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WASHINGTON — The White House is responding to questions about its legal compliance following the deportation of two mothers and their U.S. citizen children from Louisiana to Honduras, amid allegation
Bixby Police are alerting residents that they may hear loud noises throughout the week as the department conducts scheduled public safety training exercises. Officials say the drills are necessary for
HOUSTON - Three juveniles have been shot in a drive-by shooting in the east Houston -area early Monday morning. Tuck Street shooting What we know: Houston Police Department Captain Jonathan Fre
ST. LOUIS — The Missouri Botanical Garden and the St. Louis Zoo, which are losing more than $900,000 amid the Trump administration’s funding cuts, are looking for new ways to pay for research intended
Umbrellas, chairs and coolers have been dusted off. Bathing suits, towels and sunscreen are ready to go. Snacks and beach balls wait to be packed. A whole summer of beach days is on the horizon. As l
What started as a group of parents coming together to find resources for their children has turned into a formal program driving results at local public schools. The Lowcountry Literacy Project is an
CHARLESTON — One person was killed after shooting broke out on Johnson Street the night of April 27, several hours after gunfire erupted down the same roadway and injured a teenager during a weekend m
Gusty winds and warm temperatures take us through most of our Monday before a threat for stronger storms moves in tonight. A stray shower is possible early with most of the day staying dry. Clouds wi
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has ordered sharper scrutiny of America’s colleges and the accreditors that oversee them, part of his escalating campaign to end what he calls "wokeness" and diver
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — The trial of a former Michigan police officer charged with second-degree murder in the killing of a 26-year-old Black man is set to begin in Grand Rapids, three years after