A pair of Western Pennsylvania-based amusement companies pleaded guilty to felony charges regarding the widespread distribution of hundreds of illegal video gaming devices, officials said Wednesday.

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New Haven’s police chief, Karl Jacobson, resigned abruptly after his deputies saw red flags, including missing money. He has ...

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By DOUG FEINBERG All-Star Gabby Williams signed a multiyear deal with Golden State, the Valkyries announced Sunday. Williams ...

Fire crews in Charlotte County were hard at work Saturday putting out a fire that destroyed a garage and burned into the ...

Gary Player does not begrudge Tiger Woods for using medications to manage the pain from numerous surgeries over the years, ...

A former New York City police sergeant was sentenced Thursday to three to nine years in prison for tossing a picnic cooler ...