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Travez Ramone Hall Paris Police arrested Travez Ramone Hall, 21, of Paris, in the 300-block of Stone Ave at 10:44 Friday morning on a felony warrant charging him with a sex offender duty to register violation. They transferred Hall to the Lamar County Jail. Paris Police spoke with a victim about

A "castle" home sold for $1,650,000, topping Sioux Falls area sales for the week of March 14.

Carmine Caggiano Paris Police located and arrested Carmine Caggiano in the 3000-block of NE Loop 286 St at 2:45 Friday afternoon on a Lamar County Felony probation warrant. They booked Caggiano and later transferred him to the Lamar County Jail. Caggiano is currently on probation for possession of

Soon, a new DOCS Health Testing COVID-19 site will open at Slaughter Park, 202 N. Stone...

"Many of our Navajo citizens reside in metropolitan areas, and many do not have the resources or transportation to obtain technical assistance for the ARPA Hardship Assistance or tribal enrollment process," said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez.

The Pima County Health Department has concluded its investigation into the food poisoning of dozens of Afghan refugees being housed at the Red Roof Inn on Stone Ave. in Tucson

One person was injured by a fire that burned Friday morning outside an industrial building in Colorado Springs, firefighters reported.

New CoxHealth Clinic Opens In Republic

5 p.m.: Pick up mezcal, coffee, and fresh baguette for the house Once we get in, our order of operations is to first stock up on essentials for the next couple nights. After a long day of travel, I want to have a nice bottle of wine or a splash of mezcal to decompress. We’ll hit up Time Market (444 E University Blvd.) right away; they have everything I would ever want or need at my house. There’s always great fresh bread if you’re hungry right away, plus delicious, reasonably priced meals...

School-based COVID-19 vaccine clinics available in June School-based COVID-19 vaccine clinics available in June FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 21, 2021 LAS VEGAS – Beginning Tuesday, June 1, adults and children 12 and older can receive their COVID-19 vaccination at 16 high schools and middle schools across the Las Vegas Valley in an effort to ensure vaccine sites are convenient and accessible throughout the community. The Southern Nevada Health District will provide first doses of the Pfizer COV...