At its core, the TK6 employs a 17 µm pixel-pitch detector, larger than the 12 µm sensors commonly used in budget models. The ...

The LH19 3.0 is the compact all-rounder for close to mid-range work. Its 19mm f/1.0 lens delivers 1.9× base magnification and the widest field of view in the line at 13.8° (24.2m at 100m), with 8× ...

Fish and Wildlife Officer Schrader had received reports of trespassing activity on privately owned timberland property in ...

STRASBURG, Va. (WHSV) - The town of Strasburg celebrated the grand opening of the Tribute to Trent Skate Park on Saturday. This skate park honors the memory of Trent Williams who passed away in 2012 ...

Gastonia’s Real Time Crime Center helped U.S. Marshals arrest a man wanted in connection with a shooting. The police department said that as soon as they got a vehicle description, they used ...

GASTONIA, N.C. — Gastonia’s Real Time Crime Center helped U.S. Marshals arrest a man wanted in connection with a shooting. The police department said that as soon as they got a vehicle description, ...

WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAW) - Lighting up a room at McMillan Library, 99 candles remembered those who died due to domestic violence last year. Each candle represented a person who died. The ...

The Washington Supreme Court will decide whether universities have a duty to protect students from hazing in a case arising from the 2019 death at a Washington State University fraternity. The alcohol ...

MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. — The Greater Jackson Chamber held a dedication for the Men of Hope Sober Living House Thursday. The event took place on Luray Road in Beech Bluff. Hope Recovery is a free, ...

Multnomah County commissioners unanimously approved $100,000 on Thursday to help area organizations get food to people who lost their federal benefits at the be Kent ...

King County’s best employee, Errol the Courthouse Dog, is hanging up his collar and starting his golden years. Errol, who celebrated his 12th birthday Monday, has spent a decade in the King County ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — An Oklahoma Representative says the state’s Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) are being misused by law enforcement. When News 4 spoke with Rep. Tom Gann (R-Inola) in August ...