A Mattoon resident, Thomas Welch, faces attempted murder charges in Moultrie County after allegedly inflicting serious harm on a woman he reportedly held against her will. An alleged accomplice, identified as Cody Kimery, has been charged with unlawful restraint.
Families across the Chicago area are bracing for what feels like a rampant flu season, with many experiencing fevers, coughs, and interrupted winter breaks. One local household endured five simultaneous bouts of illness, capturing the intensity of this year’s outbreak.
Redevelopment of the Beach at Lake Viridian is on hold, leaving Arlington residents uncertain about the project’s future. Officials blame a lack of confirmed funding for the slow progress, which continues to stall plans to replace the beach with a boardwalk.
After seven years of anchoring downtown Inglewood, beloved coffee shop Sip & Sonder is preparing to close its flagship location permanently. Known for fostering community connection and creativity, its closure marks the end of a vital neighborhood gathering place.
Attleboro faced a harrowing year filled with tragedy, as events both near and far delivered powerful shocks to the community. Though limited details are publicly available, the impact of these incidents was profoundly felt by local residents and reported as top news.
Recent Kennesaw State University alumna, Toni-Ann McKenzie, believes entrepreneurship can create more than revenue—it can foster community impact. Her innovative insights focus on autistic students, seeking to make a meaningful difference through forward-thinking solutions.
Charlottesville’s Twice Is Nice has made history this holiday season with a $300,000 donation to organizations helping seniors in need. The boutique’s unprecedented contribution underscores the power of local generosity. Its impact will be felt across the region’s elderly support programs.
In a proud moment for local education, Laurel Ridge Community College recognized its inaugural line worker cohort’s dedication and achievement. The Friday morning event set a promising tone for future vocational and workforce development programs.
Two Venice-area women are facing allegations of operating an illegal casino out of a Sarasota arcade. Both were released on a $300 bond following an undercover investigation that authorities say exposed unlawful gambling on the premises.
Authorities have confirmed the death of one individual after a serious accident in Jefferson County on Wednesday evening. The Sheriff’s Office has begun an investigation into the cause and circumstances surrounding the incident, which remains under review.
