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You needed help, he was going to be there for you. And for him to die like that, it was just senseless. Absolutely senseless. Nick now, that suspect may have ties to this area. Considering the car was parked in the alley. Police are trying to run down all of those leads. The suspect tonight remains at large. Reporting live at 24th and capital, nick bohr, wisn 12 joyce how very sad. Wisn 12 news has learned a Lake Geneva High School student was still playing football, while being investigated for...

TODAY marks World Book Day – the day which sees children across the area dressing up as their favourite literary character to celebrate books and…

Welcome Santa and his elves as they ride the waves Dec. 9 for the second annual boat parade of the Tsala Apopka Boat Club in Hernando. The flotilla departs from

LUMBERTON — The Lumberton Lions Club installed five new members into its membership at a recent meeting.

Marcelino Alvarez-Victorianos attorney filed an updated lawsuit based on additional information on the Waterloo incident.

Three cases show how laws can block citizens from suing police and officials, making it harder to "clamp down on rogue officers."

- Book prize is awarded annually to the best English-language non-fiction book on international affairs - TORONTO and WASHINGTON, Jan. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Janice Stein will chair an

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Waterloo, IA (AP) — A prosecutor has ruled that a police officer who shot and paralyzed a man in downtown Waterloo, Iowa, in April acted legally because the target appeared to be chasing a deputy with a shotgun. Black Hawk County Attorney Brian Williams says Waterloo police officer C.J. Nichols did not know that the long, dark weapon carried by Marcelino Alvarez-Victoriano was a pellet gun until after Nichols shot him. He says video from the officer's body camera and two deputies' sq...