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The rush of news coverage following the death last week of O.J. Simpson brought back memories of the media frenzy that surrounded his arrest and acquittal nearly 30 years ago.

Huntsville and much of Walker County has received approximately 9.57 inches of rain since 8 p.m. Wednesday until noon Friday, according to the National Weather Service Center’s Huntsville Municipal Airport

The Denton Police Department’s Special Victims Unit is investigating an alleged assault on a middle school student that occurred on a Denton ISD school bus in April.

NEW ALBANY — The Sherman Minton Renewal team has scheduled an eastbound directional Interstate 64 closure to begin Monday.

It sure looked like a beautiful automobile. A perfect specimen of a 1970 Chevrolet El Camino, as nice looking now as when Richard Nixon was in the White House. That’s

Tim OShei spoke with Russert by phone about the impact of his book, his new job as host and creative director of a live-events series for MSNBC, and Buffalo.

An organization working from a portable building in Spanaway has recently been awarded a $1 million grant from Pierce County for its work getting families experiencing homelessness into stable housing.

The Kokomo Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying and locating an individual they say stole several political signs last week from people’s yards.

PATH Inc. was not awarded a $9.5 million grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services to continue operating their 988 crisis call center in Bloomington.

DEXTER – Firefighters extinguished a road paving machine that became fully engulfed in flames on Tuesday, Calloway County Fire-Rescue said.