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With a robbery and assault that terrorized a sioux city woman and her two sons in their own home early monday morning. Austin cummings of sioux city is charged with robbery, going armed with intent, assault while participating in a felony and theft in the 2nd degree. Police say cummings was one of two men who entered jodi blackwells home at 2627 south alice street, early monday morning. Anyone with information on the second suspect is urged to call crimestopper s at 258tips. Now to the terror in San Bernardino, authorities continue to work into the weekend, diving for answers hoping to learn w...

President trump is heading to dayton and el paso tomorrow. Some el paso democrats are urging him to stay home. Words have consequences. And the president has made my community and my people it the enemy. And this is why from my perspective he is not welcome here. He should not come here while we are in mourning. People in these clearly traumatized communities were exercising their right to say theyre not going to welcome a president who shoeks division and rarely takes a break from politics which would have to be put on hold for any reasonable president ial visit to have any potential value. L...

I’m always a little wary of making New Year’s resolutions. What starts out as an earnest attempt to get more sleep, or save more money, or read a book a week, can quickly feel like a failure when life gets in the way and derails those plans. I prefer to focus on smaller, incremental changes instead. But in 2024, one resolution I’m excited to keep is a pledge to visit even more small, local ...

Fort Wayne's Sweetwater Sound has announced it contributed more than $800,000 in donations to nonprofit organizations during 2022.

WaterFire, an award winning art installation by Barnaby Evans, is a series of one hundred bonfires suspended just above the surface of the Providence, Woonasquatucket, and Moshassuck Rivers. The artwork, which is usually visible from April to October on selected dates, went virtual in 2020 because of COVID-19.BARNABY EVANS PROVIDENCE — A little over a year ago, Rhode Island was bustling with visitors exploring the Newport mansions decorated for Christmas and poking into boutiques on Westminster Street in downtown Providence before seeing a live show. A few months later the COVID-19 pande...