May 9—SELINSGROVE — The Selinsgrove Area Rotary Club donated $5,000 to Dauntless Hook and Ladder Fire Company to aid in the purchase of a new fire truck.
The money was raised from the Rotary's Annual Golf Classic, which also brought in $5,000 for the organization's scholarship fund.
— MARCIA MOORE
Neither of St. Louis Metro cops are still with the force - but officials have not provided specifics on their departure
Do you require a pizza delivery or the police? A heroic police emergency call handler has been commended for her quick-thinking after realising a call from a woman was in fact a disguise and an urgent call for help.
“You want to get that fixed,” the man with the large dog tells me sternly. “It makes the road look terrible.” Every time someone stops in front of the bomb site that used to be our front garden, I blush. Of course, we’re the local eyesore.
One of the children was diagnosed with pneumonia during a hospital visit and was found with bruises and open wounds
"If the genders were reversed, there are few who would believe that leniency is appropriate," prosecutors reportedly told the court
Wayne Sefton Davis told one of his victims that he ‘needed to teach her how to pleasure her husband’ and wanted to check that another was ‘a virgin’.
Exclusive: Anthony Williams “spent his life fighting crime, and now to be accused of a crime so heinous as trafficking his own wife is unfathomable,” attorney Jasmine Rand told The Independent.
Linton Weirich was filmed having sex with a prison guard in a viral video
A drug dealer caught by police 223 miles from his home in Crewe tried to convince officers he was on holiday. Adrain Badea claimed he made the journey to Tunbridge Wells to sightsee towns across the south east of England, however a search revealed he was actually operating as a dealer for an organised crime group. Badea, 27, of Hankins Heys Lane, Crewe was charged with possessing cocaine with intent to supply, possessing cannabis, and driving without insurance.
The brutal murder of Christopher Hughes is the subject of a new TV series
A Labour-run council is slapping buyers of empty homes with 200pc council tax bills racked up by previous owners.
The violent death of an elderly housebound widow who was stabbed four times was initially considered by police as “not suspicious”, a court heard.
A ‘concerned relative’ reported John Henry Mallouk missing in January 2023, but he hadn’t been heard from since August 2022, authorities say
Images have been released in connection with a report of racially aggravated assault and shoplifting at a corner shop in Eastleigh.
A witness broke down in tears as she described children carrying heavy objects on hilly terrain at the home of a West Virginia couple who were later arrested after two of their five adopted children were found locked in an outbuilding. The trial of Jeanne Kay Whitefeather and Donald Ray Lantz began Tuesday on more than a dozen counts that include forced labor, civil rights violations, human trafficking and gross child neglect. In her opening statement, assistant prosecutor Madison Tuck said evidence will show the couple forced the children to work and used them “physically, emotionally and mentally so that they would comply.”
When Sir Keir Starmer picked his first Cabinet, Dame Emily Thornberry was waiting by the phone, ready to be appointed as Attorney General – the role she had been shadowing for the last three years.
Police in Norfolk have urged people to be cautious after receiving six reports of attempted courier fraud in one day.
Sheriff’s deputies detain unlucky schoolgirl in Syracuse, New York, after her clothing matches description of suspected joyrider
On Jan. 15, 1947, Elizabeth Short’s body was found cut in half and left in an abandoned lot in Los Angeles
Kemi Badenoch has blamed the grooming gangs scandal on people of a “peasant background” who come from “sub-communities” within some foreign countries.
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