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POLICE officers have spoken of the trauma they experienced while investigating the murder of a five-year-old boy in South Wales, as prosecutors say:…

A new S4C documentary, Llofruddiaeth Logan Mwangi, shines a light on how the complex murder investigation unfolded for South Wales Police.

The Australian website conversation.com published an article recently titled "The Quad: US efforts to counter China’s influence in Asia mark a new era of micro alliances". Written by Ed Griffith, deputy head of School of Humanities, Language & Global Studies, University of Central Lancashire, and Moises de Souza, Course Leader International Relations BA Programme, University of Central Lancashire, the two authors point out in the article that we no longer live in a unipolar worl...

Williams International designated Jet Maintenance International as an authorized service center for the FJ44 engine series used on light Cessna Citations.

After the bridge collapse, authorities and developers in Texas and Indiana looked more closely at work performed by companies under the FIGG banner, found problems, and removed them from their projects. Not Florida.

Less than six months on the job – and 19 days after sending a controversial memo accusing three city commissioners of interfering with his leadership – Art Acevedo was suspended

A RETIRED Penarth man has set himself the challenge to drive his MGC GT classic car to all four of the Wales Air Ambulances bases in one day. 

They both pleaded not guilty. Artiles’ legal team asked the 11th Judicial Circuit Court in Miami to limit which court records will be publicly available, claiming a lot of the records have nothing to do with the criminal charges. The discovery documents come from March when law enforcement raided Artiles’ house and issued subpoenas. "Not only is my client fighting criminal charges, but I’m fighting a narrative to basically effect a jury pool,” said Frank Quintero, Artiles’s attorney, ...

After the murder of George Floyd in Minnesota one year ago, people took to the streets in South Florida for mostly peaceful but sometimes violent protests....

COVID rule-breakers begin seeing their court cases dropped in Florida Sun Sentinel 2 days ago Rafael Olmeda, South Florida Sun-Sentinel People who violated mask mandates and other COVID-related restrictions are starting to have their criminal charges dropped this week, just days after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis promised to pardon anyone who faced fines and jail time. Broward State Attorney Harold Pryor said he’s asking judges to vacate sentences against anyone accused of viol...