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Arrest has been up to 30, 000. Kron 4 news attends the gathering that mourns the loss for the loved ones. Reporter loved ones hold hand and remember the smile of the toddler that they all grew fond of, his mother, is devastated. There is no sense for anybody. Andrew thompson, the 1yearold son was sleeping when he was shot to death through a window, family members are still trying to wrap their heads around what happened. I dont understand it, i just want to know some answers, what was the reason...

At 6:39 p.m. on Wednesday, UNC Information Technology Services reported a "significant" power outage affecting the school's campus

Clarkson museum open house; Norfolk in Final Four; Nebraska Fiction Festival coming to the area

WAYNE — Imagine living a lie for 31 years.

(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Former University of Utah President David P. Gardner has died. The university announced yesterday that Gardner died Tuesday at his home in Park City. He was 90. Gardner served as president of the U from 1973 to 1983, more than doubling its budget and significantly raising faculty salaries. He's credited

Gardner, who served the university from 1973 to 1983, is credited with elevating the U.’s academic prominence.

David Pierpont Gardner, the 10th president of the University of Utah and a renowned national education leader, died Tuesday of a lingering, undisclosed illness. He was 90 years old.

This Homecoming feature takes a look back at App State in 1973 and 1998. App State celebrated Homecoming 2023 with a week of festivities from Oct. 23–29.

ANDOVER — The CEO of a Lawrence-based nonprofit organization specializing in early education and child care was recently honored by the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus with a Latino