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A man accused of causing grievous bodily harm in Wiltshire has appeared in court.

A Wiltshire bakery worker has been identified by historians for the first time as being the first person to raise the alarm of The Great Fire of…

A Wiltshire bakery worker has been identified by historians for the first time as being the first person to raise the alarm of The Great Fire of…

Former Bucks County prosecutor Anthony Cappuccio wants to practice law more than a decade after he was disbarred. Here is why he might get that chance.

Armed Officer Will Patrol Centennial Schools - Warminster, PA - Centennial's new safety and security director will be armed as a credentialed school police officer once state paperwork is finalized.

Five-star trio Liam McNeeley, Jalil Bethea and Derik Queen all made it to Lawrence for official visits.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., September 05, 2023--HomeServe honored 13 network contractors during its Eighth Annual Contractor Awards in Nashville; McAtee Plumbing and Frassica Inc win Diamond Award.

AN investigation has been launched after a lone woman was attacked by a stranger.

Surface water samples collected from the Neshaminy Creek contain potentially cancer-causing PFAS “forever chemicals” that exceed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new hazard index for safe drinking, a new study has found. The U.S. Geological Survey examination, the first to look at 161 Pennsylvania streams, identified per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances that have been tied to […]

A woman has been disqualified from driving for 18 months following a collision in Winterslow.