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When filings closed a week ago for the annual public schools’ Board of Education elections in Rogers County, not a single candidate had filed for the Oologah-Talala vacant seat.

The word is authentic — but it can be a bit slippery. Sometimes its used in a way that feels self-congratulatory or even performative.

Former North Charleston Police Chief Reggie Burgess swept a crowded 10-way field in the city’s mayoral election Tuesday night, securing nearly 60% of votes by 10 p.m. with 95% of precincts reporting. He will become the first new mayor of the city in nearly 30 years. He also will become the city’s first black mayor.

Town have become the first UK football club to link up with seven-time NFL Superbowl champion Tom Brady’s wellness brand TB12.

Norwich ― Top issues among the 12 school board candidates are leadership issues, school climate and the need to improve communication and trust between teachers and parents and the school board. The e...

There’s a lot of agreement among mayoral candidates for the post-Keith Summey era about pressing, major issues. They key in on North Charleston’s big need for more affordable housing, a safer city and continued economic growth. Rightly so.

A Georgia man is seeking to dissolve an order barring him from publicly sharing unredacted dash- and body-camera footage of a misdemeanor traffic stop that resulted in all five of his young children being sent to foster care for nearly two months.

North Charleston city council approved a new district map this spring based off the 2020 census. The Nov. 7 election is the first with the new map.

Coffee County General Sessions Judge Greg Perry issued a “protective order” in June prohibiting the Tennessee Highway Patrol footage from […] The post Tennessee judge denies family right to release bodycam footage of traffic stop that landed 5 children in foster care appeared first on TheGrio.

A Black man cannot release unredacted bodycam footage of a traffic stop that led to his children being put in foster care for months.