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HCPD searching for missing 21-year-old woman considered endangered with autism

HCPD searching for missing 21-year-old woman considered endangered with autism Stephanie Ballard and unidentified man (Source: HCPD) By WMBF News Staff | May 11, 2021 at 10:43 PM EDT - Updated May 11 at 10:58 PM HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – Horry County police wants the community to be on the lookout for a missing 21-year-old woman who is considered endangered. They are looking for Stephanie Ballard who was last seen just before 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Forestbrook area. Police say Ballard is autistic. She is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighing 98 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes. Stephanie may be with the male in this photo.

Teachers from the Brookings, Tea, Huron, Britton-Hecla and Hot Springs school districts earn Regional Teachers of the Year honors

  “South Dakota teachers have been absolutely phenomenal this school year. While facing the challenges of the pandemic, they jumped in to provide quality education to our students.,” said Secretary of Education Tiffany Sanderson. “Our teachers have supported both the academic and social-emotional well-being of their students. They have shown how critical our schools are to South Dakota communities. As a parent, I’m deeply grateful for their efforts.”   The Department of Education will be using #ThankATeacher on social media throughout the week. Members of the public are invited to share a message of thanks for the teachers impacting students across the state and country.

Judge halts disgraced police chief from taking council post

Judge halts disgraced police chief from taking council post RANDALL CHASE, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail DOVER, Del. (AP) A Delaware judge has issued a ruling that temporarily prevents a former small-town police chief who was convicted of official misconduct from taking office as a town commissioner. Thursday’s ruling by Superior Court Judge Jan Jurden came barely one hour before former Newport police chief Michael Capriglione was to be sworn in as a Newport town commissioner. Jurden had held a brief online hearing earlier in the day in response to a court filing by Attorney General Kathleen Jennings seeking to nullify last week’s election of Capriglione. He was elected on April 5 to a two-year term by receiving 32 votes in a town with roughly 1,000 residents.