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A fire destroyed a duplex in Northeast Bexar County, leaving eight people displaced.

16 arrested in TPD operation targeting drug activity, crime in Tallahassee Photo: WTXL and last updated 2021-02-08 12:06:28-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — The Tallahassee Police Department said Monday that they've arrested a total of 16 people after a week-long operation targeting illegal drug activity and crime near the North Monroe Street area. TPD said they recently conducted a week-long operation to "address community concerns regarding quality of life issues" in the North Monroe Street/ I-10 area. During the week of Feb. 1, officers conducted investigations in the area in response to...

There is a misunderstanding that politics is always a negative thing that stops people from doing work. But the truth is that politics is also a form of communication, and it becomes vitally important during uncertain times.

3 months ago There’s no question that from almost out the gate in March 1977, ABC was going to have a hit on its hands with Eight is Enough, the comedy-drama based on the true story as chronicled in the book of the same name by Tom Braden. How could it miss, with Diana Hyland as parents Tom and Joan Bradford, with a cast that included a number of future teen idols? But what was completely unexpected was that Diana would lose a sudden and intense battle with cancer that would claim her life after only four episodes had been shot.

Rare soldier's diary reveals secret massacre of Indigenous Tasmanians after almost 200 years SunSunday 27 updated MonMonday 28 DecDecember 2020 at 2:29am McNally's diary is the only account by an "ordinary soldier" of life in the penal colonies, says Professor Sharpe. ( Print text only Cancel A soldier's diary disintegrating in Ireland's national library has revealed disturbing evidence of an undocumented massacre of Aboriginal people in Tasmania in the colony's early years. The diary belonged to Private Robert McNally, posted to Van Diemen's Land in the 1820s, and records in gritty detail co...