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One person died in a single-vehicle crash on Yale Road Saturday morning. The crash remains under investigation.

Courtesy-CPD COLUMBUS, Ind. – The Columbus Police (CPD) and Fire Departments (CFD) are now accepting applications for the 2021 Youth Academy this summer. The Columbus Police and Fire Youth Academy gives students, from ages 8 to 12, the opportunity to spend four days in an educational setting with the city’s public safety personnel. Students will participate in a number of “hands-on” activities including obstacle courses, physical fitness exercises, defensive tactics, fire safety, and fire prevention. CFD fire trucks will be on hand to inspect. Kids will have a chance to talk with memb...

SILVERDALE - Kitsap Humane Society has hired Lee Harper as executive director after a months-long effort to find someone to lead the organization. She officially began on April 5. Harper has more than 10 years of experience working as executive director of the Phinney Neighborhood Association in Seattle, according to an announcement from KHS. There she worked to build community through things like a senior center, farmers market, childcare programming, art education, and more. She appreciated the Kitsap Humane Society’s (KHS) community presence and work with other local organizations and bu...

Listen to the story. Spring Quiñones was getting goosebumps, watching one person after another walk into the middle of this large classroom-turned-COVID-19 vaccine clinic, at St. Francis of Assisi church in Ann Arbor. “Oh my god, it’s hitting me!” she laughed. Some 200 people had appointments at this March 16 pop-up clinic for Spanish-speakers. And getting it off the ground hadn’t been easy. Over the course of two weeks in March, Washtenaw County health officials say they leaned heavily on community leaders and activists to organize a series of specialized vaccine clinics aimed at mi...

play-icon Created with Sketch. Chinese TikTokers living in the UK tell us how they've moved New Year celebrations online this year and how they're tackling the rise in racism their community has received during the pandemic. By Digital Presenter and Producer Mojo Abidi This Lunar New Year, Asian content creators are marking the festival on TikTok - honouring traditions, having fun and fighting racism. The pandemic means most of the UK’s Chinese and Asian population can’t go home and see their family, so the celebrations have moved to social media. From dance challenges, to sing-alongs, ...