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"I knew that I wanted to try to make a difference," Mr. Wolff said of his advocacy for opening sports more fully to those with disabilities.

A SHERIFF has demanded answers as to how a woman was able to smuggle hundreds of pounds worth of cocaine into Greenock Prison.

jriddle@thealpenanews.com Courtesy Photo About 105 grams of methamphetamine, seized in Alpena by the Huron Undercover Narcotics Team in 2020, appears on a scale in this photo provided by HUNT. ALPENA — Last year, Northeast Michigan police seized ten times as much methamphetamine as in the year before, despite a dip in drug-related arrests, according to a report recently produced by the Huron Undercover Narcotics Team detailing its 2020 activity. The data confirms what police and courts have reported seeing in recent years: Meth is a growing problem in Northeast Michigan, according to D/Lt. ...

CBP facial recognition technology fails to find anyone using false identities at airports SHARE The use of facial recognition technology is often controversial in terms of privacy and bias issues, and some even suggest it should be banned. But ethical considerations aside, is it really that effective? Apparently not. U.S. Customs and Border Protection is one user of facial recognition technology. In 2020, a year that did see a drop in travel amid the COVID-19 pandemic, out of 23 million facial scans undertaken by CBP the net result of the technology attempting to id...