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Argued that she dillett has never been in trouble before and had a rough childhood. Her lawyer said that she simply got too close to a family she was trying to helpand thats part of what led her to have sex with a teenage boy. But the victims parents dont buy it. 3 take sot i read all the texts and the night she came to my home and admitted what she did, she was more concerned about keeping her job than about what she did with my son, and offered way out. Thats all i got to say ms dillett also addressed the courtfighting tearsshe says she knows she crossed the line with the victimand that shes...

About the jail deaths to us. Back in octoberwe were the first tv station to report that four deaths happened inside the Milwaukee County jail this year. Emails show. A day . After our report aired. The sheriff called chief medical examiner Brian Petersonthreatening to get his license revoked. For example. In an email sent to county executive chris abele on october 29th. Peterson says he sustained some 20 minutes of against my licensure for. Ultimately no good reason. He says the sheriff took issue with information released on the death of Terrill Thomas. And also. This tweet from oct 28th. Adv...

The legal battle over judge hyde math has moved to federal court all afternoon representatives from the white family and hospitals have been meeting with the federal judge about whether to keep high on live support the judge ordered this mandatory settlement conference to try and avoid going to trial we are waiting for the meeting to end so we can find out what has been decided if anything, montforts just and waldman is there and we will let us know when the meeting is over the meantime the army the county officials confirm the Coroners Office has prepared a death certificate ford high math th...

If miSci has to move, the former Schenectady Museum should remain in Schenectady County. That'll take public financial support, our columnist writes.

Buildings were making news, and local people were being honored during the month of January 1979.