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FEMA awards $1.9 million to help Pooler develop stormwater plan

FEMA awards $1.9 million to help Pooler develop stormwater plan

Pooler received a $1.9 million federal grant to create a new master plan for managing local stormwater.
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Manslaughter Charge Dropped for Rockland Bus Driver in Fatal Accident

Manslaughter Charge Dropped for Rockland Bus Driver in Fatal Accident

In Rockland, Maine, a manslaughter charge against bus driver Jeffrey Colburn has been dropped following a plea agreement. Colburn, who was involved in a fatal accident that killed 12-year-old Brayden Callahan in November 2025, will instead plead guilty to a civil traffic violation. This decision was made during a judicial settlement conference, and the formal change-of-plea hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday. The civil violation carries a maximum penalty of a four-year license suspension and a $5,000 fine. The accident occurred when Callahan was struck in a crosswalk, and an NTSB investigation confirmed he was run over by the bus.
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Cedar Rapids Announces Multiple Road Closures for Infrastructure Improvements

Cedar Rapids Announces Multiple Road Closures for Infrastructure Improvements

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has announced several road closures as part of ongoing infrastructure improvement projects. These include the closure of 42nd Street NE for reconstruction, which involves replacing pavement and upgrading utilities, and the closure of O Avenue NW for flood control levee construction. Additional closures are planned for sewer repairs and utility work across the city. The projects aim to enhance road safety, improve traffic flow, and provide better flood protection. The city is coordinating these efforts to minimize disruption, with detours and alternate routes provided for affected areas.
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Plain City Village Council considers possible e-bike, e-scooter regulations

Plain City Village Council considers possible e-bike, e-scooter regulations

The Plain City Village Council laid the groundwork for possible e-bike and e-scooter regulations in the village at a special meeting Aug. 5.
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Trial for man accused of killing Alyssa Lokits delayed

Trial for man accused of killing Alyssa Lokits delayed

By the time the case goes to trial, it will have been more than two years since Alyssa Lokits was shot at the Mill Creek Greenway.
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5 arrested in Savannah shooting near Fellwood Park

5 arrested in Savannah shooting near Fellwood Park

Savannah Police Department officers responded to ShotSpotter reports of gunfire around 10 p.m. on July 25 in the 1400 block of Fellwood Drive.
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See which Panera Bread location scored low on health inspections

See which Panera Bread location scored low on health inspections

Here are the Georgia Department of Health's restaurant inspection scores for Chatham County, conducted July 29-Aug. 5, 2026.
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Spotted a Flock camera? Here's what they're capturing from your vehicle

Spotted a Flock camera? Here's what they're capturing from your vehicle

Flock cameras are appearing in more Georgia communities, but the technology captures more than license plates. Here's how the cameras work.
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Concertgoer Dies from Brain Injury at Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach

Concertgoer Dies from Brain Injury at Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach

David Granado Jr., a concertgoer at the Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, died after reportedly suffering a traumatic brain injury. The incident occurred during the July 26 show, which featured bands like Jimmy Eat World and All Time Low. The Long Beach Police Department is investigating the death, but preliminary findings suggest no foul play. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family with medical and funeral expenses.
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Long Point Beaches on Martha's Vineyard Closed After Swimming Incident

Long Point Beaches on Martha's Vineyard Closed After Swimming Incident

Long Point beaches on Martha's Vineyard were closed over the weekend following a swimming incident on Friday. According to The Trustees on Martha's Vineyard, the closure affected the Long Point Wildlife Refuge Beaches on both Saturday and Sunday. The incident involved a male swimmer who was rescued by West Tisbury authorities after struggling to return to shore. He was subsequently transported to Martha's Vineyard Hospital, though his current condition remains unknown. The beaches are anticipated to reopen on Monday. This situation is still developing, and updates are expected as more information becomes available.
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Family Seeks Good Samaritans Who Saved Woman's Life in Nashville Crash

Family Seeks Good Samaritans Who Saved Woman's Life in Nashville Crash

The family of Dianne Cooper, a victim of a recent crash on Lower Broadway in Nashville, is seeking to thank the bystanders who performed CPR and saved her life. Cooper remains in critical condition following the incident, where an 87-year-old driver ran a red light, striking four pedestrians. The crash has sparked discussions about pedestrian safety in the area, with potential plans to install protective bollards.
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Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

A horse-drawn carriage accident in downtown Charleston resulted in injuries to two individuals. The incident occurred near the intersection of Cumberland and Church streets when the horse, named Howard, was startled by an approaching truck. The carriage operator and one passenger were thrown from the carriage and taken to the hospital. Other passengers were unharmed, and the horse was not injured. Palmetto Carriage Works, the company operating the carriage, stated that Howard will not conduct tours while the incident is reviewed.