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Son its painful for melissa not to be aware for this. Doctors believe the tumor began growing before their wedding honeymoon or started planning for the baby. Now, brian faces an overwhelming prospect of raising wes, hoping melissa will recover. Iet will be a balancing act to make sure that they both get what they need. And i will be spread thin. A retired Police Officer donated his apartment so brian can live nearby. His in laws temporarily moved to the city to help. Countless friends and stran...

MARTINSBURG — With the unofficial results of Tuesday’s election, citizens have voted in multiple new faces across the county’s legal system, including Republican nominations for prosecutor and two sheriffs, one

RICHLAND, Wash. - Two Richland brothers were sentenced to a combined 45 years in prison for trafficking hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills into the Tri-Cities, according to a press

CHARLES TOWN — The Jefferson County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) had its third political forum Friday evening, where magistrate candidates and other elected officials had

A former Army colonel who's looking to flip a House seat from blue to red in North Carolina says her Democratic opponent is "beholden" to President Biden.

POCATELLO — A 43-year-old local man was recently arrested after sheriff’s deputies say he threatened another man with a crowbar and battered a woman during an incident in Arimo on

CHARLES TOWN — Ray Campbell, a retired police commander in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and more than 20-year resident of Jefferson County, has filed to seek election to the Jefferson County Magistrate

People in Gates County who call 911 are having their calls routed to Perquimans County until a staffing shortage eases.

The ripples of financial difficulties at Steward have been felt by its employees, vendors, state officials and patients for years, but the state is now scrambling to prepare for what could become a tsunami if the for-profit company shutters some, or all, of its Massachusetts hospitals.

Voter access was the subject of a House hearing