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March 16, 2022
AVERY COUNTY – The Avery County Board of Education held its scheduled monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 8, featuring special presentations by Banner Elk, Freedom Trail and Crossnore elementary schools,
March 16, 2022
A Beverly Hills business that rented safe deposit boxes to customers who wished to remain anonymous will plead guilty today to money laundering, admitting in federal court that it sought drug traffickers and other criminals as customers
March 14, 2022
Rob Johnson tells QX what motivates him to promote club night One More Time at VFD, Dalston.ย One More Time 1999 is on at Dalston VFD.
March 9, 2022
We can heal from this if we work together, a minister and community activist said at a news conference Tuesday focused on addressing gun violence.
March 9, 2022
A shooting that happened outside of East High School on Monday has been sparking a larger conversation about keeping kids safe. Des Moines community leaders have a plan to address the violence seen at schools in the metro.
March 9, 2022
Various blueprints exist throughout NFL history of how to orchestrate quarterback transitions. Some have panned out, while the failures show how difficult this task can be.
March 8, 2022
Virtual therapy has been booming during the pandemic with many people choosing to attend counseling sessions from the comfort of home. But licensing restrictions make it difficult for patients to see their therapist of choice if that person is across state lines.
March 8, 2022
Virtual therapy has been booming during the pandemic with many people choosing to attend counseling sessions from the comforts of home. But licensing restrictions make it difficult for patients to see their therapist of choice if that person is across state lines.
March 4, 2022
A state office will investigate whether a central Kentucky prosecutor seated too many grand jurors in some felony indictment hearings, and the questions could extend to hundreds of criminal cases in Scott, Woodford, and Bourbon counties.
March 3, 2022
A jingle of dog tags resonates whenever Penny makes her way around Quaker Valley High School. The 2-year-old purebred bulldog brings joy to students and staff alike. “It’s been great,” said owner Rob Johnson, a paraprofessional who obtained the dog from D and D Bulldogs near Philadelphia. “The kids have