While antisemitic incidences have increased in Montgomery County Public Schools, administrators are hopeful that tougher sanctions for kids and mandatory parent education sessions would help to stop more issues. Superintendent Monifa B. McKnight said on Wednesday that students who commit hate crimes would now have them recorded in their files, and their parents would be

Backlogs in indexing and imaging records at the Charleston County Registrar of Deeds office date all the way back to September 28, 2022, and they haven’t decreased in the past 13 days. That meant that Realtors, banks, and others who rely on county real estate paperwork were more than three months late. When newly elected

Crawford County residents are still debating whether to prohibit literature on LGBTQ+ concerns from the libraries. Both proponents and opponents of the matter attended a quorum court meeting, and many spoke out during the meeting’s public comment period. While some criticized the books for being “obscene” and being exhibited to youngsters, others emphasized the need

David Bratton, the veterans service officer for Stutsman County, says that the office’s workload has increased because of the influx of veterans from other areas. On Tuesday, February 21st, Bratton informed the Stutsman County Commission that Jamestown stands out from other communities because of its dedicated veteran’s service officer and its veterans affairs clinic. “So

COOK COUNTY, Ill. — According to the Illinois State Police, one individual was killed when a vehicle crashed while going in the opposite direction on Interstate 94 in Cook County on Tuesday. According to reports, ISP said officers were dispatched to the ramp connecting I-94 southbound to I-80 eastbound in Cook County at 6 p.m.

The 911 consultant has been working on improving communications between Michigan State Police radios and the county’s new 911 Central dispatch 800 MHz radio system, and the county commissioners are expecting a report on their progress in March. On Thursday, the panel heard from First Lt. Barry Schrader, regional commander, and Jim Swick, 911 director,