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Former Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron faces fresh charges, including an allegation of official misconduct, state Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said Monday.

“It’s certainly been a stressor living in fear of the unknown around every corner or when I pick up the phone," county supervisor Tavis Hall said.

We have entered a new social media hell, where online creeps run sadistic schemes targeting high school kids. Since late 2021, their ruses have driven at least 20 young people,

The former CEO of Tri-County Electric Cooperative can see internal communications that led to his July 2023 firing, a district judge in Weatherford ruled last Thursday.

Columbia Parks and Recreation crews cleared a homeless encampment Monday in a wooded area near the intersection of Broadway and Old 63. The clean up is part of a forestry project, according to the city.

MOREHEAD CITY — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are accepting public comments on temporary rules to implement mandatory harvest reporting requirements passed by the N.C.

Every few moments, Millet Ben Haim had to take a moment to compose herself. Two days earlier was the six-month anniversary of the Hamas surprise invasion of Israel, and that

CUBA — Youve seen it on TikTok — now it is your turn to take part in the current pop culture phenomenon with Paint Pals at the Cuba Library.

Two New Zealand researchers are leading the charge for an international policy guide and framework to evaluate AI and other new technologies.

Loop 224 will be closed and traffic detoured at the U.S. 59 overpass Tuesday and Wednesday due ongoing construction, the Texas Department of Transportation announced Monday.