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The last of 15 people convicted of federal drug and money laundering charges pleaded guilty Monday in U.S. District Court.

The last of 15 people convicted of federal drug and money laundering charges pleaded guilty Monday in U.S. District Court.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- The final member of a Northwest Arkansas group has been sentenced to federal prison for the Distribution of Methamphetamine. The Honorable

Trib, Wyoming Press Association prepare to ask court to shoot down Mills, Bar Nunn legal notice ordinances By Brendan LaChance on July 16, 2021 Stacks of Casper Star-Tribune newspapers sit in a storage bin. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City) CASPER, Wyo. — Attorney Bruce Moats, who represents the Casper Star-Tribune and the Wyoming Press Association, is preparing to file a petition in district court if the City of Mills and the Town of Bar Nunn’s councils don’t rescind ordinances exempting themselve...

Sanguinetti, who is scheduled to appear in court next month, could not be reached for comment. “All city officials and some city employees are required to publicly disclose their personal financial interests,” said Patrick Ford, Policy and Legislative Counsel for the San Francisco Ethics Commission. Ford stressed that he cant talk about any specific cases, including this one, but said financial disclosure forms are a key tool to hold public officials accountable.  “It’s an important sa...

Patrick Ford, Getty Images Slipknot percussionist Shawn "Clown" Crahan revealed that he and his bandmates "hated each other" while making their highly anticipated sophomore album Iowa, which turns 20 next month. In a retrospective Metal Hammer cover story about Iowa, Clown detailed how the success of Slipknot’s 1999 self-titled debut and the pressure to craft a formidable follow-up eroded intra-band relationships. "When we did  Iowa, we hated each other," the percussionist said. "We hat...

Managing editor Craig Howell BRIEFING — Weirton City Manager Joe DiBartolomeo provides a welcome to those attending a briefing, Wednesday, on progress by the Frontier Group of Companies to redevelop more than 1,100 acres of former steel-making property in the city. WEIRTON — The Frontier Group of Companies continues its efforts to redevelop an area of former steel-making land in the city, and is seeking support from local, state and federal officials to help put some of the final pieces of ...

The head of Ontarios cannabis business plans to step down later this month, the third such departure in as many years, as the Crown corporation announces it will conduct a national search to find a new leader to oversee the organization.  The Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation (OCRC), which oversees the Ontario Cannabis Store e-commerce site and the provinces wholesale marijuana distribution, said that interim Chief Executive Officer Thomas Haig plans to leave his role, effective March 23. ...

2 Princeton men arrested on child exploitation & dealing meth charges 2 Princeton men arrested on child exploitation & dealing meth charges By Makayla Neukam | March 5, 2021 at 4:34 PM CST - Updated March 5 at 10:39 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Two Princeton men have been arrested for child exploitation and dealing methamphetamine. According to Indiana State Police, Patrick Ford, 30, and Kevin Smith, 60, were arrested Friday morning. ISP says they initiated a criminal investigation in Janu...

Princeton men arrested on child pornography, drug charges GIBSON COUNTY, Ind. — Two Princeton men were arrested on child exploitation and drug charges Friday morning.  Indiana State Police arrested Patrick Ford, 30, and Kevin Smith, 60, after opening an investigation in January into reportedly suspicious photos on Fords cell phone.   Indiana State Police spokesman Sgt. Todd Ringle said in a news release that investigators found child pornography on the phone. They also discovered Smith...