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Advisory in the city. and finally, what you were mentioning at the beginning of the atlanta public schools announced that summer school and summer programs will not be held today due to the water emergency. kates back to you. >> clearly, a lot of work still to do is crippled big parts of atlanta thank you, raphael john. >> all right. very shortly jury selection begins in the federal trial of hunter biden, making her the first time ever that the child of a sitting president has gone on trial. he ...

Memorial Day services are often somber affairs for a reason.

More county funding for reviewing claims of innocence and coordinating restorative justice was included in Arlington’s new budget. The county payroll will now include permanent spots for a conviction integrity attorney and a Director of Restorative Justice and Diversion, the office of Arlington's top prosecutor announced in a Friday press release. “This helps ensure that

Attorney Bill Satterberg said hes been advocating for a program like this for more than four years because he believes it would positively impact Alaskans and reduce a backlog of

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s Rocky Mountain Field Division (RMFD) is proud to be part of the 26th annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, April 27, 2024 from

Community members gathered at Western Michigan University's Heritage Hall Sunday afternoon for a fundraising event meant to benefit area youth.

Religious leaders gathered in a park across from the Sheriff’s Office to advocate for reduced penalties for first-time traffic offenders.

The arrest comes two days after a toddler, who was an innocent bystander, was shot in the hip in broad daylight Saturday in the Bronx. The boy was taken to the hospital in stable condition.

As a Democratic candidate for county attorney, I urge the voters of Pima County to consider the respective records of myself and Laura Conover. The role of prosecutor is one

One day in October 2021, Michael Morrison finished a 10-hour work shift in Trussville. He got in a car with a cousin to go back to Miles College in Fairfield, where he was a student. His cousin made a stop an apartment complex in Hoover. As Morrison remembers, his cousin returned with marijuana. They drove […] The post Pretrial diversion programs are effective. And expensive for participants. appeared first on Alabama Reflector.