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Scott County Shines Green Light to Honor Veterans in #OperationGreenLight Campaign

Scott County Shines Green Light to Honor Veterans in #OperationGreenLight Campaign

In a unifying effort to honor military service, Scott County has illuminated its Government Center in green, joining the nationwide #OperationGreenLight for Veterans campaign. This initiative seeks to express solidarity and gratitude towards veterans and their families in a time when the country wrestles with division on numerous fronts. The gesture of green light, a...

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Red Cross Volunteers Install Smoke Alarms Across North Texas, Highlighting Fire Safety Initiative

The spirit of community service is alive and well in North Texas, where teams of local Red Cross volunteers, partnered with community organizations, have taken a hands-on approach to fire safety. Throughout October, these groups have been hard at work installing hundreds of smoke alarms in homes across a widespread region including Carthage, Denver City,...

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Two Men Plead Guilty in Northeast D.C. Armed Carjacking

Two Men Plead Guilty in Northeast D.C. Armed Carjacking

On a cold January morning in Northeast Washington, D.C., an attempt to steal a construction worker’s truck at gunpoint unfolded into a violent altercation leaving the worker assaulted, and two men facing serious jail time. Caleb Johnson, 26, pled guilty to armed robbery and possession of a firearm during a crime of violence, as announced...

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Former Oxnard Police Officer Accused of Grand Theft Involving City Funds and Arrestee’s Property

Former Oxnard Police Officer Accused of Grand Theft Involving City Funds and Arrestee’s Property

A former police officer from Ventura County faces two counts of felony grand theft, with allegations against him spanning over nearly two years, officials confirmed. Randi Breon Vines, who previously served with the Oxnard Police Department, is accused of using a city-issued credit card to fuel his vehicle, amounting to over $3,300, and stealing around...

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VIDEO: Irving Police Department Invites Community to Pursue Animal Service Officer Roles During National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week

VIDEO: Irving Police Department Invites Community to Pursue Animal Service Officer Roles During National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week

In recognition of National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, the City of Irving extends an invitation beyond adopting a furry companion. Appealing to those with a zeal for the well-being of all animals, the Irving Police Department has announced an opportunity for citizens to serve as Animal Service Officers. Animal lovers with a desire to make...

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Montgomery ISD Celebrates Passage of Prop A, Securing $5.5M for Education Amid Community Divide

Montgomery ISD Celebrates Passage of Prop A, Securing $5.5M for Education Amid Community Divide

Montgomery ISD voters made a pivotal decision on Election Day, passing Prop A, the district’s first-ever tax ratification election, that will bring $5.5 million annually to its Maintenance & Operations budget. This measure aims to rectify the looming $4.3 million deficit the district faced for the 2024-25 school year. Securing a narrow margin of 50.50...