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WORKSHOP: Sponsored by FDIC and Chase Bank, Cabell County Public Library presents a free financial health workshop for all ages at noon Thursday, April 7. The topic is “Your Financial

In announcing the charges, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said many of the more than 90 guns allegedly trafficked in the scheme have been linked to Chicago-area shootings.

Chicago’s murder total last year surged to levels not seen in a quarter-century, but embattled police Supt. David Brown has frequently noted a positive data point amid the spike in violence: His department “cleared” more murder cases in 2021 than in any other year in nearly two decades.

A mass shooting on Chicago’s South Side a year ago has led to a federal gun trafficking indictment alleging members of a Gangster Disciples faction conspired with Army soldiers based in Kentucky.

A new indictment alleges that Chicago native Brandon Miller, a soldier at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, conspired with soldiers Jarius Brunson and Demarcus Adams to buy guns in Kentucky and Tennessee and supply Miller’s associates here.

Southern Delaware Tourism (SDT) this week announced the winners of its 2022 Southern Delaware Photography Contest. They are:

CPD leaders said the retirement rate has now stabilized. But experts warned such a large number of more senior officers exiting may contribute to a “brain drain” at the top of the department.

We've been reporting the advent of George's in the former Cafe Prego in Little Rock. Now it's official, and we have a few more details: a news release confirming that Little Rock natives Mary Olive and John Stephens expect to open what is described as "an exciting new neighborhood Italian restaurant in the Heights ... continuing the tradition of Italian cuisine" in "late 2022."

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After weeks of avoiding questions on the issue, Chicago police Supt. David Brown acknowledged Wednesday that he made the decision to pull officers off the street after they stopped a car belonging to the head of internal affairs during a drug bust.