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The homegoing arrangements have been released to the public for 5-year-old Mariyah Lacey. Services will start on Thursday and end on Saturday.

Officers with the Big Rapids Department of Public Safety responded to the following...

CHRISTCHURCH is set for a second McDonald’s restaurant after plans for the global food brand to take over a Pizza Hut site were approved.

A bomb hoaxer who sent a suspicious package to a Covid-19 vaccine factory has been jailed for two years and three months. Anthony Collins briefly halted the manufacturing of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine at the factory in January 2021, and the parcel had to be carefully detonated by bomb disposal experts. Items recovered from the package, […]

Bishop Omar Jahwar honored as community leader after his death from COVID-19 complications The 47-year-old activist and mentor drew on his own history as a troubled teen to create a nonprofit group that helped curb gang violence in Dallas for over 20 years. Pastor Omar Jahwar, a prominent city leader and gang interventionist, addressed students at a 2019 workshop on ways to cope with threats of mass violence in schools. Jahwar died March 11 of complications related to COVID-19.(David Woo / Staf...

CityFibre will be carrying out work in Barrack Road, Christchurch MOTORISTS are set to face weeks of traffic delays in Christchurch as tomorrow marks the start of two months of roadworks in main routes through the town centre. CityFibre is carrying out installation work along a stretch of Barrack Road from Monday, February 15, through to Monday, March 15. A lane closure will be in force while engineers are in the area, with fibre excavation being carried out between the roundabout with Ba...

Douglas Renggli, from left to right, and his daughter Fiona Renggli, 11, assist their neighbors, Lori and Don Vail, all of Clarkston, in clearing snow from their driveway on Saturday afternoon. “Being part of a good neighborhood means you help your neighbors,” said Douglas Renggli. Lori Vail added that, “Doug and his little girl, Fiona, are always helping the neighbors.” Zach Wilkinson/Tribune

The North Charleston Police Department is asking for information related to a Jan. 2 killing.

Get involved with these volunteer opportunities in D-FW Drivers are needed to deliver meals and help people get to work. Ingrid Basson lent a helping hand to her son Sam with a Lego project in February 2018, when they said he planned to live at a 29 Acres development in Denton County. 29 Acres provides housing and employment opportunities to adults with autism.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Many nonprofit organizations are temporarily closed for personal interactions because of COVID-19 social...