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MELAKA: Big Blue Taxi Services founder Shamsubahrin Ismail was charged in the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here with cheating over the sale of a luxury car and use of the "Datuk” title on Wednesday (Jan 4).

MELAKA, Jan 4 ― Big Blue Taxi Services founder Shamsubahrin Ismail was today charged in the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here with cheating over the sale of a luxury car and use...

Case concerns sale of luxury car, use of ‘Datuk’ title.

A COURT sentenced a Gibraltar man to 12 months in prison for biting and kicking a woman as the police got tough on domestic violence. Riyen Lea, 35, of

A 35-year-old Galesburg woman and a 32-year-old Galesburg man were arrested last Thursday, November 17th, after a traffic stop. Galesburg Police observed a gold sedan being driven by the male on North Henderson Street. The registration for the sedan came back to a red, Chevrolet sedan that expired in 2013. Police conducted a traffic stop in the McDonald's parking lot where the male and female immediately got out of the car after being stopped. The male admitted that he knew he wasn't s...

This makes it the 20th Scott's Law violation involving ISP this year SPRINGFIELD, IL-(Effingham Radio)- On Oct...

BURLINGTON IA - Two road workers were killed in western Illinois on Tuesday while setting up construction barrels near Burlington, IA. They were walking behind

Burlington, IA- Two construction workers were killed in an accident Tuesday morning that shut down the Great River Bridge for several hours. According to the Illinois State Police, at about 8:03 AM Tuesday, two Burlington construction workers were walking behind their stationary pickup truck and trailer, setting construction barrels for a work zone on the westbound lanes of the Great River Bridge. A 2016 Mazda CX5 traveling westbound on the bridge, struck a barrel and continued on, striking the ...

Canada had its own War on Drugs style era that still effects the industry today. Check out the history and complicated legacy of prohibition in Canada.

Two construction workers were killed in a single-vehicle accident that temporarily shut down Great River Bridge on US 34 near Burlington around 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. According to Illinois State Police, two construction workers from a Burlington, Iowa, company were struck and killed after being hit by a passenger car. The workers were walking behind their stationary pickup truck and trailer, which had its yellow construction lights activated, setting construction barrels for a work zone on the ...