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Before the hiring of the new police chief, the department was embroiled in a federal investigation.

Hutchinson celebrates its 133rd annual Emancipation Proclamation event with free events through Sunday. Plaque dedication kicks off festivities.

Hutchinson Community College continues the long tradition of honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.s impact on Hutchinson and the rest of the world.

Hutchinsons history in inclusion and human rights spans more than a century, here are some notable figures Hutchinson Community College will honor.

Home décor shop opens in Fallston With her home state in mind, Pope describes her store as “country and primitive” furnishings. “When I lived at home, there are shops like this and when I went into them, I would always think I’d like to do something like this but I never thought I would,” said Pope. “And here we are. I’ve always thought it would be amazing because you come in and you feel like you are right at home. It has a comfortable, cozy feel. It smells good, and it feels go...

Former D.C. government employee goes to prison for dealing fentanyl Rachel Weiner After serving 19 years in prison for murder, Darrell Pope rebuilt his life and became a program specialist at the D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs. He married a fellow staffer and joined her church; they built a home in Clinton, Md. But last year, Pope began selling heroin and fentanyl, and on Tuesday, he was sent back to prison for 63 months. “I ran into the wrong peopl...