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In a little-girl voice barely above a whisper, repeatedly answering “yes” to a litany of judge’s questions, a 28-year-old woman admitted as part of a plea Monday that she methodically drowned her 6-year-old …

A former Fond du Lac police officer was sentenced Wednesday to two years probation, 60 days in jail and 80 hours of community service for the theft of two Cops for Kids gift cards.

A man extradited from California to Indiana pleaded guilty but mentally ill Thursday to raping and murdering a Gary woman 24 years ago.

Cartha Cassel knows that used books are a good deal. Cassel is publicity chairwoman for Volunteer Nonprofit Service Association and will be working at the 53rd annual VNSA Used Book Sale this weekend.

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A Maple Ridge defence lawyer is concerned that major cuts just announced to legal aid will limit access to justice for low-income people.

The most obvious film to compare Trouble The Water, the Hurricane Katrina disaster documentary with is Spike Lee’s epic When The Levees Broke.

The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Cape Cod will hold a Valentine’s Day Dance tonight at the Federated Church of Hyannis.

Last year’s annual general meeting of the Dunbar Residents Association was bursting at the seams with residents worried about social housing proposed for 16th and Dunbar.