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BALTIMORE — Maryland courts have run out of money to pay for indigent people charged with crimes to be released on home detention pending trial, putting hundreds of such defendants at risk of reincarceration, according to documents obtained by The Baltimore Sun. In 2021, the state sent $5 million to its Administrative Office of the Courts for a program that would pay private home detention ...

Maryland courts have run out of money to pay for indigent people charged with crimes to be released on home detention pending trial, putting hundreds of such defendants at risk of reincarceration, according to documents obtained by The Baltimore Sun. In 2021, the state sent $5 million to its Administrative Office of the Courts for a program that would pay private home detention companies to ...

Meet a local activist who continues to create Black History in Tuscaloosa through her passion for serving others.

Play Me Again Pianos debuts a new public piano named 'Lin' at Ponce City Market in Atlanta. The nonprofit organization aims to install and maintain free public pianos throughout the city to inspire connection and nurture the arts. The event is open to the public on February 17th at 4 pm.

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A Kansas House committee has scheduled a hearing next week that could decide the fate of a long-running dispute over who should control the historic Shawnee Indian Mission site in Fairway.

With Thanksgiving slowly approaching, everyone is probably ready to stuff their faces. Many may be wondering what and where will they eat for the holiday.

With Thanksgiving slowly approaching, everyone is probably ready to stuff their faces. Many may be wondering what and where will they eat for the holiday.

The City of Tuscaloosa held their groundbreaking of the new location of the Benjamin Barnes YMCA Tuesday morning.The facility will be located next to the Mcdon

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