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Text. Thank you commissioner Vice President cleaveland. laughter . So this is another social media question the preservation and education component, however, you are traveling by foot or car be respect and aware of each other so again what social media was employed in getting out that message im sure youre going on facebook and out on the website putting this message out there ill have to ask the pio did the pio do a presentation or introduced themselves. You mean jonathan yes introduced himsel...

On our radar thats so tense i have sensitive. Were getting light showers, were seeing that happening this morning, watch to that as youre stepping outside. 68 in quakertown. 7 in warrington. Reporter 76 in center city. The suburbs in new jersey, mostly in the low 70s, 72 in browns mills. 74 in glassboro. Dover, delaware, 74 degrees, its warm and muggy. Satellite and radar showing we have lots of cloud cover, showers that are trying to sneak in, as well. Well see a chance for those showers anytim...

New Playground To Be Built In Memory Of Officer Killed In Line Of Duty - Algonquin-Lake In The Hills, IL - The Algonquin Village Board is expected to vote on improvements at James B. Wood Park and Holder Park during its Tuesday meeting.

And the hits just keep coming for Crosley Green, who learned this week that he will not be eligible for parole until 2054, according to News 6 partner Florida Today. Yes, you read that right.

Green, who spent nearly half his life in prison for a murder he says he didn't commit was released from prison in 2021.

Crosley Green spent his last full free day at church and with family. Meanwhile, the woman detectives initially suspected, whose boyfriend was killed in 1989, is tired of being accused.

Crosley Green still has faith in the justice system. His hopes now hinge on clemency by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Crosley Green can remain free pending his appeal. Green was released from prison to house arrest in April 2021 pending the ruling by the 11th Circuit

A Chicago man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for traveling to Algonquin where he sexually abused a 15-year-old girl at a park and created child pornography.

The courts decision could impact how prosecutors handle evidence pointing to a defendant’s innocence .