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As Rebecca Lynn Hart pleaded guilty to murder before 23rd District Court Judge Ben Hardin Thursday morning, there were no victim impact statements or words shouted in anger.

It is through community support, and our students, that the Lake Travis school district will continue to excel this coming year.

A DeSoto mother records school surveillance video of her son allegedly being assaulted by a Cambridge Academy teacher. No charges have been filed.

Regina police are advising motorists to avoid Ring Road going southbound due to multiple vehicle collisions.

Two of the most influential trans rights groups in the US have teamed up and form a single organisation to advocate for trans equality.

Following an extensive investigation by Reginas Fire and Protective Services (RFPS), the Jan. 10 explosion that heavily damaged Luiggis Pasta House has been deemed accidental.

Regina Fire and Protective Service says blast and ensuing fire were caused by a major gas leak.

According to a report by Ontario Ombudsman Paul Dube, three members of the Community and Protective Services (CAPS) Committee violated open meeting rules by gathering last March

Nine years ago, U.S. district judge Janis Jack ordered the state to fix its foster care system. Activists say kids are still suffering.

The National Center for Transgender Equality and the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund will join forces by this summer.