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This boy will attend school in two years. The best part of the story is that the kids actually turned him in, so they realize that this is a problem. So i think thats fantastic. The message to parents points out the incident did not disrupt the school day. Parents, this is a Good Opportunity to speak to your children about following procedures and review the student code of conduct. Thankfully, no one was hurt in todays incident. The Sheriffs Office confirms the student involved is a juvenile and theyre still investigating the case. In east Orange County, keith landry, fox 35 news. Bob Orange ...

The state of washington released a few 911 calls tonight with people reporting the mudslide. They pointed out the dire situation that emergency workers would face. The search has been tough in miserable conditions. Officials have been accepting some volunteers to join the effort beginning tomorrow. This explosion from a train carrying crude oil in canada nine months ago killed 47 people. Now a proposal from one oil company could have oil being transported through the bay area in the same way. Kron4s jeff bush attended a Community Meeting tonight in benicia. Where valero argued that the move wo...

The latest guidance for wearing Face Coverings in england has been released by the government. From midnight tonight, Face Coverings will be mandatory in enclosed public spaces in england including in shops, supermarkets, Shopping Centres and transport hubs. There will be some exemptions such as in as restaurants, pubs and gyms where you dont have to wear a Face Covering. And children under 11 will also be exempt from wearing a Face Covering as will people with disabilities or Certain Health conditions. For those who do have to wear a Face Covering breaching the rules could result in a £100 f...

On Thursday evening about 7:30 p.m., the Alexandria Community Band will entertain with a short one-hour concert at Beulah Park.

The training comes in the wake of Alberta's deadliest year on record for drug overdoses. There were more than 1,700 deaths in 2021.