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Dylan Tarbi wasn’t the best third-baseman Freeport Area Youth Baseball coaches ever saw. That didn’t matter to the 13-year-old Buffalo Township boy, several people close to Dylan said Saturday. He always just worked to be his best. On Thursday, a day before a single-cab pickup fatally struck Dylan as the

The search for a missing Western Pennsylvania woman last seen in the Harrisburg area and deemed a homicide victim was concentrated Friday along two creeks in northern York County. Susquehanna Township police sent out a thank you via Crimewatch on Monday that expressed “its sincere gratitude for the agencies, organizations,

This is a live updates page. As events continue to develop, reporters from the Cynic will update this article with encampment and related coverage here. April 28, 3:10 p.m. At approximately 2:02 p.m. UVM Students for Justice in Palestine established an encampment on the Andrew Harris Commons, joining universities across the country in demanding the...

Born out of tragedy, a group of fire service supporters has been giving back to the Cincinnati Fire Department for nearly 100 years — and is looking toward the department's next big need.

The truck is leaking propane, according to the fire chief on the emergency radio scanner to dispatchers.

A Wilton driver was charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident.

SALEM, Va. (WFXR) — After serving the community for nearly 25 years, the Chief of Police for the City of Salem has announced his retirement is on the horizon. On Feb. 29, Michael Crawley announced that he is retiring from the force effective June 1, 2024. He began working with the police department as a […]

Bosso, a 33-year fire department veteran, previously served as interim fire chief.

Trinity Health Muskegon announced it is distributing free gun locks as part of an initiative alongside the Muskegon Police Department.

Plum School District is expanding its police force by adding a longtime borough officer who retired last year. The school board approved hiring Mike DeMarco, 51, of Monroeville. He will be paid $28 per hour. His start date had not been determined as of Thursday. His hiring increases the district’s