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“If something happens to me, who would I even call?” said the owner of the Broken Spoon, who has been harassed by white supremacists and rebuked by local law enforcement.

“If something happens to me, who would I even call?” said the owner of the Broken Spoon, who has been harassed by white supremacists and rebuked by local law enforcement.

Law enforcement officials believe a man shot and killed his toddler daughter and her mother on Saturday at a home in Franklin, according to officials with the New Hampshire attorney general's office.

Montgomery County, Maryland Fire and Rescue Service chief Scott Goldstein announced Tuesday that he will leave his position after 36 years on the force.

Tucked between debate over zoning changes, school district funding and city employee bonuses, Franklin leaders made clear they have full faith in Police Chief David Goldstein and City Manager Judie Milner at a time when some residents are calling for...

Members of the Franklin Police patrolman’s union have expressed a lack of confidence in the department’s leadership to include the chief, two lieutenants and a sergeant, while former employees say they were subject to harassment while on the...

The publication of the vote came earlier this week after officers allege department leaders engaged in retaliation and violated union contract terms.

Police responded to the report of the plane crash at 6:00 p.m. on Nov. 27. EMS personnel were able to successfully rescue the two trapped individuals from the plane at 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 28.

Authorities say a dead body was found in the debris from an explosion that rocked the Potomac Oaks Condominiums in Montgomery County, as police officials now are investigating the incident as a potential intentional criminal act.

On Monday, Montgomery County Fire Chief Scott Goldstein confirmed the apartment explosion that displaced over 100 people in Silver Spring last Thursday has been ruled "accidental."