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The woman called Hancock County Regional Communications Center and reported that a man was experiencing a medical event.

Hancock County Sheriff's deputies, MDEA and Homeland Security arrested two people from Texas on charges of conspiracy.

The change comes during a period of turnover for the Hancock County agency, in which several other officers have either left for different jobs or been promoted to new roles.

James Meehan, 54, was convicted of the 2007 murder of Londonderry man Jim McFadden.

A convicted killer has been remanded in custody on Friday after he was extradited back to Northern Ireland from the Republic.

People at a dementia cafe session in Swindon describe long waits for diagnosis, and knock-on delays in prescribing treatment

A bouncer accused of body-slamming a vulnerable man outside a McDonald’s restaurant in Belfast city centre used reasonable force to defend himself, the High Court ruled today.

A bouncer accused of body-slamming a vulnerable man outside a McDonald’s restaurant in Belfast city centre used reasonable force to defend himself, the High Court ruled today.