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A man was served by the Tennessee Highway Patrol on a traffic stop in McMinn County on two East Ridge Warrants for Aggravated Robbery and Criminal Conspiracy (Agg. Robbery). He was transported to the ...

While statistics may give the impression that Black people have no significant place in America’s wine history, it wouldn't ...

Harry Langdon! In "The Big Flash," a newspaper photographer is tasked with capturing images of a notorious criminal, Brick Dugan, during a jewelry store robbery. Amidst comedic banter and chaotic ...

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In a political landscape that is fully intent on otherizing the Black experience ... During the Civil War, white Southern farmer Newt Knight served in the Confederate Army as a medic.

Deputies say he may be traveling in a 2014 white Chrysler 200, with Florida license plate number MRF 111. The vehicle is described as a hardtop convertible. He is 5'9 with grey hair and brown eyes.

But then a few days later, Target restocked it again, and now, Target is the only store where you’ll find the SLUSHi for $300. That is even cheaper than Ninja is currently selling the SLUSHi on ...

Your message was sent. You'll receive a response shortly. The Chrysler Voyager minivan is a less expensive alternative to the brand’s other minivan, the Pacifica, and is aimed at fleet buyers.

Get ready for a magical night at We Care Arts’ Black and White Together We Care Gala! Director of Community Engagement Rick Willits joined Living Dayton giving viewers a ...