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James DiEugenio assembles evidence of an agency role in the scandal..  By James DiEugenio Special to Consortium News Jefferson Morley begins his new book on Watergate, Scorpions’ Dance, in and adroit and forceful manner. Former C.I.A. Director Richard Helms has been called back to Washin

Two of the five Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District board of commissioners seats are up for a vote this November. Up are Seats 2 and 5. The b

WKAR Current Sports Host Al Martin named two recent recipients of the Earle Robinson Student Award on Wednesday, June 22. The winners of the 2022 and 2021 Earle Robinson Student Award are Trent Balley and Luke Sloan. At an award ceremony at WKAR, they were joined by 2019 winner Jack Kirwan.

Accomack County Public Schools operations and management staff at Tuesday night’s school board meeting presented an overview of the school division’s 2022 safety audit and discussed next steps, such as coordinating with local law enforcement to hold active shooter drills.

Moolec Science Ltd. and LightJump Acquisition Corp. have agreed to a business combination that would result in listing on Nasdaq.

Lots of history and mystery around Fairhavens Poverty Point

Ever since two harrowing incidents in Fairfax County, Virginia in 1970, locals have warned of the Bunny Man who terrorizes passersby with an ax near “Bunny Man Bridge.”

Two Minnesotans allege they were traumatized when the former police officer used his “signature move” of kneeling on their necks.

They allege the city knew he had a record of misconduct but didn't stop him and let him stay on the job long enough to kill Floyd on May 25, 2020.

Two Minnesotans filed federal civil rights lawsuits May 31, 2022 against the city of Minneapolis and Derek Chauvin, who killed George Floyd.