Robin Spence News Today

From local cases that created national attention to cold cases that found resolution, plenty of crime and breaking news stories made the headlines in 2023. Here are the top five:

Innovative research on hazards in the Mediterranean is helping scientists contribute to safer communities in the basin and beyond.

Police say the non-custodial mother and grandmother of an 11-month-old boy that was reported missing earlier this month are now facing charges related to his alleged abduction.

Police arrested a woman Monday accused of helping her daughter take a child from a home in Kokomo.

UPDATE: Police state that Dominique Small, 11 months, has been safely located in Ohio. Investigators also note that a suspect is in custody at this time.

The baby has been identified as 11-month-old Dominique Small. He was last seen wearing white and green pajamas.

Scientists are working together to establish a standardized international scale for measuring and reporting the intensities and impacts of earthquake shaking.

AN APPEAL is underway to find the next of kin of a man who died in Bolton last month.

I don’t suppose anyone will want a repeat of the events of 2021 – however, we would quite happily welcome the rainfall numbers for Upper…

more education for people and let them know about the dangers of overdrinking like soda and sugary product but i dont think they should step in and make the decision for us. >> reporter: bloomberg has been very successful in getting his way with things like this and is warning businesses that change is going to come to the big apple. roosevelt leftwich. >> health advocates in our state say there are a few flaws since people can buy multiple smaller drinks. here we are at roland park el...