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Note they should be filled with nails to act as shrapnel. Reporter police dropped everything when they were tipped off by a Good Samaritan and 24 hours they made an arrest and recovery. If these pipe bombs had gotten into the wrong hands, what the devastation they could have done and somebody with a sniper rifle was holding 300 rounds of ammunition, the damage that could have been done. Reporter terrorism is not a factor, but they are facing first and Second Degree crimes. That could mean 20 yea...

(We are occasionally rerunning Jim McKee columns from the past. This one was published Nov. 10, 2013)

BOSTON — Auditor Diana DiZoglio is pulling Attorney General Andrea Campbell into her escalating effort to audit the Democrat-controlled Legislature where DiZoglio used to serve.

Under state law, the auditor's office cannot initiate a lawsuit on its own and must instead ask the attorney general for authorization to head to court, regardless of whether the other party is a public or private entity. DiZoglio's memo filed Wednesday is an official first step toward that goal.

Auditor Diana DiZoglio is pulling Attorney General Andrea Campbell into her escalating effort to audit the Democrat-controlled Legislature where DiZoglio used...

Auditor Diana DiZoglio is pulling Attorney General Andrea Campbell into her escalating effort to audit the Democrat-controlled Legislature where DiZoglio used to serve.

Police say the incident happened on Wednesday, May 10. They were dispatched to the scene, located at a home in the 2900 block of Verdun Avenue, around 8:15 p.m.

According to sources, the current seasons of both "Judge Mathis" and "The People's Court" will be their last. Warner Bros. made the decision to end the shows because of the current landscape for daytime television that is shrinking when it comes to syndication money. The post Warner Bros. Cancels ‘Judge Mathis’ and ‘The People’s Court’ appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.

CHARLESTOWN, R.I. (WPRI) — A federal program covers nearly two-thirds of the cost for certain Rhode Island homeowners in South County to elevate their houses above flood risks, but only a fraction of property owners are choosing elevation over what experts say is near certain destruction.

Ohio Wesleyan to Present Five Performances of Musical Theatre Revue April 1-10