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County leaders introduced a set of advertisements Wednesday to raise awareness and decrease the number of shaken-baby injuries and deaths.

The Lucas County Prosecutor's Office is releasing public service announcements following a series of shaken baby cases in the county.

The Judges for Justice group credits the community and WTOL's "Guilty without Proof" for the agreement that freed the men and call for a conviction integrity unit.

Prosecutor's office agrees to allow Braddy and Willis to plead to lesser charges in 1998 murder of 13-year-old.

Schools and learning centres said steps are already in place to tackle Great Yarmouths educational challenges.

Top local employers are being invited to work with a coastal college to set the direction for an exciting new curriculum.

Top local employers are being invited to work with a coastal college to set the direction for an exciting new curriculum.

Two men convicted in the 1998 murder of a 13-year-old were denied a retrial on the accountability of a witness.

Suffolk colleges, including West Suffolk College, Abbeygate Sixth Form and One Sixth Form, have welcomed Sizewell C getting the green light.

        Lucas County Sheriff Michael J. Navarre will appear at a Jerusalem Township Trustee meeting on May 24 at 7 p.m. to discuss the end of road patrols unless the township can raise enough funds for the service.