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Right. Thats a lot. One registrar official told me especially at 7,500 a day. And thats not in the budget. Absolutely not. Okay, mike sugerman, thank you. Crafts. s attorney general is announcing a major shift in the way the state handles Illegal Immigrants. Kamala harris is telling local Police Agencies dont have to follow federal rules when holding them. Cbs 5 political reporter grace lee on why the ag has a problem with the feds. Grace. Reporter she says the intent was good but the execution ...

One who spent a week buried alive. And they wanted close shots of lightening on camera but these dudes got up real close. See the real shocker right before the bolt. Whoa i think this is one of the i think this is one of the most incredible videos that you will ever see. Lets go to zambia in africa to the bush camp where guests can come and experience africa. What were seeing are two adult female lions and five cubs who have just caught and killed an impala and they are chowing down. Theyre havi...

Jake Penwell, CIC president, said economic development is a "long-game" last Friday during Shelby's Business First Breakfast.

Absent any town promotion, an ad hoc group of friends and business owners is planning their own welcome for celestial sky-watchers.

Printing business will relocate to vacant, city-owned building on Appleton and Burleigh.

Changes to negative gearing rules or capital gains tax concessions would further slow badly needed housing supply and hurt residential construction, builders say.

The Niagara County Department of Health may be moving the last of its employees from the Shaw Building on Upper Mountain Road to a newly renovated rental space on the

Portsmouth public works director says the challenge to address flooding from climate change is "going to take significant financial resources.”

Police expect to charge a total of eight people with assault following a September rally that saw two groups of people with opposing values marching in downtown Charlottetown.

Lennox Island First Nation Chief Darlene Bernard says Truth and Reconciliation Day is a somber but hopeful occasion.