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An off-duty police officer walking his dog finds the body of a Canton man floating in the Nimishillen Creek.

Gene Olson of the Gen. Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport chats with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter about the airport's record-breaking success over the past few years and what it takes to manage the facility, from parking issues to filling seats.

Governor Kevin Stitt has been in office for nearly two months and he’s accomplished some his goals and campaign promises to change how Oklahoma’s government runs. What is next on his agenda?

'Spotlight' attorney discusses priest sexual abuse

Justice Noma Gurich recounts how her faith helped guide her through the loss of a relative, and raising young children.

Isaac Ferrell, the new football coach at Windsor Forest, talks about his background.

Diane Shover was among the residents who collected belongings Thursday, March 14 at the scene of the four-alarm fire apartment building fire at 10 Bell St. in Berwick, Maine, that took the life of Berwick Fire Capt. Joel Barnes.

Listen to recent interviews with unnamed high school students in Okaloosa County talking about the popularity of vaping.

On Episode 43 of Crime Time, a security concern shuts down the All American Gate leading onto Fort Bragg. Will using your cellphone while driving soon be against the law? "CSL: Investigating True Crime @ Your Library" planned Saturday, March 16 at Headquarters Library. These stories and more on Crime Time.

The Ann Coulter-Donald Trump feud & its Florida connection, sanctuary cities, smokable marijuana