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Woman Stole More Than $300K From Former Doctor: Police

The accused was initially held in lieu of bail of $300,000, but that figure was reduced to $25,000 at her arraignment, and she was released after posting bond on the smaller amount.>>>Read More.

Parents Of 2-Year-Old Boy Who Was Found Dead And Buried In Park Sentenced: Reports

Officers responded to the park and found fresh dirt that was disturbed, police said at the time. Officers then unearthed a plastic bag containing the remains of the child.>>>Read More.

Hit-And-Run Driver Charged With Leaving Scene After Striking, Critically Injuring Bicyclist: PD

"Our thoughts are with the victim as he sustained serious injuries, and we hope he is able to recover quickly from this incident," said the police chief.>>>Read More.

Main Street Murder: Man Charged In Killing

He is charged with murder, conspiracy to commit murder, carrying a pistol without a permit, and first-degree reckless endangerment. His bond was set at $1.25 million, police said.>>>Read More.

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After 28 Years Serving the City, Last 10 As Homeless Coordinator, Velma James-George Has Retired

"Day after day, year after year, Velma has extended compassion, care towards most vulnerable residents during their darkest times," the mayor said.>>>Read More.