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A Lehi man admitted in federal court Monday to participating in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of investors of more than $60 million. Matthew Morrison Bates, 42, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to c...
Frost blanketed the Gallatin County Courthouse steps as polls opened around 7 a.m. More than a hundred county residents, including teachers, engineers, nurses and cooks, waited over two hours to
Joel Johnson decided to risk it all. In 1831 he sold his house and grist mill in Scott County, Kentucky and move hundreds of miles away to the southeast corner...
By Tommy Mann Jr. Special to The Leader VIDOR — Three months of hard work, hundreds of miles and determination paid off for several athletes this past Wednesday at the […]
A large amount of water from unusually heavy rain was flowing Monday through flood-weary parts of the Southwest, forcing hundreds of evacuations and keeping swift-water rescue teams busy as elections officia...
Hundreds of people gathered Friday evening at The HUB to view the premiere of “The Thirteen Folds,” a Stillwater-based film produced by Sean Patrick Flanery.
The annual Trunk-or-Treat event put on by the city of Tahlequah Friday, Oct. 30, brought out hundreds of families, creating a line from the parking lot to the Moccasin Avenue.
PENDLETON — Oregon Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan stumped Saturday, Oct. 31, in Pendleton. Around a hundred supporters gathered for her rally in the big hangar at the Pendleton UAS […]
Hundreds of witches, ghouls, and wizards flock to the Old Mill District on Saturday to watch and participate in the sixth annual Witches Paddle. Despite the rain and cold weather […]
The Cecil Whig celebrated Cecil County's best businesses with the Sweetest of Cecil event held Wednesday evening at Patriots Glen Golf Club. This fall, Whig readers voted for their favorite businesses in hun...
Five hundred town houses are coming to Baltimore Peninsula as part of a mixed-use real estate project proposed by developer Mark Sapperstein.
(DORCHESTER CO. Md) – The Dorchester County Health Department is helping incentivize local businesses when it comes to selling tobacco. It’s part of the Health Department’s Tobacco Retailer Education P...
Hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers are searching for 6-year-old Roman Heilman, who was last seen Sunday in Lawrence County.
A group of voting rights organizations has trained hundreds of volunteers as poll monitors and poll watchers for polling places ahead of Tuesday’s midterm election.
A new report examining online conversations surrounding Georgia’s race for governor found potentially inauthentic accounts targeting both candidates, with hundreds showing signs of coordinated activity.
An area of low pressure is likely to form along a weakening frontal boundary a few hundred miles northeast of the Bahamas in a couple days. Could become subtropical late this week.
The devastating fire that destroyed Lulu Ross Elementary School in Milford Oct. 25 took far more than a building. It disrupted the lives of hundreds of students, teachers and staff who called the school home...
Father Witold Kaczmarzyk spends Sundays leading mass. But on a Friday night, he had hundreds laughing during two sold-out stand-up comedy shows.
In Jackson, Mississippi, hundreds of defendants wait in jail for an indictment, sometimes as long as a year or more.
The Victor Museum features hundreds of objects from Camden’s history as a hub of early recorded music.
Hundreds of homeless Portlanders report mistrust in the process for addressing complaints at the city’s alternative shelters, including concerns associated with fairness in treatment of residents, stay lim...
Hundreds waited in the rain to see Trump campaign for Republican Mike Mazzei as a debate with Democrat Cyndi Munson was prerecorded and aired during the event.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Hundreds of credit card debt lawsuits are filed every month in Monroe County, highlighting the growing affordability crisis.What the affordability crisis looks likeAlex Hixson of Spencerp...
Tomorrow morning, hundreds of candidates across New Jersey will wake up with the same strange feeling: after months — maybe years — of planning, knocking,