Man caught helping associate steal mail from CT postal collection box sentenced to federal prison
He was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Janet C. Hall in New Haven to six months in prison, followed by two years of supervised release.
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Eagles vs. Commanders: Predictions, odds, injury updates, and what everyone is talking about heading into W...
Both teams haven't won since late September, but they'll still be on NBC's prime-time broadcast.
Nasdaq plunges after dismal earnings from Amazon and Intel
The tech trade was hammered on Friday, as investors fled Intel and Amazon shares, flocking to safe havens like Treasurys.
Investigation into alleged cocaine trafficking ring in Connecticut leads to nine arrests
A grand jury in New Haven returned a superseding indictment charging each of the individuals with conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute cocaine.
Charleston-area coffee shop owner is optimistic third location will succeed after first two struggle
Cafe Harlow and Pearl just opened its third location on Clements Ferry Road. Owner Nichole Tupas told The Post and Courier the first two spots haven’t been doing so well so far, despite all opening this year.
Deadly disease sparks new CDC rule for US-bound flyers as major airlines seek delay
Major U.S. and international airlines are pushing back against a new CDC Ebola travel requirement forcing all passengers on U.S. flights to confirm they haven't visited the DRC.
Baltimore rejects new home for Confederate statues, leaving future unclear
Baltimore rejected an offer to display its four Confederate monuments at a Southern Maryland park. Officials haven’t explained why or named a permanent home.
15-year-old boy shot to death in broad-daylight Bronx attack
The teenage victim was hit by gunfire at E. 171st St. and Third Ave. in Mott Haven around 9:24 a.m.
How to find your Texas polling location for the midterms Here's how Texas voters can find their polling pla...
Texas voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for the 2026 midterm election. Before leaving home, voters should confirm where they can cast their ballots, especially if they haven't voted since the...
Galvin urges voters not to mail ballots
BOSTON — The state’s top election official is urging voters who haven’t returned mail ballots for Tuesday’s midterm elections not to use the U.S. Postal Service.
Clinton County Dem raise $2,705 to help relieve local medical debt
LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County Democratic Party has raised $2,705 through a national medical debt relief initiative, with partner contributions expected to triple the funds available for debt relief. Thro...
Ross Library to host three-part Introduction to Genealogy Class
LOCK HAVEN — The Annie Halenbake Ross Library will host a three-part Introduction to Genealogy class on Nov. 2, 3 and 5 at 6 p.m. Led by former library director Diane Whitaker, the program will introduce p...
Judge rejects DOJ’s request to force California to segregate ballots of alleged noncitizen voters
The Justice Department alleges there are 20,000 “likely” noncitizens on California's voter rolls, but state officials say they haven't been provided proof.
11-year-old killed in Bronx e-bike battery fire, FDNY says
A child was killed and four people were critically hurt in a lithium-ion battery fire at NYCHA's Patterson Houses in the Mott Haven section, the FDNY said.
Of course the power-hungry left is shamelessly celebrating an authoritarian thug in Brazil
House Democrats aren't apoplectic over Lula's power grab, they're hysterical over the United States' role in granting Bolsonaro a safe haven.
Boy, 11, killed by e-bike battery fire in Bronx NYCHA apartment, rest of family critically hurt
The blaze broke out in the Patterson Houses on Morris Ave. near E. 140th St. in Mott Haven about 12:50 a.m. Wednesday.
‘Building big’: Amherst celebrates a school designed for the future
AMHERST — The new Amethyst Brook Elementary School is about $100 million worth of steel, brick and mortar. It’s a haven to cultivate learning for the town’s young people, and a place of recreation for...
Small business liquidations: Why some are riding out the squeeze, and others are sinking
“If you haven’t got the capital to build a business, grow the business, and then flog it off or take it wider and go overseas, you’re really stuck in...
Gail T. ‘Terry’ (Watt) Mantle
Gail T. “Terry” (Watt) Mantle, 69, of Lock Haven, passed away peacefully at home on Oct. 21, 2026. Arrangements have been entrusted to Rearick Carpenter Funeral Home, Jersey Shore, Pa. Friends and family...
‘One of the hardest places to play’: Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham previews matchup with No. 8 BYU
BYU and Arizona State haven’t faced off since November 2024 — an afternoon that lives on within the lore of both programs.
‘The season is over,’ it’s almost time to focus on NFL draft, and what else they’re saying about th...
The Eagles haven't lost five straight games since 2016. Here's what the national media is saying after their latest loss, with two weeks until the trade deadline and the team's season in free fall.
Iowa ranked in Top 10 in Cato's Freedom in the 50 States index
The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services announced that through the Safe Haven Law, a baby girl is now in the care and custody of the department.
Dorothy “Dot” Bryant
Dorothy “Dot” Bryant, age 95, of Forest City, passed away Friday, October 23, 2026, at Fair Haven Home in Forest City. A graveside service will be conducted at 12:00 p.m.
United Way, Express hold another successful masquerade benefit for non-profits
LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County United Way and The Express community newspaper marked another successful fundraising event at its 5th Annual Masquerade Benefit Ball. The event, held Friday night at the Son...