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The recreational cannabis market in Montana topped $1.5 million in sales in its first weekend, according to the state revenue department.

The first $6 million in tax revenue will pour into the HEART Fund, a substance use disorder treatment and addiction recovery program.

HOLLIDAY, Mo. — After disappearing from her home before Christmas 88-year old Betty Hayes has not yet been found.

Betty Hayes was reported missing on Dec. 17 and still has not been found.

Francisco and many other cities across the us with the bay area suffering a spate of smash and grab robberies in recent months. we are back with our panel, so jason, to borrow a famous phrase, the san francisco mayor hit by reality. >> the progressive mindset is boggling. she promised her remarks saying what im going to propose here, more crime control is going to make people uncomfortable. what makes people uncomfortable our high crime rates, smash and grab robberies make people uncomfortable. ...

People didnt think much about it. they pulled the lever on a straight party line ticket without thinking much about the policies behind the people they were electing now when you have bodine and larry krasner in philadelphia, national names, theyve come to represent these policies and it is a big issue at the voting booth. eric: you know in new york crime turnaround, stop and frisk and cops focusing, heavy police presence in high crime neighborhoods. a lot of those policies have been repudiated....

Sewell would become the first black woman to hold the post of NYPD's top cop, once current NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea retires at the end of the year

Sewell would become the first black woman to hold the post of NYPD's top cop, once current NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea retires at the end of the year

A Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper and Cassville graduate was shot in the line of duty on Friday. At approximately 10:52 p.m. Friday, Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper Colton Beck, of...

Jefferson City, Mo. - Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, announces the following promotion effective January 1, 2022: Lieutenant Gara N. Howard, Q/RDD, is being promoted to captain and named director of the Criminal Justice Information Services Division, General Headquarters, Jefferson City, MO. Howard joined the Patrol as a member of the 75th Recruit Class on February 1, 1998. Upon graduating from the Patrol's Law Enforcement Academy, she was assign...