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PRINCETON — Stopping at a local car dealership was on the Mercer County Sheriff’s Department agenda Tuesday after the county commission approved more than $300,000 for buying and equipping six

The Astoria City Council on Monday distributed grant funding to more than two dozen organizations totaling over $200,000.

CHEERS to the early success of the national 988 suicide hotline, which marked its first year in service earlier this month.

FLORENCE — As crews continue to work to contain a diesel fuel spill caused by a partially sunken tugboat on the Tennessee River, authorities said the amount of fuel is

A man who tried to march with Las Vegas police at a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020 has pleaded guilty in federal court to false impersonation of an officer.

North Korea launched two missiles into waters off its east coast in a show of anger hours after the U.S. brought a submarine capable of firing nuclear ballistic missiles to

A request of $250,000 for land use and transportation planning

North Korea stayed silent Wednesday about the detention of an American soldier who sprinted across the Koreas’ heavily fortified border as members of his tour group looked on in shock.

Don’t thank Hollywood for “Sound of Freedom.”

House Republicans voted to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs and personnel at the Pentagon, and one wonders whether the U.S. military will ever be the same.