Sioux Falls city leaders and law enforcement officials say violent crime per capita went down in 2024, despite a record of 16 ...

IVINS, Washington County — A lost backpack aided a local father and son stranded overnight on the top of Red Mountain near ...

MICHIGAN CITY — The former warden of a female juvenile correctional facility near LaPorte has filed a lawsuit locally aimed at regaining his job and collecting back pay, according to his ...

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Riverside County supervisors on Tuesday, Jan. 28, unanimously approved measures to protect immigrant residents over opposition from the Sheriff’s Department and others who said they worry the board is ...

WILLIAMSON, W.Va. — Water service is expected to be fully restored to residents of Mingo County this week. The customers of the Mingo Public Service District have been dealing with a myriad of ...

WHERE RAWLINGS MAY BE, CALL POLICE. A CONDO COMPLEX THAT ORANGE COUNTY HAS CALLED A LIFE SAFETY HAZARD AVOIDED A MOVE THAT COULD HAVE SEEN THE PROPERTY TAKEN INTO RECEIVERSHIP AND SOLD TIMBER SCAN ...

CHEAT LAKE, W.Va (WDTV) - The Monongalia County Sheriff’s Office is pushing back after they say false rumors have spread throughout the community following the recent fatal accident on I-68.

The Minnehaha County Commission voted unanimously Tuesday, Jan. 28, to submit an application for party status — also known as becoming an intervenor — in the South Dakota Public Utilities ...

Volusia County Judge A. Christian Miller has been promoted: The newly appointed circuit judge will take over a felony division in the 7th Circuit. Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Miller to the circuit ...

Robert May of Dallas, who created the “Kids For Cash” documentary about the Luzerne County judicial corruption scandal, produced a five-part docuseries called “Bucks County, USA.” ...

A one-time Nassau County lawman who banked more than $400,000 by stealing drugs from the police for dealers to resell for him will serve 17 years and six months in prison, a federal judge said Monday.