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Undaunted co-designer David Thompson’s next effort is a unique worker placement wargame called General Orders: World War II. Polygon had a hands-on ahead of this year’s Gen Con.

One day after an Indianapolis police officer shot and killed accused of fleeing a traffic stop, community and faith leaders call for transparency.

One day after an Indianapolis police officer shot and killed accused of fleeing a traffic stop, community and faith leaders call for transparency.

Richmond Police Chief Rick Edwards said his officer may not have arrested Charles Byers while he was in mental health crisis at a hospital had the officer known the full picture at the time.

Capt. Mike Evans is currently on paid leave following an incident at an area restaurant.

DALLAS – On July 25, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is marking a milestone many retailers never experience—128 years of service. The Exchange, long known in military communities for its “We Go Where You

Frederick Alderman Kelly Russell will serve on a state commission monitoring the operation of correctional facilities, after being appointed by Gov. Wes Moore.

This is true despite claims to the contrary by some on both the left and right.

With the focus on the Battle of Gettysburg that was fought July 1-3, 1863, many folks overlook what happened in the days just before that momentous conflict. One hundred and

During the American Civil War, Ohio devised a strategy to recruit short-term soldiers, known as Hundred Days Men, in an attempt to alleviate the non-combat duties of frontline troops. Kyle