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Clarence Lenton says his IDEA Public Schools bus flashed an ABS warning for months before he refused to drive it.
Williams Academy's owner says he submitted phony city paperwork to state regulators, while Mayor Brian K. Jackson alleges years of unpaid taxes.
Ashley Pressley says her 8-year-old got sick and complained of headaches after the second crash. Now she wants answers on driver screening.
Crews battled flames on Albemarle Avenue before dawn Friday as one person was rushed to the hospital.
Jessica Ann Sumner allegedly left with a stranger's iPhone, but its owner said he did not believe she meant to steal it, and her roommate helped track her down by phone.
Surveillance footage allegedly showed Ayham Nadeem Assi approaching the driveway and appearing to write the slur after a neighbor's party where his company was hired to handle parking.
A SWAT team surrounded an Omaha Street house overnight after a shooting suspect refused to come out. He's now facing a felonious assault charge.
Qu'Nyshia Johnson now faces aggravated domestic assault, false imprisonment and vandalism charges after Wednesday's shooting.
Cristian Milazzo allegedly drove near his accuser's home weeks after a first violation sent him to probation.
The city council’s nearly $31.5 million package follows the cancer deaths of two JFRD firefighters last year.
Monica Ryadi, 30, now wears a GPS ankle monitor after ICE detained her at LAX in front of her husband and young son.
Jarvis Joyner sold fentanyl pills to an undercover officer three times before his gang murder conviction caught up with him.
Federal agents say the eight ran a shameless open-air drug market in Newburgh, according to the FBI.
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