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In the 1960s, the Spanish government evicted a historical village that was supposed to get flooded by the waters of a new reservoir. Only it never did.

How many more boys’ lives will be destroyed because they were at the wrong place at the wrong time, asks Janet Cunliffe, co-founder of the Joint Enterprise Not Guilty by Association

Detroit Police said two children were playing with an assault-type rifle on Thursday when it went off, hitting a 3-year-old in the stomach. Police said the gun was later found dumped near an abandoned school.

I fear long COVID will be our next pandemic.

The Alabama Innovation Corporation board of directors met Thursday afternoon at Auburn University to hold discussions with stakeholders regarding initiatives the corporation is partaking in to drive growth in the state's innovation economy.

As Christian Feliciano walked outside a Hartford barbershop in February, 14 gunshots rang out leaving the 20-year-old dead with his family crying out for justice after the ambush-style shooting.

Loren Courts leaves behind a wife, a 15-year-old son and a 9-year-old daughter, all of who thought the world of their dad. It's a sentiment that stretches throughout the department as well.

"It is truly a calling to become a Detroit police officer, especially in these difficult times and Officer Courts had that calling," said Cmdr. Michael Chambers, 2nd Precinct. "He loved this city, the department, this precinct."

Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday announced that the Alabama Innovation Corporation (Innovate Alabama) opened applications for the Innovate Alabama Supplemental Grant Program. Alabama-based recipients of Phase I and Phase II

Legends In The Sun City brings old-school iconic actors and a master breakdancer to El Paso over the weekend.