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There is a drumbeat of criticism that Seattle’s criminal justice system is broken when it comes to repeat offenders and petty crime.

Million people, but most important thing there is the largest port in the world. so a lot of the exports come out of shanghai, and they just cant get there. and the people that are locked down and the trucks and factories trying to deliver product, they cant get product delivered. >> and ultimately what does this mean for consumers? >> well, it is just another disruption. it is backing things up. so you have your bookings which is what factories have to make to get on board a ship, theyre down a...

Would you go on a first date to Target?

Our #BlueFriday honoree today is Brick Township Police Detective Brian Farnkopf.

A woman who went to Target and immediately started throwing random merchandise and even used a golf club to smash items, has been charged with a felony.

A woman who went to Target and immediately started throwing random merchandise and even used a golf club to smash items, has been charged with a felony.

Announcing an initiative friday that would bring together squads of police, nurses, and social workers to convince the homeless and the mentally ill to accept help. >> we will do this by investing in three areas, people, places, and policies. >> also in new york, self-described booster for shoplifter with 96 arrests under her belt was arrested again this week for allegedly swiping goods from a target store and wasnt shy about her criminal behavior. >> i secured some items -- [indiscernible] >> p...

Target's Drive-Up service has been very popular since it launched in 2018. But just how many reserved parking spots does this Monmouth Junction store need?

A Baltimore businessman announced Friday that he is buying the old Target store property at the Mondawmin Mall, which has sat vacant for years.

Construction is still underway on the much-anticipated 80,000-square-foot store in Kill Devil Hills, but plans to open this year have been pushed back to 2023.