Blake Burns News Today

This past weekend, Florida public power participants brought home more than half of the awards

The defendant was arrested in connection with two shooting deaths at a White Settlement apartment.

Thunder Bay scored five times in the ninth to take the lead, only to give up three in the home side's half of the inning adn fel

With a stopwatch running, three Blackhawk Middle School students gathered around a model of a city constructed from bits of plants and recycled materials and explained how a floating community

Penn State Behrend’s track and field teams competed in the All-Atlantic Region Track and Field Conference Championships at Moravian University on May 18 and 19. Dan Dabrowski, a sophomore from Harborcreek, placed third in the discus. He currently ranks 10th in the NCAA’s Division III.

A thunderstorm drenched parts of North Texas with heavy rain causing flash flooding that closed a street in Kaufman Thursday.

“It’s an older injury, and we thought maybe it was beginning to cause him pain again since he’s been outside all this time with the weather turning colder,” says Burns. “He’ll limp when he walks, but he can run, and if he’s going through those scratching motions after he’s used the bathroom, he can kick up dirt like there’s nothing wrong with him. We think he’s gonna be alright.” Records staffer Michelle Allen has shared the same close-quartered office space as Burns has w...

Dec 17, 2020 Toby, a lab-Great Pyrenees rescue dog who has spent the last week at the Hanceville Police Department, has plenty of room to stretch out on assistant police records administrator Blake Burns’ farm, where he’ll soon be taking up permanent residence with Burns’ other rescue dogs.Benjamin Bullard HANCEVILLE — A week ago, his future looked dim. Limping, dirty, and alone, a then-nameless pupper was spotted by residents at Hanceville Nursing Home, bedded down in...

Dec 11, 2020 HANCEVILLE — First-response dispatchers at Hanceville will soon be among the county’s first to adopt a communication technology that’ll help make their work less stressful — while assuring residents better response timing on emergency calls. Through the grant-awarding efforts of the Cullman County E-911 Board, Hanceville and other area agencies have been awarded funding to purchase new consoles with “toning capabilities” to replace older, less efficien...