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The Robeson County Sheriff's Office charged 10 volunteer firefighters with setting 13 fires in the Fairmont area over a two-year period.

Two men are jailed in Fayetteville for a homicide that happened in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Business owners forfeit more than $750,000.

These stories and more on Episode 24 of Crime Time featuring Fayetteville Observer police and crime reporter Nancy McCleary.

Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi speaks about the economic impact Turning Stone has had on the region.

We answer questions about Panama City City Manager, the Buccaneer Motel, shotgun houses and a bonus: Steak and Shake!

Dave Kjosness, spokesman for the Oregon Department of Forestry in Veneta, Oregon, explains what restrictions come with the elevated fire danger level. Recent hot and dry weather prompted the agency to raise the fire danger level to high for rural Lane County. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

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Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan talks about a large heroin and cocaine bust at a press conference on Thursday, July 12, 2018.

Senator Jeff Merkley on administration’s push to incarcerate families illegally crossing the border

There was some good news with the latest update on the new Panama City Hall being built on Harrison Avenue, but the project is going to be at least two months longer than expected.

We're spending some time in the great outdoors during this week's episode of "The Great Food Debate," a podcast about the best food, drinks and specialties found in central Ohio. But this week's topic aligns with our summer series thus far of barbecue and ice cream.

We're discussing the greatest spots to go camping and the kinds of meals you should prepare while on your trip.

This episode's panelists are:

• Scott Felker, a naturalist with the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks

• Paul Comstock, ThisWeek Community News freelance reporter and camping and Appalachian Trail enthusiast with his own YouTube channel: flatbrokeoutside

• Sarah Sole, a reporter for ThisWeek Community News

Where is the best place to go camping?

Scott's pick: Yellowstone National Park (Yellowstone, Wyoming) -- No specific street address

Paul's pick: Appalachian Trail (which spans from Georgia to Maine)

Sarah's pick: Hocking Hills State Park (19852 state Route 664 South, Logan)

Other campsites mentioned in this episode:

• Jenny Lake (part of Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming)

• Madison campground (a specific campground inside of Yellowstone National Park)

• Lake Hope State Park (27331 OH-278, McArthur)

• Happy Hills Campground (22245 State Route 278 SW, Nelsonville)

• Shenandoah National Park (3655 U.S. Highway 211 E., Luray, Virginia)

• Lewis Mountain campground (a specific campground inside Shenandoah National Park)

• Burr Oak State Park (10220 Burr Oak Lodge Road, Glouster)

• Salt Fork State Park (14755 Cadiz Road, Lore City)

• Alum Creek State Park (3305 S. Old State Road, Delaware)

• Scioto Grove Metro Park (5172 Jackson Pike, Grove City)

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This podcast was produced by Scott Hummel, ThisWeek assistant managing editor, digital, and hosted by Abby Armbruster.

Sanitation Director Gene Prevatt talks about how the city prevents residents from drinking their trash by incorporating protective measures at the city landfill on Dean Forest Road.