A town hall meeting on Wednesday night brought more than 100 people to New Brighton Middle School to hear county and Regional ...

Megan Bedrosian (Middleton Police Department) When officers arrived they found a vehicle that had gone off the roadway and made contact with the alleged driver, 39-year-old Megan Bedrosian of Madison.

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MANILA, Philippines — The online disinformation campaign surrounding the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte may backfire, particularly concerning his interim release, an international ...

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Police initially alerted the public shortly after 5 p.m., saying that the roadway "may be closed" because they are investigating an incident. "We ask that you please avoid the area as the ...

The City of Burbank is set to begin the East Olive Reconfiguration Restriping Project, a roadway improvement effort designed to enhance safety and better integrate Olive Avenue with the surrounding ...

The Eckert Road Bridge is set to reopen sometime Monday after the roadway was closed for several months due to severe deterioration. Stocks Get Hammered After Donald Trump Refuses to Rule Out ...

A: According to The History of Richfield, Idaho, by Alice Crane Behr and Maureen Hancock Ward, “The original jail was sold by the city to Mr. Lemmon (probably Dell) for $10 on June 2, 1927.