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With the first-ever MacLean GR5 underground road grader already shipped to Africa and additional units scheduled for factory production, the newest addition […]

A Colorado Springs police officers Oct. 3 shooting was ruled justified, the Fourth Judicial District Attorneys Office announced Friday.

25 UNSW academics receive Ideas Grants for research in medicine and health, science and engineering. UNSW Sydney researchers have secured more than

25 UNSW academics receive Ideas Grants for research in medicine and health, science and engineering.

The officer who shot and killed a man in Colorado Springs on Sunday was working an "extra duty shift," a common practice that allows officer to make more money, but

Colorado Springs police have identified the officer who shot and killed a shoplifting suspect on the run last Sunday.

The man who was killed in an officer-involved shooting near the Walmart Supercenter off Chelton Road Sunday has been identified as 24-year-old David Jacques, the El Paso County Coroners office

I’ve got a plan to get all the anti-jabbers to get their shots We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 23, 2021 — 5.33am May 23, 2021 — 5.33am Save Normal text size Advertisement This must be Dante’s descent into the nine rings of hell, yes? Or at least some circular and self-perpetuating descent that leads to it . . . On the one hand Prime Minister Morrison says we can’t open the borders any time soon because there a...

Historians appalled at plastic skeleton of Napoleon’s horse over his tomb We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Henry Samuel Save Normal text size Advertisement Paris: French historians have blasted “shocking” plans to hang a plastic replica skeleton of Napoleon Bonaparte’s favourite horse, captured by the British at the Battle of Waterloo, above his tomb. French artist Pascal Convert’s sculpture, an exact copy of th...

Tweet Editor’s note : In an occasional series called Through Lines, we’re taking a look back at records that help tell the evolving story of Nashville music, one decade at a time. Our installment on the 2000s comes to us from former Scene music editor Tracy Moore, who called on a variety of contributing writers to discuss a wide range of releases from the decade. Also see our installments on the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s. Nashville music fans faced an increasingly frustrating ...