Athens Man Arrested for Child Exploitation; Ongoing Investigation
An Athens man, Timothy Lee Randles, 39, was arrested for child sexual exploitation after a tip led to an investigation.
April 17, 2026
An Athens man, Timothy Lee Randles, 39, was arrested for child sexual exploitation after a tip led to an investigation.
The Trump administration’s 2027 budget proposes a 19% USDA cut, raising concerns among Nebraska’s agricultural advocates.
In 2026, families with children under 17 can claim a Child Tax Credit of up to $2,200 per child, an increase from $2,000 in 2025, easing financial burdens.
Lula Mays, displaced by Hurricane Helene, faces uncertainty as Asheville’s home repair funds dwindle.
Dr. Shekar N. Kurpad appointed as president and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin, effective July 1.
The RiverRun International Film Festival begins its 28th season, featuring 178 films and a new “LIMITLESS” program.
Family and friends of David Ducado Menton demand justice, urging release of body cam footage after his shooting by police.
Guilford County and Winston-Salem/Forsyth schools discuss budgets, focusing on pay raises, tech upgrades, and staffing.
Scranton School District expands autism support with more classrooms and services as diagnoses rise dramatically.
T-Bone, a vocal pig, found corn more enticing than being lured back into her pen. Sherrick is wary of fracking.
The 2026 legislative session concludes with over 750 bills reviewed, yet some, like the SNAP restoration bill, are pending.
Parents often lack awareness of free preschool and support services. Events in Lackawanna aim to bridge this gap.
