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Binghamton police are releasing more information concerning suspects involved in a shooting incident on April 5.

Binghamton police say more than a dozen shots were fired in a drive-by shooting in which a home was targeted.

PALMYRA, Mo. — Palmyra voters gave the nod to three returning city council members and approved all three ordinances on the Tuesday ballot.

The diverse in-town and endless activities on the premises and in the surroundings of these cities make them the best in the North Carolina.

On Monday night, Columbia City Council members will vote\u00a0on whether to remove language that prohibits the use of roll carts in the city or\u00a0to send the issue back to voters in August.

Free and open to the community, Charlotte Earth Day 2022 will be Saturday, April 23, 2022 in First Ward Park. This will be an interactive, science-based,...

The lawsuit requests that all approvals and permits for the project be rescinded until further discussion can be had.

The Lake Erie shoreline in Buffalo has been battered in recent years by more frequently occurring seiches – the wind-driven waves that cause drastic differences in water levels.

Bayonne Superintendent of Schools John Niesz and the Bayonne Board of Education have announced the closing on the sale of the former St. Andrew's property,

The Sugar Bowl candy store opened on Binghamtons Court Street in 1905 but last lasted less than a decade because of legal and financial issues.