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Albrecht said that if sealing the door doesn’t fix the noise issue, they’d need to ‘destructively test’ that jury room. He ...

Some Fort Myers, Florida, City Council members were in tears Monday over a vote on a memorandum of agreement between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and local police. The city ...

A blood glucose test measures how much sugar you have in your blood. You may have a blood glucose test in a doctor’s office, laboratory, or with a fingerstick meter at home. When you eat ...

Crews made progress battling the Crabapple Wildfire near Fredricksburg overnight. The fire is now 40% contained, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. What Salary You Need To Be Middle Class ...

The first NA scrim was streamed, and the public received it very well. Now, things might be starting to change as well in the League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC). The NLC 2025 is averaging ...

Renfrewshire Council has been warned against "heavy handed" enforcement of a pavement parking ban ahead of it coming into effect next month. The new rules – which also prohibit double parking ...

ERL and LEC teams often scrim against each other behind closed doors for practice, and it is uncommon for these sessions to be held in front of an audience. However, the growing demand from fans ...

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – An Oklahoma man’s plea for help after spending more than $120,000 on a luxury SUV says his purchase is now one big headache. According to Kyle Brotherton, his ...

The body advising judges on criminal sentences has hit back at the justice secretary's call for it to scrap new guidance on sentencing offenders from ethnic monitories. The Sentencing Council said ...

These teams qualify through LCK, LPL, LTA (formerly LCS and CBLoL), LEC and LCP events. First Stand (also known as FST) is also making its debut in 2025, so this year's is the first of its kind in ...

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has told the Sentencing Council she will review its powers and "legislate, if necessary", following a row over its new guidance on sending people to jail.