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The elections crimes office launched by Gov. Ron DeSantis has sparked controversy and outrage but has dealt with 1,339 complaints last year.

The circumstances of the attempt to assassinate Nicaraguans Joao Maldonado and Nadia Robleto in Costa Rica point to political motives.

Fewer than half of facial recognition searches requested by police in Massachusetts returned a match, according to a report by the U.S. state.

NEGAUNEE, MI - Danny Lee Ayotte, 77, longtime Negaunee resident passed away peacefully on Saturday evening, December 30, 2023 at his daughter’s home surrounde

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The Wilmington NC Social Security office has been closed since Dec. 4 for in-person services until further notice, according to a ...

The organizer of this year’s Paghinugyaw: Sugat sa Bag-ong Tuig, Davao City’s countdown celebration for 2024 clarified that the use of large assembled sparkles during the final show did not violate the city ordinance 060-02 or the Firecracker Ban.

Get ready for the holiday rush at DCott! With 1,500 bus trips and 75,000 passengers daily, the Davao City Overland Transport Terminal is bustling with travelers. Despite the increased numbers, the terminal is prepared for the influx, with special considerations for senior citizens, PWDs, and parents with children. Plus, enhanced security measures, including upgraded CCTV cameras, ensure a safe and smooth travel experience. Stay informed as New Year's approaches!

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Get ready for Duterte’s ‘Pahalipay sa Taal’ with thousands of security personnel deployed from the Davao Police Office, Public Safety and Security Office, and traffic agencies. Anticipating 20,000 attendees, strict regulations including no backpacks, colored water bottles, and sharp objects will be enforced. No infants or senior citizens allowed. Representatives can claim food packs from 1 p.m. onwards. This annual tradition was suspended for two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Stay tu...