North Korea demands peace treaty to halt nuclear tests
North Korea offered to suspend nuclear tests if the United States signs a peace treaty and stops annual U.S.–South Korea military drills. A KCNA spokesman cited self defense and vowed nuclear capabilities but said they would not use them recklessly, amid cross-border propaganda and drone incidents.
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Salem researchers confirm Proctor's Ledge as hangings site
A seven person team using historic documents and modern archaeology has confirmed Proctor's Ledge, a wooded plot in Salem, as the site where 19 people were hanged in 1692. Eyewitness accounts and aerial imagery aided the Gallows Hill Project, which found no gallows and suggested ropes hung from a tree. The city plans a marker and memorial to honor the victims and educate visitors while respecting nearby residents.
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Cranston official used man in wig for snow shoveling photo op
A Cranston city official arranged for a middle aged man to dress as an elderly woman for a news conference about a snow shoveling program. The man wore a name tag Cranston Senior Home Resident and stood beside the mayor. The event was at the senior center where he worked as a van driver. Sue Stenhouse organized the briefing and resigned last week according to the city administrator.
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McDowell County seeks plan after Walmart closing
The county held an emergency meeting to discuss saving the Kimball Walmart as part of a broader effort to shield 140 jobs and avert tax and food bank impacts. Officials urged attracting new businesses, possible building reuse, and federal or state help while Walmart cited corporate higher levels for the closure.
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West Virginia Senate debates right to work bill
Senator Ron Miller opposed the bill calling it a waste of focus and function while urging lawmakers to address broader issues. Senate Majority Leader Mitch Carmichael defended exploring alternatives, asserting the measure could create jobs and raise income as SB 1 moves to first reading on the Senate floor.
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Court wrangle over WV senate seat replacement
Dispute over whether a Democratic or Republican replacement is required for the Nine Senatorial District seat after the resignation. State Democrats, AFL-CIO and building trades groups urge a Democrat, while Republicans and the West Virginia Chamber argue the statute calls for a Republican. The court ruling preserves voters’ intent amid ambiguous law and signals possible gubernatorial appointment.
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