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The Celebration of the Arts jazz festival returns to the Deer Head Inn and downtown Delaware Water Gap on Saturday and Sunday.

The State Corporation Commission (SCC) warns Virginians who rely on social media for investment advice about “finfluencers.”

A controversial map delineating new district boundaries in the Monroe County Legislature is expected to soon be put up for a vote.

Mayor Michael Hancock on Thursday introduced Ron Thomas as the acting Denver police chief, who he has also nominated to take over as the next police chief.

In 2021, the city of Denver released a report by a task force that took on police reform titled “Reimagining Policing And Public Safety.” But few could have imagined the controversies involving the police that have transpired in the past two years.

Ron Thomas calls himself a man of few words.“I really do recognize that actions speak much louder than words,” the nominee to be Denvers police chief said

Pazen led the force in terrible times. But did he do a terrible job? And what can the next chief do better?

Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen will retire in October after nearly 30 years with the department and four years at the helm, the city announced Wednesday.

The chief of the Denver Police Department announced Wednesday that he will be retiring from his position and the department after 28 years on the force. Paul Pazen’s last day will be Oct. 15.

Ron Thomas, living with Parkinson’s disease, makes the most of his time on the water. That was especially true last week when he caught the first “true trophy” muskie of his life after 55 years of trying.