Washington County West Bend mourns 4 killed in home shooting; help resources offered Marcus Aarsvold ↗
Four people, including two children, died in a West Bend home shooting. County officials share counseling and domestic violence resources.
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Detectives from the Indiana State Police Pendleton District are requesting the public’s assistance following the identification of human remains discovered in rural Fayette County more than three decades ago.
Despite getting 19 points from sophomore Maguire Mitchell, the Indiana State men
Stories from Northwest Indiana include NIPSCO, an OWI crash and a prison officer.
Byron Donalds, Florida’s Republican governor-elect, has already come out in firm support of the death penalty.
Newly released details in a federal filing claim the Oregon man accused of kidnapping a Garden City teen and holding her hostage "brazenly" expressed a desire to take other victims.
A 52-year-old Captain Cook man will spend more than a decade in federal prison after he was caught trying to smuggle heroin, fentanyl, ketamine, methamphetamine and acid on a flight to Alaska in his carry on luggage.
Nebraska dominated Lindenwood with hot 3-point shooting, strong rebounding and transition offense. Wilson Moore shares his three takeaways from the Huskers
A former Pine Bluff High School secretary was arrested Monday following an Arkansas State Police investigation into theft of funds from the school.
A prosecutor said DNA testing would settle Douglas Carter’s case. The results didn’t match him — but Utah County prosecutors are still considering another trial for the former death row inmate.
Katy Morrison, a senior leader in the Colorado Department of Human Services, has resigned after an outside investigation found she routinely belittled and demeaned colleagues.
A convicted child sex offender who disappeared during his Colorado trial, ditched his ankle monitor and fled on a Harley-Davidson was later spotted in…
The trial concerns the case of Blaise Chivers-King, one of six former boys’ school residents who accused school staff of physical and psychological abuse. Another former resident’s claims of improper isolation will go to trial at the end of the month.