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A vehicle pursuit in western Illinois leads to a shooting involving a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper.

CLARENCE, Mo. — A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper suffered nonlife-threatening injuries after he was struck by gunfire Wednesday night.

The move comes months after a TCU student was murdered in the popular entertainment district.

It's an afternoon in July 2023, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams is in his element. Standing at a podium at the foot of the marble staircase in New York’s City Hall, the Mayor is flanked by staffers, supporters, and hip-hop stars including Eric B. (of Eric B. and Rakim fame), rapper and reality TV star Peter Gunz, and “The Blastmaster” KRS-One.

After last year’s “Hip-Hop 50” celebrations omitted much of the genre’s activist history, some lifelong fans say rap no longer feels revolutionary.

Anyone who read Democrat candidate for attorney general Ben Alke’s recent column, published Jan. 12 in the Havre Daily News, is left wondering: Who

CHESTERTOWN — The Kent County State’s Attorney’s Office assessed nearly half the offenders that come through the court system are repeat offenders.

I am grateful to Dr Peter Phillips for his thoughtful response to my comments on The University of the West Indies (The UWI) policy-oriented research set out in last Sunday's But Dr Phillips, in...

BILLINGS, Mont. -- Family Tree Nurturing Center is one part of a bigger puzzle to help improve public safety in Billings. Through visitation programs and parenting classes the center focuses

Montana Board of Crime Control awarded $32,500 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yellowstone County, $32,500 to Friendship House, and $38,500 to Billings Public Schools.