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Misdemeanor Richard Lee Mitchell, 39, Ely, disorderly conduct, 90 days local confinement, 87 days stayed for one year, three days credit for time served, total fees/fines $135. Jason Robert Doughty, 47, Eveleth, DWI-4th degree drive while impaired, 90 days local confinement, stayed for one year, one year supervised probation, total fees/fines $410. Connie Jo Nystrom, 51, Hibbing, theft-shoplifting-$500 or less, 90 days local confinement, stayed for one year, one year unsupervised probation, tot...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A single mother is in quarantine with her four children after her twins came into close contact with a student who tested positive for COVID-19 at Joyner Elementary School. It seems protocols were followed by Wake County after Shaquita Boones twins were exposed to the virus. Her children had just got back into the classroom after a Christmas break pause until mid-February. "Theyre out for two whole weeks," said Shaquita, a single mom who also has a 7-year-old and 13-year...

Gang boss blamed rat brother for empires fall in texts sent from Spanish hideaway Text messages sent between Terence and Anthony Nash revealed how the brothers fell out while they hid from police in Spain Updated Brothers Terence Nash, left, and Anthony Nash, ran a drug dealing gang in Kirkby. Image: Merseyside Police A dad who managed an arsenal of weapons to protect the drugs gang he ran with his brother branded his sibling a "rat" while the pair hid in Spain. Terence and Anthony Nash fled th...

Drug gang brothers busted after mini armoury of guns and grenades found Terence and Anthony Nash were key figures in a gang that played a major role in Kirkbys drugs trade Brothers Terence Nash, left, and Anthony Nash, ran a drug dealing gang in Kirkby. Image: Merseyside Police Make sure to subscribe to our Liverpool Echo daily newsletter for the biggest stories, straight to youInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information yo...

From NBC News: "I'm watching kids who used to love school become unenthused and unmotivated," said one Michigan-based pediatrician.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Its back to school for many families in Wake County this week. Now, some students could be headed for summer school if a new bill passes through the General Assembly. The "Summer Learning Choice for Families", also known as House Bill 82, would require school districts to offer six weeks of learning recovery and enrichment after the school year ends. The bill aims to "mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 on at-risk students and to require the implementation of innovative ben...

Randolph County, Pocahontas work to clear roads, serve community Working to Clear Roads After Snow By Logan Whaley | February 19, 2021 at 11:28 PM CST - Updated February 20 at 12:16 PM RANDOLPH COUNTY, Ark. (KAIT) - Many sheriffs and police departments have been out in the elements helping their communities. Randolph County Sheriff Kevin Bell says the focus this week was not only to protect, but also to support communities. “Crime doesn’t stop just because there’s snow on the ground,...

When will Wake teachers get vaccinated? School district is drawing up COVID plans. T. Keung Hui, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Feb. 12—RALEIGH — The Wake County school system is working on how to vaccinate its employees for COVID-19 as it prepares for the return of thousands of students to school campuses next week. More than 84,000 Wake County students will resume in-person classes over the next three weeks. The return of students is prompting calls from teachers abou...

Spot On: Hook a Giant Western Spotted Bass Several waters have the potential to produce the next world-record spotted bass on any given day. Cody Meyer caught this spot—a world-record at the time—in 2016 from Bullards Bar in California. (Photo courtesy of Cody Meyer) February 08, 2021 By Ken Duke The first rule of trophy fishing is that you must fish in waters that hold trophies. You can use the best methods and...

A Holly Springs mother is pleading for schools to reopen after she was forced to quit her job because virtual learning was too much for her eight-year-old daughter with autism.