California Man Arrested for Drug Dealing at NYS Fair
On Saturday, August 27, Troopers say they arrested a California man for Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance on the grounds of the New York State Fair.
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On Saturday, August 27, Troopers say they arrested a California man for Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance on the grounds of the New York State Fair.
The first annual Water and Dirt Festival is in the books and by all accounts, was a smashing success.
Poet Brian Johnstone, who brought Pink Floyd to St Andrews, dies aged 70 Updated: May 10, 2021, 5:15 pm © D C THOMSON & CO LTD Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Brian Johnstone who brought Pink Floyd to St Andrews University, established himself as an internationally acclaimed poet and was a founder of the StAnza festival has died aged 70. He began his literary career with a reading at the Edinburgh Fringe aged 18 and...
23:17 EDT, 21 April 2021 Ex-US Marine Brian Johnston appeared to be on a deadly mission when he arrived at the former family home around 6am last Tuesday morning. Knives, duct tape, rope, an army camouflage duffel bag and a jerry can were allegedly found by police at the scene in the Gold Coast suburb of Arundel - suggesting frightening preparations before he allegedly killed and set his former partner Kelly Wilkinson alight while their three children were present. The items were reportedly found in the backyard beside Ms Wilkinson's burnt body, while one of three knives he was allegedl...
04:28 EDT, 22 April 2021 75 shares Queensland Police admitted to failing Gold Coast mother-of-three Kelly Wilkinson, allegedly killed and set alight by her former partner on Tuesday morning, after she had visited a police station twice to complain he had breached the conditions of a protection order. In a major mea culpa, Assistant Commissioner Brian Codd and Gold Coast Superintendent Rhys Wildman fronted the media to announce an internal review of the tragic case and admit that they had failed to protect Ms Wilkinson. 'Ultimately it's a failure,' said Codd. 'A woman has died. She's been...