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A 22-year long drought is renewing interest in the mob's connections to Las Vegas. Two bodies have resurfaced at Lake Mead, about 40 miles from the Las Vegas Strip.

Police have released the name of a man fatally shot in Fairfield County.Michael John Bernardo III, age 35, of Bridgeport, was shot around 12:20 p.m., Thursday, April 28 inside the Garcia Mini Market on Newfield Avenue.Upon arrival, officer…

Police have released the name of a man fatally shot in Fairfield County.Michael John Bernardo III, age 35, of Bridgeport, was shot around 12:20 p.m., Thursday, April 28 inside the Garcia Mini Market on Newfield Avenue.Upon arrival, officer…

Police said the victim was 35-year-old Michael John Bernardo III. He had ties to the...

Two weeks in and sanitation workers in San Diego County remain on strike, leaving trash to pile up in front of homes and businesses. Union members of Teamsters 542 said their message remains the same: they deserve better wages, benefits, and safety equipment.

The city of San Diego wants residents with trash piling up to contact Republic Services.

Michael Bernardo, 46, of Hercules and Keandre Allums, 28, of San Pablo had crashed their...

0:51 Colorado River water managers could be pulled back to the negotiating table as soon as next year to keep its biggest reservoirs from declining further. From KUNC, Luke Runyon reports... The 2019 Drought Contingency Plan was meant to give the U.S. and Mexican states that depend on the river a roadmap to manage water shortages. That plan requires the river’s biggest reservoir, Lake Mead, to drop to unprecedented levels before conservation among all the lower basin states -- Arizona, Nevada...

A reader who rarely agrees with Florida's governor supports his ban on transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports.

With first doses completed and case numbers dropping, Newberry nursing home doctor optimistic about the future By Chris Joseph | February 3, 2021 at 3:27 PM EST - Updated February 3 at 5:53 PM NEWBERRY COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - It’s hard to overstate the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on South Carolina nursing homes. As of Feb. 2, the Department of Health and Environmental Control has tallied 1,762 resident deaths connected to the facilities and another 29 deaths among staffers. As for...