Local

Amb. Danon: Perpetrators of anti-Semitic attacks in NYC, LA must be brought to justice

Friday, May 21

Former Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon said on Friday that the recent anti-Semitic attacks in the United States are "outrageous" and the perpetrators must be brought to justice.

Slain officer’s body escorted through central Illinois

Friday, May 21

A procession led by a hearse bearing the body of a slain police officer moved across central Illinois on Thursday, giving hundreds a chance to pay their respects.

Loading advertisement…

Largest container ship on East Coast docks in New Jersey

Friday, May 21

The largest container ship ever to dock on at an East Coast port arrived at New Jersey's Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine Terminal on Thursday.

Long Island smoke shop owner found murdered in his store

Friday, May 21

A Suffolk County smoke shop owner was found murdered inside his store Wednesday.

Loading advertisement…

Biden to award 1st Medal of Honor to Korean War hero

Friday, May 21

President Joe Biden will award his first Medal of Honor this week to a retired colonel for acts of bravery during the Korean War.

Florida man who died from COVID-19 left his family baseball cards worth $20M

Friday, May 21

A Florida doctor who died from COVID-19 complications in January left his family a lot of baseball cards worth $20 million.

Loading advertisement…

Robert Durst murder trial: Medical examiner says it’s possible victim didn’t know she was about to be murdered

Friday, May 21

The reboot of Robert Durst’s murder trial continued Thursday with a top medical examiner saying that Susan Berman – the woman Durst is accused of killing in December 2000 – may not have seen her killer coming because she was shot in the back... Read More.

Old records shed new light on smallpox outbreaks in 1700s

Friday, May 21

Newly digitized records — including a minister's diary scanned and posted online by Boston's Congregational Library and Archives — are shedding fresh light on devastating outbreaks of smallpox that hit the city in the 1700s.

Loading advertisement…

Trenton City Police Chief Demoted

Friday, May 21

Trenton City Police Chief Steve Beaudoin has been demoted. City Police Commissioner Kirk Forshee confirmed that the change was made with Beaudoin earlier this week and that he was placed back on patrol. The 32-year veteran to the Trenton City Police Department was unanimously approve... Read More.

Jewish family harassed in Miami area, get help from gun owner: reports

Friday, May 21

Police in Florida are investigating an anti-Semitic incident involving a Jewish family in the Miami area who received help from a gun owner, according to reports.

Amb. Danon: Perpetrators of anti-Semitic attacks in NYC, LA must be brought to justice

Slain officer’s body escorted through central Illinois

Largest container ship on East Coast docks in New Jersey

Long Island smoke shop owner found murdered in his store

Biden to award 1st Medal of Honor to Korean War hero

Florida man who died from COVID-19 left his family baseball cards worth $20M

Robert Durst murder trial: Medical examiner says it’s possible victim didn’t know she was about to be murdered

Old records shed new light on smallpox outbreaks in 1700s

Trenton City Police Chief Demoted

Jewish family harassed in Miami area, get help from gun owner: reports

Latest Local News

4th Annual One Moore Ride Cruise-In Set for Saturday in Trenton

Fuller’s “County Connections” Program Coming to Dade County October 30

Georgia Firearms Deer Hunting Season Opens Saturday, October 17

Strong First Day of Advance Voting in Dade County