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Learning . Reporter they have for the first time publicly identified the suspected bomber here as 63yearold Anthony Quinn war r warner. This is the police chief for the first time publicly confirming to our colleague natasha chen that that is the person they believe is behind the bombing. I want to step out of the camera and show you whats going on behind me. Theres several fbi agents and atf agents walking through that area, looking for pieces of evidence. We have seen this in other parts of th...

Deborah Brewer passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Norman Transcript on 2024-03-28.

Metro Detroiters share photos of the rare super blue moon shining over Michigan on Aug. 30, 2023.

OneRepublic to headline the Isle of MTV concert tonight

The Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management recently purchased a Solar & Hydrogen Mobile Nanogrid Emergency Response Trailer and showed

Many living around the Hyde Park neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri, are asking for more parking, safer crosswalks, slower traffic signs and better sight lines.

A performance by country music artist Tim Elliott will be a highlight of Budbreak, an annual wine and craft beer festival in Mount Airy which will be held this…

A retired NHS administrator died from an asbestos-related lung cancer which she believed was caused in her childhood by her dad's work at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, an inquest heard.

By Tom Joyce tjoyce@mtairynews.com Bill Holcomb holds a clock presented by Mount Airy Rotary Club members engraved with the dates of his Rotary membership spanning more than 50 years. The clock was given in appreciation of Holcomb’s decades of faithful membership and attendance. Belonging to a group for more than a half-century is a remarkable achievement, but ironically, Bill Holcomb’s association with the Mount Airy Rotary Club would have exceeded 70 years had he not put work over member...

In North Carolina, It Takes A Court Order To Release Police Body Camera Footage Details Published: 27 April 2021 Six days after sheriff’s deputies in North Carolina fatally shot Andrew Brown Jr., the body camera footage has not been made public.  That’s because state law requires a court order before the video can be released.   After several days of pressure, Pasquotank County Attorney Michael Cox filed a motion on Monday to get that order. But the sl...