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With next weeks arctic blast, well see the coldest temperatures since December of 2022.

A man charged with a double murder that happened in 2018 is heading for trial in the new year.

Monday morning volunteers from the Red Cross here in Chattanooga traveled to the areas impacted the most to set up shelters. Based on early damage assessments the Red Cross estimates

Saint Johners will likely be familiar with the sound of the Trinity Church bells. They rang out every hour, half-hour and quarter-hour — until one day, they stopped.

A gut-wrenching tragedy this week involving the stabbing death of a 62-year-old Charleston woman and a 10-year-old boy in her custody has some unfortunately familiar facets to it, raising the

Christmas presents were delivered Wednesday to Sherry Jean Russell’s home, bought for two young grandchildren she was raising and a 10-year-old boy in her custody.

In addition to local veterans, these cards will also go to more than a million active duty personnel and members of the National Guard and Reserves.

With a growing and diverse population, Sydney, N.S., is seeing more cultural celebrations from around the world including Diwali, the Indian festival of lights.

African American diplomat Linda Thomas Greenfield, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, arrived at the Security Council Oct. 18 dressed to the hilt and prepared to raise a war-mongering hand that will go down in history. The resolution would have allowed "humanitarian pauses in the conflict between Israel and Hamas…

New Brunswick has finally established its own spelling bee chapter. Until now, spelling champions like Austin He of Quispamsis had to travel to nearby provinces to qualify for the nationals.