It was WSAZ Night at Live on the Levee in Charleston on Friday. Haddad Riverfront Park filled up with people to catch a ‘Prince’ tribute act and all the other fun.
A traffic stop on June 18th led to a manhunt after a passenger fled from officers, according to Bradford police.
Phoenix’s Stage 1 fire restrictions could limit where people can use fireworks ahead of Fourth of July celebrations. Phoenix leaders say professional fireworks shows are still planned, but they’re urging residents to leave the fireworks to the pros. Under the city’s updated rules, fireworks are banned on city property and within one mile of mountain preserves, desert parks and wilderness areas. Pop-up fireworks tents are appearing across the city, but police are already checking for vendors selling without permits. Anyone caught setting off fireworks illegally could face a $2,500 fine, possible jail time and even bigger costs if they start a fire.
Vermont State Police have identified a Burlington man they say damaged a police cruiser and injured a trooper during an ICE protest in South Burlington on March 11.
Residents in St. Albans received a notice in June that the city violated drinking water requirements, but city and state officials say the notice was triggered by a filing error, not a drop in water quality.
A long-awaited effort to bring passenger rail back to Madison is chugging along once again.