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Nearly 1,500 St. Louis-area schoolchildren and educators cheered and danced in their seats to welcome literary superstar Jason Reynolds to the Chaifetz Arena last month.

Qualifying for the March 2024 elections got off to a quick start yesterday at the Clerk’s Office, Criminal District Court.  Two attorneys, Dianne Alexander and LaKeisha Jefferson, signed up for open seats in First City Court and Civil District Court respectively. In addition 71 other contenders — including a number of fresh faces of the […]

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed.

Two neighborhood civic leagues and Norfolk's Planning Commission previously recommended denial of conditional use permits for Armed Forces Brewing Company. However, an attorney for the brewery threatened legal action if the city denied the permits, citing a case against Chesapeake and state code.

None of 154 resignation letters received by the Bald Knob School District during Melissa Gipson’s tenure as superintendent support a claim that Gipson created a hostile workplace.

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Toms Brook and Maurertown are small towns only two miles apart, so we are looking at things to see and do in both of them in this article.

Christmas Carol Service; Ardagh prepares for comedy production

KARE 11’s reporting on the Minneapolis-based Kyros' strategy to make millions by billing the taxpayer-funded Medicaid is already drawing scrutiny from lawmakers