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The feds involved in exposing a luxury L.A. brothel that catered to business titans, military officials, and politicians are probing whether the trafficked women were part of a Korean spy sting.  

Brandi Bulanda was excited when she moved into a London social housing apartment, but it turned into a nightmare for her and other tenants

WASHINGTON CENTRAL UNIFIED UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT WARNING The legal voters of the Washington Central Unified Union School District, a municipal corporation consisting of the Towns of Berlin, Calais, East Montpelier,

NJ American Water will temporarily change the water treatment process to provide safe, healthier water for its customers but seven counties may notice a change in the taste and smell of the water, as a result.

Over the years, Newton Teachers Association president Mike Zilles has negotiated several contracts with the School Committee and was in charge as the city faced a protracted, difficult process to bring students back into buildings during the pandemic.

Alan Wade Wilmer Sr. is a suspected serial killer linked to at least three murders. Is a legal loophole leaving a potential trail of unsolved crimes unexplored?

Amanda Holden was left devastated over a decade ago when her little boy died in the womb at 28 weeks old. She has been open about her heartbreaking journey over the years.

Middlesex OPP is inviting community members to join the Citizens Police Academy, starting in April 2024. This ...

Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) took to X on Monday afternoon (January 29) to alert the public about the r...

A Camry collided with a school bus off Route 130, the Middlesex County prosecutor's office said.