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Trying to rip off identity theft, whether they should be held liable for no Due Diligence on trekking those wire checking those wire transfers. That is what we need to be looking at. Some of my friends on the other side of the aisle used to be trial lawyers. I break out in a sweat. The truth is that if there were liability in this area, it would be amazing how fast people could clean up their act. Unfortunately, in too many instances, there is no clear liability. You, not mean to pick on but thi...

James Clack is no stranger to bridge collapses; he was one of the first responders on the scene after the 2007 I-35W disaster in Minnesota.

Two new Estate Surveyors have been appointed by Clinton Devon Estates to help manage its commercial and rural interests as it strives towards its…

Vance Swisher, pictured, who has 27 years of experience in fire administration, has been selected as Ankeny’s fire chief. Swisher will replace J

The new fire chief will take over as Ankeny continues to grow and makes plans for a new fire station.

James Clack, a 1978 graduate of Park Rapids Area High School, retired after 36 years as a firefighter.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Friday afternoon that he has accepted the resignation of Fire Chief Niles Ford, effective immediately.

Aug. 1, 2022 marks 15 years since the Interstate 35 bridge in Minneapolis collapsed, killing 13 people and injuring over a hundred others.

365 Days of Texas True Crime: Elida In July of 1981, a young woman begins work for the Odessa Police Department Traffic Division as a meter maid.  She played varsity volley ball in 1979 for Ysleta High School in El Paso, Tx where most of her family is from.  She had only been on the job with the police department for four months when she was found murdered, still partially clothed in her meter maid uniform. On November 8 th, 1981, the nude body of Elida Salmeron, just 18 years old, was found ...

90-Year-Old Veteran Rescued By Strangers From Freezing Cold After Escaping House Fire A 90-year-old veteran said he was barely able to escape when fire destroyed his Skiatook home. He went into the cold without a coat, until some Good Samaritans saw the smoke and ran to help. He said hes now blown away by the support hes getting.  90-year-old Korean War veteran Charles "Buddy" Griggs crawled out of his burning home into the freezing cold. Some Good Samaritans spotted him and helped him just ...