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PAULDING COUNTY, Ga. - Investigators are examining a set of skeletal remains that Paulding County deputies said were found on a rural plot of land last week. A property owner on Mt. Olivet Road in west-central Paulding County on Sept. 22 reported the remains. Detectives went to the wooded area where the remains were discovered. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is assisting in the investiga...

Eastern Carver County Schools plans to have increased law enforcement for tonight's meeting  SW News Media

A new law taking effect Friday will change the way drivers must yield for pedestrians across the state. More Local Videos Video Shows Theft Suspect Slam SUV Into Police Cruiser Loved Ones Mourn 16-Year-Old Killed in Hartford Latest State Facing Blood Donation Shortage 16-Year-Old Shot and Killed on Martin Street in Hartford Bus Driver Shortage Could Get Worse Monday Connecticut National...

Members of Service Employees International Union 1199 and others march for a Green New Deal in Detroit, Michigan. (Becker1999 / Flickr) Like many in his cohort, Ashik Siddique, a member of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), got tired of doomscrolling. He may even have invented the term: The Wall Street Journal, no less, has credited him as one of its earliest users. Reading too much ab...

Bikes on Canada Street in Lake George, N.Y. (Photo: Jay Petrequin) WARREN COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – In Lake George, they came by road. In Queensbury, they came by sky. This year’s Adirondack Balloon Festival settled into its usual autumnal dates with a new neighbor on the calendar. The annual Americade Bike Rally in the village of Lake George roared into the same weekend, a decision that offi...

The first big ships to cruise to Alaska in 2021 didn’t arrive until July, after President Biden signed a temporary waiver of the Passenger Vessel Services Act, allowing them to bypass Canada’s closed ports. SE Conference director Robert Venables thinks Murkowski’s bill is a common sense solution to a real problem. And by not requiring ships to stop in Canada doesn’t mean they won’t go there a...

Just when Law & Order: Organized Crime‘s Det. Stabler thinks the Albanian drug cartel is his biggest concern, along will come two more, equally pressing problems — and much closer to home, the NBC series’ showrunner tells TVLine. (And no, one is not Benson’s letter — though we’ll know more about that very soon.) As viewers saw in last week’s season premiere, Stabler is deep undercover as ...

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Messenger: St. Louis County needs a Sunshine Law course correction  STLtoday.com

Time runs out for challenge to new election laws at ballot  Arizona Capitol Times