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Even when the criminal is guilty, the innocent often pay a high price also

Equal punishment for equal crimes is a myth in our justice system

Smith speaks about judicial independence and how to address the erosion of courtroom decorum

The Yorkshire Philosophical Society has elected a first female president in its 202 year history.

Leonard Smith, a giant in Detroit's philanthropic communities, helped establish the Skillman Foundation and the James and Peggy Flinn Foundation.

Horus Music expands to offer publishing for all Independent artists and songwriters | Radioandmusic.com

The mens Krewe of Tucumcari presented a rock n roll tableau at its 76th annual ball on Saturday at the Raising Cane’s River Center ballroom.

There was once a time when Jones Memorial Library operated at 434 Rivermont Ave. and was the only public library in Lynchburg. Today, it sits on the second floor on the Lynchburg Public Library and is known for specializing in genealogy and historical research. Its history is both interesting and complicated.

The hunt’s organizer denies that any of the people in the hunting party were involved with the deer’s disappearance.

Morris County Commissioner Christine Myers was sworn in for a year-long term as director of the seven-member Board of County Commissioners on Thursday, Jan. 4, following swearing in ceremonies for