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Alberta’s government is delivering on a commitment to put more frontline police officers on Calgary and Edmonton streets to keep Alberta families and communities safe.

MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WFXR) — One officer in the City of Martinsville is continuing to stamp her mark in history. Retired Officer Coretha Gravely is the first Black woman to join the Martinsville Police Department. But now she is joining the Clearview Early Learning Center to serve as the school’s first-ever Resource Officer. Officer Gravely began […]

CECIL COUNTY — County Executive Danielle Hornberger (R) and her Republican challenger in the 2024 Primary Elections, Adam Streight (R), talked school funding, public safety and education during a debate

The Jefferson County PVA reassessed property values this year in several neighborhoods across the city.

CECIL COUNTY — County Council President Jackie Gregory (R) and Dawn Branch (R), her challenger in the 2024 Cecil County Council District 5 election, debated education funding, small businesses and

FRANKFORT – Gov. Andy Beshear had until midnight Tuesday to sign or veto bills on his desk.

Five members of an organised criminal gang, which falsely claimed more than £50 million in Universal Credit in the largest benefit fraud in England and Wales, have been convicted.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (DC News Now) – Several top leaders at the Jefferson-Houston Pre-K – 8 IB School are now on administrative leave, Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) leaders confirm. The move comes just five days after a DC News Now report revealed a 4-year-old student with special needs wandered several blocks off school grounds during […]

BoJ decision to allow 10-year yields above 1% contributed to JSCC spikes

The School Board will also consider a formal resolution against charter school expansion in Boone County.