An effort to memorialize and pay tribute to fallen Binghamton firefighter John “JR” Gaudet has been so successful, its organizer is looking to continue it.

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Challenge coins are being sold in memory of fallen firefighter John “JR” Gaudet, with all proceeds going to support the Gaudet family. The challenge coins ...

OKLAHOMA — Oklahomans are invited to submit designs for a new challenge coin in honor of submarine USS OKLAHOMA SSN 802. USS OKLAHOMA SSN 802 is a state-of-the-art submarine that will be added ...

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CDCR said he was attacked at 5:47 p.m. by Gilbert Garcia, 43, and Rodolfo Cortez, 33, in a dayroom. Officers recovered one improvised weapon at the scene.

Five inmates were injured and taken to medical facilities for treatment, CDCR said. Read more about the prison riot here. CDCR said Yates would remain in restricted housing pending investigation ...

The game's aptly-named Challenge Mode is a testament to that, as it offers an impressive variety of difficult scenarios for investigators to test the limits of their paranormal skills and knowledge.

Peterson remains housed at Mule Creek prison, CDCR says, where he is serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife Laci and their unborn son. Peterson, who has maintained his innocence ...

A fight broke out at 8:41 a.m. among several incarcerated people at the prison, according to CDCR. The staff found an injured person who was transported to an outside medical facility for treatment.

It’s time to aim high because Bitlife has dropped a new weekly challenge. This weekend, players are taking on the Defying Gravity challenge, so get ready to take off. During the Defying Gravity ...

To redeem a link, simply click on it. Doing so redirects you to the Coin Master app. Note that you’ll need to do this on the same phone, tablet, or other device where you’ve installed the app.

"AB 1986 is designed to bring accountability and increased transparency to CDCR's book banning process," said Assemblymember Isaac Bryan, D-Los Angeles, who authored the bill that changed the law.