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BYRON CENTER, Mich. — A Grand Rapids Police Department K-9 is recovering after an unusual snack led to surgery. Afterall, for a dog whose whole career centers around investigating, K-9 Rocco leaves no stone unturned. Or, rocks uneaten. “I made some old beef sandwiches in a crock pot,” said...

A neighbor sued a San Jose family whose son has autism, claiming the child’s grunts in the back were a “nuisance.” The family countersued and, this week, a jury ruled in their favor. Ezequiel, known as Zeke, is a 14-year-old teenager who suffers from Level 3 autism,...

An Oregon man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly slaughtering his father, a professor at Ohio’s Oberlin College, and stepmother — as his chilling mugshot was revealed. Daniel Jones, 32, is accused of gunning down his dad Pipo Nguyen-Duy, 64, and Nguyen-Duy’s wife, Thi Tran Phong, 56, and setting fire to his own car in the university conservatory’s parking lot, according to Cleveland 19 . Jones reportedly set his vehicle ablaze using a wood stove heater equipped with a makeshift chimney poking

COLUMBIA — In the middle of an open court hearing in the wrongful death lawsuit for former Irmo firefighter Jay Muller, the city of Columbia threatened to stop providing assistance to Irmo's fire department if they did not comply with the city's demands, new legal filings allege. The documents,...

Ashlee Jordan and Stanley Nazaire faced charges over an alleged paid vehicle-title service at the Quincy RMV. BY: CBS BOSTON/YOUTUBE Former Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles title clerk Ashlee Jordan, 29, and Stanley Nazaire, 47, were arraigned October 27 in Norfolk Superior Court over allegations that private payments bought customers faster vehicle titles and allowed them to bypass standard requirements at the Quincy office. Jordan, of Bridgewater, was accused of using her state job to.

Two stores, one in Union County and one in Mecklenburg County, were caught overcharging customers at the register.

"Our first cutting of hay was averaging about a third of a normal crop," said Dave Norford, a seventh generation cattle farmer in Albemarle County. "So we knew we were in trouble at that point." The post Through a historic drought, Virginia cattle farmers fight to keep herds fed and farms alive appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .

A 38-year-old man is accused of attempting to collect stolen vintage guitars from a Nashville guitar shop after it was claimed they were valued between $400,000 to $500,000.

A store displays a sign accepting Electronic Benefits Transfer cards for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) purchases for groceries. The scam impacted thousands of people, according to the Manhattan district attorney’s office. [ more › ]

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Savannah MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew rescued five people and a dog from a commercial shrimping vessel near the Winyah Bay jetties on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The Coast Guard said the boat was taking on water during the time of the rescue. Authorities say the […]