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Julian was known as a talented left-handed pitcher and had recently started working at a cable company. more
A Jackson County, W.Va. couple is facing multiple alleged child abuse charges following an investigation. more
A man was fatally shot Sunday night in Greater Grand Crossing on the South Side. Around 9:40 p.m., a 26-year-old man was on the sidewalk in the 7000 block of South Eberhart Avenue when he was shot … more
Levar Chamberlain, 28, was charged in connection with a nonfatal shooting that took place on Timon Street on Sept. 27. more
A man was hospitalized after being shot at a bar in Baytown Monday morning. more
Democrats and outside watchdogs are planning a massive presence at the polls on Election Day. more
The 24/7 phased full road closure will effect traffic with detours for months. more
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Ashville residents will vote on whether to repeal a village agreement with EdgeConneX for a data center complex. Ashville is one of five data center issues on the ballot in … more
No development is expected in the Atlantic this week. more
On Monday's show: We find out why Fort Bend County Tax Assessor-Collector Carmen Turner was arrested last week. And we examine what a new report says about the effect of data centers on air quality. more
DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of a beautiful 30-year-old son, "Caleb," who's married, employed and happy. We have a close relationship, and he thinks Mom and Dad (married 35 years) are awesome. He was … more
PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) -- Eagles fans looking to show their team pride have a new place to shop in South Philadelphia — and a couple of familiar faces were on hand Sunday to help them get ready for … more
All Saints, founded in 1901, was merged into nearby Christ the King three years ago. more
What if President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s push for more executions ends up helping America abolish the death penalty?After this wild October, the question is not so … more
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It was formerly a horse racing track for around seven decades. more
Nonprofit organizations and charities donated tens of thousands of dollars to a campaign seeking a new property tax in St. Louis County. more
Critics said the organizations that donated thousands of dollars to the campaign are the ones who would benefit most. more
The Civil War era produced many interesting figures in Texas History. Among them was Samuel B. Maxey, a lawyer, Confederate general, and U. S. Senator. more
County sheriffs are adding more license plate readers, creating friction over how the technology is used across jurisdictions. more
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