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Mount Vernon-Lisbon police are investigating a death after a reported medical emergency Friday night.
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According to U.S. Attorney Phillip Williams Jr., a federal judge sentenced 46-year-old Phillip Trent Waldrop of Altoona to 228 months in prison.
Alabaster Police charged a man with criminal surveillance after they say he watched a Thompson High School student from his car in the school’s parking lot.
The FBI is now involved in the search for a person who tried to set fire to one of the largest mosques in Alabama.
In observance of Veterans Day, supervisors with the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff ’s Office Youth Services Division presented commemorative plaques to three School Resource Officers in recognition of their service in the United States Armed Forces.
The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office reports the following arrests: Jeffrey Campbell Hess, 39, 717 Murbelle Road — domestic abuse battery-strangulation. Myrick Rynell Taylor, 51, Houston — careless operation; resisting an […]
A Lake Charles man has been arrested on charges of video voyeurism, as investigators look into cameras found at his residence and at a local business he owned. Emmett “Cary” […]
A Dallas County jury has unanimously convicted rapper Yella Beezy of capital murder in a brazen daylight attack on rapper MO3 on a busy Dallas interstate in 2020. Jurors found
A 16-year-old was taken into custody Friday in connection with the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old during an altercation involving four juveniles, according to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies […]
COTTER — The Cotter Warriors used a school-record 3-point shooting barrage to put a losing skid to rest Friday night. Cotter buried 13 3-pointers and held off a late rally […]
A complaint about people trespassing and "squatting" at a local woman's residence resulted in the arrest Sunday of a homeless man on felony drug charges.
The execution of a search warrant by Hot Springs police early Thursday resulted in the arrest of one resident and the seizure of large amounts of THC vapes, marijuana, psychedelic mushrooms and four pounds of suspected cocaine.
Death row inmate James Dwight Pavatt is scheduled for execution Thursday at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.