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A new book explores why America's revenue-focused approach to traffic policing isn't making streets safer, while harming the vulnerable people who get caught in its trap.

A new book explores why America's revenue-focused approach to traffic policing isn't making streets safer, while harming the vulnerable people who get caught in its trap.

Just about every day, on the drive in and out of town, Bruce Kauffman remembers seeing a large boulder in a stand of trees on the northwest side of the Interstate 90 and Highway 41 interchange in Post Falls. "It just seemed like an unusual object," Kauffman said Friday. "Why was it even there? How did it get there?"

The fabric of a small community is a tapestry of people and cultural identities that distinguish it from other locales. Small businesses are one of the main threads that hold it all together.

Newschannel 7 highlights an overcomer of addiction if the Freedom Friday segment. This week’s overcomer says you should never stop praying for your addicted loved one.

A man told police he had a handgun pointed at him while he was driving Friday morning.

The late April torrential rainfall is bringing more than May flowers to Edgcomb. On April 30, the heavy rain resulted in significant damage to Spring Hill Farm, Cross Point and Mt. Hunger roads. On May 16, Selectman Mike Smith reported the estimated...

LOWELL — Saturday’s coronation of King Charles III gave me — a lifelong Anglophile — a chance to reflect on the passage of time and the advance of technology since his 1986 visit to Lowell and the tech giant Wang Laboratories.

Summer Camps 2023

Mayor Winnecke's "State Of The City" Address Made At The Rotary Club Of Evansville April 6, 2023 Good afternoon. It’s a pleasure to be with you to present my twelfth, and final, state of the City speech. Know that I am grateful to the Rotary Club of Evansville for this opportunity, and for