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It's been almost 16 years since Chas Sanchez was fatally shot. Still no killer has been charged.

In the Unsolved Mysteries series, Observer police and crime reporter Nancy McCleary takes a look at the case.

Booty&theKidd

Lt. Colonel Raul Nieves with the 156th Air National Guard speaks after receiving a $60,000 donation from Nine Line Apparel for the families of the fallen 9 airmen in the Port Wentworth military plane crash.

Read more at SavannahNow.com

During the 1970s and early 1980s, Rhode Island had the dubious distinction of holding the second-highest car-theft rate in the nation.

In Providence, the number of cars reported stolen plunged from a height of 4,539 vehicles in 1990 to only 584 in 2015 — a decrease of 87 percent.

Our recent story by Amanda Milkovits chronicled this impressive shift. There, we asked readers to call in and reminisce about their stolen cars. These are their stories

Do Savannah contributor Kris Monroe sat down with Lisa Grove to talk about what she will miss most as she leaves the Telfair Museums.

Voices of 'Wear Orange' walk

Is there a better breakfast spot in central Ohio than your own kitchen?

One of our panelists in this week's episode believes the best breakfast can be found by heading to a grocery store and grabbing a box of cereal.

But to the bigger connoisseurs of breakfast fare, including fellow panelist Nick Dekker, who created a blog 11 years ago called "Breakfast with Nick," some fantastic breakfast options are just a short drive away.

Welcome to "The Great Food Debate," where host Abby Armbruster leads a discussion on the best food, drinks and specialties found in central Ohio.

This week's topic is breakfast food.

This episode's panelists are:

• Nick Dekker, founder of the blog "Breakfast with Nick," breakfastwithnick.com

• Erin Edwards, dining editor for Columbus Monthly magazine

• Jim Fischer, arts editor of Columbus Alive

Where can the best breakfast food be found in central Ohio?

Erin's pick: Skillet (410 E. Whittier St., German Village)

Jim's pick: Stop by your local grocery store

Nick's pick: Starliner Diner (4121 Main St., Hilliard), Katalina's in Italian Village, Kolache Republic (730 S. High St., German Village) and Skillet

Other breakfast foods and restaurants mentioned:

• Chiliquiles from Starliner Diner

• Fried chicken breakfast sandwich and pancake balls from Katalina's

• Mixed berry scone from Omega Artisan Baking (59 Spruce St., North Market)

• Chorizo, Jalapeno, Egg & Cheese kolache from Kolache Republic

• Dan the Baker Toast Bar (1028 Ridge St., Columbus)

• Griddle muffins from Baba's (2515 Summit St., Columbus)

• The Olive Tree Mediterranean Cafe (3185 Hilliard-Rome Rd., Hilliard)

• Hoof Hearted Brewery and Kitchen (850 N. 4th St., Columbus)

• The Market Italian Village (1022 Summit St., Columbus)

• Alchemy (locations in Columbus and Grandview Heights)

• German Village Coffee Shop (193 Thurman Avenue, German Village)

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This podcast was produced by Scott Hummel, ThisWeek assistant managing editor, digital.

R.I. Spotlight: A Refuge For Everyone

For more than a decade, eight acres in the southern part of Tiverton have been a refuge for abused and neglected animals, along with the volunteers who help care for them. This month’s Rhode Island Spotlight takes a look at the West Place Animal Sanctuary - how it began and why it has been a go-to place for wildlife rehabilitation and a destination for unwanted animals.

Threats to Sudbury schools to honors fro Milford veterans

As the deputy felt himself losing his balance, he drew his Glock 9mm firearm and fired four shots which struck Isaac Scroggie, causing his death,” according to the report.