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When i was driving. I got it out of my system. You smoke and a couple hours later, its going to be out your system. Wasnt like i was stoned to death driving. Reporter toxicology reports and downloadable crash data from whites car will now be part of their investigation. Also trying to figure out how white got to the lake in city park. If anyone did pick this guy up by mistake and thought they were helping somebody and didnt realize what he had been involved in, appreciate them getting in touch with us. Reporter they found white naked in the lake. White remembers the crash even waking up but sa...

This is as you are trying to get on the ramp from colfax to northbound i25. And then of course you see the lower visibility we have keep in mind that can bring with it some hydroplaning as well. We have breaking news in denver. It is an apparent barricade situation near iowa street and police are there and so is jamie leary. It is so sensitive we cannot have our cameig see jamie. Tell us what you are seeing and what you understand is happening out there. Reporter Denver Police have not asked as to turn our lights off but we assess the situation and decided not to do this because they are tryin...

MIFFLINTOWN —- Juniata County Commissioners took action on a grant proposal that provides aid to crime victims and witnesses with the aid of the county’s victim witness program coordinator. According to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, the Juniata County Victims of Crime Act Grant funds support services for crime victims including counseling, emergency […]

MIFFLINTOWN — Juniata County Commissioners gave the OK for two Children and Youth Services employees to begin a part-time child welfare education program for the fall of 2024. It was announced at the board’s weekly meeting that the program would allow Ashley J. Baxter and Kelsey M. Lowrey the opportunity to earn a master’s degree […]

Statehouse News Bureau The backlog of pending appeals for federal pandemic unemployment claims has prompted a man to file a lawsuit after it took 38 days for the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services to review his denied unemployment claim. A court ruling is enforcing the 21-day timeline that ODJFS has to decide appeals. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has 21 days to decide appeals from people who were denied federal pandemic unemployment assistance, according to a ruling from a Franklin County judge. This could have a big impact on the backlog of 150,000 appeals at OD...