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A Cromwell man has denied indecently groping a friend’s 6-year-old daughter while she was in his care. The complainant, who is now 8, described the...

Bates was accepted to undergo chemotherapy and stem cell treatment in Mexico. His return home has been a struggle toward healing.

A Dunedin man will spend the next seven and a-half months in the home where his "gross negligence" led to the death of his on-off partner. Carl...

A woman who swindled a pensioner out of nearly $250,000 and blew stolen cash on gambling will remain behind bars after a failed appeal.

A Southland man has been fined $15,000 over a four-year environmental legal battle. Charles Edward Francis Kidd (81) was sentenced in 2019 for...

Former Director of the Nevada Department of Corrections and current Nevada State Prison Preservation Society President, Glen Whorton and Society Vice President Robin Bates will update the Leisure Hour Club membership on the current status of the historic Nevada State Prison located in Carson City.

Brampton council has chosen dismiss concerns and ignore recommendations from the Ontario ombudsman to improve transparency in the wake of two cancelled third-party investigations last year.

The featured speaker at Mondays Democratic luncheon will be Karen Gedney MD, author of 30 Years Behind Bars: Trials of a Prison Doctor. Dr Gedney is an internal medicine specialist who spent almost three decades as a physician in Nevadas correctional system. Today she is an outspoken advocate for Holistic Prison Reform.

A local multiple sclerosis patient is closing in on his fundraising objectives, with a big event planned for April 14 to move him even closer to the finish line. Robin Bates of Hayden has just more than $18,000 to go before he has enough money for a cutting-edge stem cell treatment that could undo years of damage done by MS. Bates' stem cell treatment is scheduled to take place in Mexico in May.

A new two-quarter history course called the Sanders Seminar will launch this fall in the department of history, according to a University news release. The application-based seminar, titled “The Historian’s Craft”, will explore universal questions historians have, rather than focusing on specific regions or topics. Robin Bates, the inaugural Ian Sanders Chair of History, will...