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The state House of Representatives voted 199-1 to approve legislation that would make using a tracking device to secretly track another person part of Pennsylvanias laws against stalking.

A new committee has been created to explore broadband and connectivity issues as the Pike County Fiscal Court, on April 24, approved an extensive list of nominees to serve on

LIBERTY CENTER — A home near here was heavily damaged by fire Tuesday afternoon.

Victim died at Cone Hospital just days after the April 17 crash.

The Daily Emerald is providing live coverage of the third day of the pro-Palestine encampment on the University of Oregon campus, which has been set up on the Memorial Quad

The Pella Police Department engaged in the following activities during the week of April 21 to April 27, 2024:

Zeno Baucus, the prosecutor with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, connected these charges with today’s increasingly uncivilized political climate. Baucus called this kind of behavior is “poison” to community discourse.

However, Wednesdays statement did not detail what the failures were surrounding the Nov. 7 deaths of Serenity Hawley and her former boyfriend Croney Monk III.

LINCOLN — In a proclamation, Gov. Jim Pillen has declared May as See to Learn Month in Nebraska.

On April 20, UGA police were patrolling the North Campus Parking Deck when they observed two vehicles parked on the top level, one of which was filled with smoke. Based