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Health officials report 50 confirmed Tulsa County cases and more than 350 statewide this year, and a veteran Owasso pediatrician says levels are the highest she has seen in 30 years.
Zanele Khumalo · December 17, 2024
Facing a scheduled Friday hearing on whether his office recorded a defense team, Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk asked for a special prosecutor in the 2000 murder case against Calvin Atchison.
Brianna Jackson · December 12, 2024
A roundup of local news on the carriage vote, the Bexar County district attorney's backlog, a Final Four volunteer drive, and a record year for rabies in Comal County.
Chinedu Okafor · December 12, 2024
State health officials widened a recall of Fresno-based Raw Farm products after bird flu was found in milk and cream, though experts say the risk of catching the virus by drinking it appears low.
Amy Swan · December 5, 2024
Starting in fall 2025, the university will pay full tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduates from households at or below the income threshold, joining a wave of Massachusetts schools with similar pledges.
Ishani Kapalli · December 3, 2024
Attorneys for Patrick Crusius say the outgoing district attorney has repeatedly broken a 2022 gag order in the 2019 Walmart mass shooting case, a claim Hicks denies.
Chinedu Okafor · November 27, 2024
Santa Clara County's largest water agency has voted 6-1 to prohibit camping on its waterway property, with enforcement to follow an outreach period, despite objections from homeless advocates and a lack of available shelter space.
Naledi Dlamini · November 27, 2024
Texas A&M University-San Antonio is running a one-day mental health first aid course for school and college employees, aimed at helping students before a crisis deepens.
Chinedu Okafor · November 22, 2024
A jury deliberated for less than three hours before rejecting Chloe Driver's insanity plea in the December 2020 stabbing death of her toddler, Hannah Nicole Driver.
Jayden Sweiler · November 20, 2024
Neighbors in Emerald Hills and Encanto say a 2019 city code footnote that cut minimum lot sizes only in their part of San Diego explains why developers can build far more homes than zoning maps suggested.
Naledi Dlamini · November 7, 2024
Torres, who resigned from the City Council shortly after his arrest, was arraigned in Santa Clara County Superior Court on charges tied to an alleged assault of a boy in late 1999.
Xiaoyu Wang · November 7, 2024
Shirley Mae McLean, who lived in Aurora for more than six decades and raised a family while working in real estate and travel, died October 21; services are set for early November.
Ken Adams · October 27, 2024
Mayor Tim Keller and Police Chief Harold Medina said the city is working to catch up on West Side infrastructure, with new median vegetation planned and traffic enforcement on Coors in focus.
Jasmine Coleman · October 26, 2024
Telfair Forest Products asked state regulators to revoke a permit change that would have nearly doubled its allowable hazardous air pollutant emissions, ending a legal fight brought by environmental groups.
Jayden Sweiler · October 25, 2024
Officials in Deer Park acknowledge delays in warning the public after a hydrogen sulfide release at the PEMEX refinery that killed two workers and injured 35 others.
Kendra Konchanuk · October 14, 2024
Adlai Mestre faces three counts of open murder after deputies say he admitted shooting his family with his mother's handgun at their home on Young Road.
Noor Haddad · October 14, 2024
A Davidson County criminal court judge set a Dec. 13 hearing on whether alleged recording of defense lawyers by District Attorney Glenn Funk's office should affect a first-degree murder prosecution.
Brianna Jackson · October 3, 2024
Friederike Von Lintig, whose manslaughter case ended without a verdict, has agreed to surrender her California medical license over her care of Elisa Serna at the Las Colinas jail.
Xiaoyu Wang · September 25, 2024
Dr. Ashwin Vasan, who has led the city's health department since March 2022, said he is leaving for family reasons, adding to a string of senior departures from the Adams administration.
Jacob Leary · September 23, 2024
On the 267th day of 2024, a look back at events on this date, from Benedict Arnold's exposed plot in 1780 to Roger Federer's farewell match in 2022.
Jacob Leary · September 23, 2024
Police say 65 threats have been made against metro schools this year, 33 of them in the past week, and none have been found credible, but felony charges are being pursued.
Zanele Khumalo · September 19, 2024
A fire at an Energy Transfer pipeline on Spencer Highway forced evacuations and school precautions in La Porte and Deer Park, and officials said it could burn for several more hours.
Kendra Konchanuk · September 16, 2024
Bellezza Jane-Louise Squillace, born in Saint Paul and later a teacher, ordained clergy member and nonprofit co-founder, died peacefully at her Tehachapi, California, home on September 5, 2024.
Yasmin Farouk · September 15, 2024
An infectious disease specialist says people infected within the past two to three months can wait for the new COVID vaccine, while those who have not had the virus recently should be vaccinated as soon as possible.
Chinedu Okafor · September 6, 2024
