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The NYPD says there have been 32 hate crimes against Asians so far this year, up 10% from the same time last year.

Officers and a police dog were on the scene quickly, but the intruder wasn’t found.

Warrants have been issued for the arrest of a Nanaimo man after he failed to appear in court on break-and-enter and assault charges.

Arrest warrants for breaking-and-entering and assault have been issued for a 32-year-old Nanaimo man after he failed to appear in court.

Monkeyed with? >> yes. >> reporter: not long after that discovery of mischief on the locks, a stranger knocked at the front door one night saying he was forming a neighborhood "block watch." he scared heidi so much that she told friends. and described the stranger as african-american with a tattoo. stephen demanded new locks and keys from the townhouse management. they were installed on april 19th, 2000. the very next evening was when it happened. >> are you sending somebody? >> yes, i am. >> ju...

Stephens sister. >> theyre looking for somebody that comes to the door, did you ever go to heidis door and knock on the door? >> no. >> saying youre from the block watch association? >> no. actually, i dont even know where heidi lived at. no, never knocked on her door. >> reporter: but the cops wouldnt just accept the butchers denials and be done with him, there were other reasons to dig deeper, including his work time card. a time was changed on one specific day. >> its the day of the murder, o...

The arrests come amid a recent string of reported thefts from other flooded homes in the area that had been sitting empty while residents were evacuated.

The Bobcat volleyball team will conclude its 2021 fall home schedule when it hosts Idaho and Eastern Washington this week in Shroyer Gym. The Cats will host Idaho

SEATTLE — Aaron Cunningham had no idea the nightmare he was signing up for when he agreed to lend around $1.6 million to the owner of two distressed properties — an 11-unit motel and an adjacent, three-story apartment building — on Aurora Avenue North.

Columbus police chief Elaine Bryant attended the Connect 2 Protect Block Watch Tuesday night, where she met residents and answered their questions.