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Efforts have succeeded in reducing the prison population, except for Indigenous individuals, who now comprise almost one third of those in prison.

Bar Harbor

Vitali GossJankowski scuffled with law enforcement after a D.C. judge revoked his pre-trial release

Defending his administration’s performance so far, Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday hit out at critics who say many of the Progressive Liberal Party’s pre-election promises have yet to be fulfilled.

Frustrations in Placer County are playing out over the possible release of William Stephenson, who is committed to a state hospital as a sexually violent predator.

He has been receiving mental health treatment for the past three years.

The Speech from the Throne marking the start of a new session of Parliament yesterday laid out a legislative agenda to address a wide range of issues, including the high cost of living, climate change, irregular migration, crime, and the backlog within the judicial system. “In this next phase of the administration, my government will continue

In the Speech from the Throne, delivered by Governor General Cynthia “Mother” Pratt in Parliament Square today, the Davis administration outlined its expansive legislative agenda and policies, including legislation to introduce The Bahamas National Development Plan Bill, legislation to address the high cost of living and legislation to create tougher penalties for gang members. “These changes

Anthony Rodeen, the man charged with driving over a homeless woman in her tent on Highway 99 in 2022, has been found guilty except for insanity.

Charles Watts continues to abide a court order for treatment through the Lakeview Center after reportedly attacking his girlfriend with a hatchet.