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The School Board has decided to investigate who is responsible for the multiple flooding issues at Peak Innovation Center as the repairs are expected to cost almost $4 million, according to district construction project manager Joseph Velasquez.

The Pulaski County jail wants money to improve inmate mental health, but the sheriff's department said they requested funds from the quorum court and were denied.

Turmoil over the Pulaski County Quorum Courts decision to reject a $2.2 million proposal for county jail mental health services provider Turn Key continues to affect Chief Detention Officer Charles Hendricks and mental health coordinator Letoree Jacksons operations as they prepare to work off of little revenue.

1344 East Washington Avenue has been home to a number of restaurants, most recently a Pasqual’s, but Turn Key manages to combine old and new in a way that may fit in better than the Tex-Mex mini-chain.

David H. “Red” Keller, 54, of Williamsport, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, May 28, 2023, at his home. Red was a devoted husband to his high school swee

The Pulaski County Quorum Court rejected an ordinance to amend its budget to include an additional $2.2 million for the county jails medical department Tuesday.

Turn Key Health Clinics, criticized for its staffing levels, has been sued at least 160 times since 2015.

Arrested for pulling a nurses hair during a psychotic fit, the suit alleges Joshua McLemore received no medical care and dropped 45 pounds in three weeks.

Madisonians will choose who they want to lead the city as they head to the polls Tuesday.

About 59% of registered voters cast a ballot in the Madison mayor’s race, up from about 36% of registered voters in the primary. The new voters seemed to break toward Gloria Reyes, who nevertheless lost to incumbent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.