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Former teachers aide Amy Francisco loses her drivers license and is fined $861 in a drunken driving arrest that occurred the day she was accused of being intoxicated on the

Two people working on restoring a former school building in Blairsville Wednesday were hurt when they fell through three floors into the basement. They were taken to hospitals, according to borough manager Jody Poorbaugh. Poorbaugh said the men were on a ladder near the collapsed roof of the building when

A Huntington Park officer who was killed by a burglary suspect in 1967 was honored on Monday as detectives work to solve the case.

Waterfront residents are expressing concern over a Board of Supervisors move to ease the financial burden on marinas.

Next week is the last week for curbside compost pick-up for the City of Ann Arbor. However, there will be three pick-up weeks during the winter. WEMU’s Josh Hakala has some tips for wintertime composting.

Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday exonerated Alexander McClay Williams, who was 16 years old in 1931, when he was convicted of killing a matron at the Glen Mills School for Boys and sentenced to death.

To play in the Fire Brigade, you don’t need a background in rock music. The one requirement is to work for Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. The band members tell their story.

The Lights of Hope event is the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s signature fundraiser dedicated to honoring those who have been touched by cancer and remembering those lost. This

/PRNewswire/ -- Legacy Expeditions, a veteran-owned extreme expedition company, is raising awareness and inspiring action to support the Folds of Honor...

WILLIAMSBURG — Williamsburg-James City County (WJCC) Public Schools hosted a back-to-school event at James Blair Middle School on Thursday, Aug. 11…