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A Dolton, Illinois, police officer has been charged in a COVID-19 relief loan fraud and bankruptcy case. The U.S. Attorney's Office said William Reed, 41, was charged with making false statements in
Let’s rewind to January 12, 2025. Dan Quinn ‘s Washington Commanders were about to go head-to-head against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild-card game. Nobody would have guessed that the
Heartbreak Hill has long been the stuff of legends. Nestled between miles 20 and 21 of the Boston Marathon, it’s the final—and cruelest—climb in Newton, a half-mile uphill stretch that has crushed the
Madrid rolled out the red carpet for gymnastics royalty, and Simone Biles delivered a masterclass in grace, power, and presence. At the 2024 Laureus World Sports Awards, Biles wasn’t just a guest—sh
A look back at local, national and world events through It might be the last time Utahns wholeheartedly agreed on one thing: smoking bans on commercial airline flights. On April 23, 1988, smoking on
Talk of axing IRS jobs may have faded from the headlines. Still, many who work for the federal tax-collection agency are nervous given prior talk that as many as 1,000 could be cut from the ranks of
Metrics used to explain the health and future of the Great Salt Lake — salinity levels, acre-feet of water and square miles of dried lakebed — are often hard to understand. While these measurements h
ST. LOUIS (WSIL) -- The DEA St. Louis Division is collaborating with law enforcement agencies to host the 28th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 26. The event will run from 1
It was the 2020 Xfinity Series race at Darlington. Chase Briscoe steered the #98 car to victory lane. As opposed to a traditional happy and energetic reaction, he was spotted crying. He said, “ The b
“The first visit is going to be very private, just trying to do it for myself.” When someone said this to The National in January, she was preparing for a journey unlike any she had taken bef