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There was a fundraiser to honor fallen officer Peter Jerving and to help Milwaukee officers go to National Police Week in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, Feb. 18.

By Garth Meyer The mayor’s chair was empty at the Redondo Beach city council Tuesday night, as it has often been for open sessions for over a year.

WISN 12 News obtains the call audio from the October incident.

Appreciably hindered, no doubt, by the critical condition of many roads in the county, as well as a great deal of illness, Neshoba County lagged to the final moment in reaching its quota in the Fourth War Loan drive but it was reached, thanks to the hard work of members of the drive committee, the County War Finance Director, F. L. Grubbs, and other interested citizens.

Ballots are being sent out and early voting has begun for California's 2024 Primary Election. Plus, we hear how judicial candidates are evaluated by the San Diego County Bar Association. And finally, we speak to the author of a book on what we can do to save democracy.

Did you catch where all of the candidates stand on the critical local issues facing the City of Sonora and Tuolumne County ahead of the upcoming March 5 primary election? AM 1450 and FM 102.7 KVML recently aired a series of candidate forums featuring the three competitive Tuolumne County Board of Supervisor races and Sonora

The San Diego Foundation is helping people displaced late last month by flooding, with $800,000 raised from private donors and philanthropic organizations. Plus, the flood damage across San Diego County is amplifying the already growing crisis of unhoused students trying to survive while attending school at the same time. A new project is offering rest and relief for those who need it most. In other news, in March, San Diegans will vote on who will replace Monica Montgomery Steppe as the Distric...

Drake State Community and Technical College, Madison County, and Huntsville City Schools (HCS) have partnered to facilitate free CDL classes to help address the growing demand for a skilled workforce

Four candidates are running for the three open seats on the Sonora City Council.

Clifford C. Marshall and Kelly Strickland Raney were re-elected chair and vice-chair of the Butts County Board of Education during the board’s Jan. 16 meeting.