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Testimony: Gun blast to face killed teacher
Dee Dee Foley died from a shotgun blast fired within six inches of her face, a pathologist testified in the murder trial in Branch County Circuit Court of the woman's husband, Tom Foley.
Tom Foley prepares to take the witness stand Tuesday. Trace Christenson/The Enquirer
Jurors in the Thomas Foley murder trial heard final legal instructions starting about 11:15 a.m. after hearing final arguments from both Branch County Prosecutor Terri Norris and Defense Attorney J. Thomas Schaeffer.
Foley testifies his marriage was solid
Tom Foley told a Branch County Circuit Court jury today his marriage with his wife, Dee Dee Foley, was solid.
Tom Foley was a suspect within hours after his wife was found shot and killed in the shower of their Branch County home.
Victim's brother says shotgun was stolen
The brother of Dee Dee Foley told a Branch County jury someone took a .12-gauge shotgun from his home seven months before his sister was killed with a shotgun.
Updated: Foley was life insurance beneficiary
Tom Foley was the beneficiary of his wife's life insurance totaling $280,000 according to officials of Union City Schools and State Farm Insurance.
Haunted Hallways is huge success
Community Unlimited's eleventh annual Haunted Hallways was host to over 1200 people over the course of the two hours it was open this Halloween.
Trial update: Jury seated in Foley case
A jury of 10 men and four women were seated about 3:30 p.m. today to hear evidence in the Branch County murder trial of Tom Foley.
Foley's attorney depicts suspect as victim
Defense attorney J. Thomas Schaeffer told a jury that his client, Thomas Foley is not the man who killed his wife, Dee Dee Foley, in their Branch County home.
Trial underway for man accused of killing wife
COLDWATER, Mich. A jury has been sat, and the prosecution presented their opening statements in the case of a Branch County man accused of murdering his wife.
Traffic stop yields two active meth labs in car
UNION CITY, Mich. Police in Union City say a traffic stop led to the discovery of two active meth cooks.
Helen Mathews LaBar, 1910-2009
Monday, October 26, 2009 Helen Mathews LaBar, 1910-2009 Helen LaBar was born in Fulton County, Indiana, May 4, 1910, to the late Arthur and Minnie Mathews, and passed away on October 26, 2009.
Man thrown from car during drunk driving accident
A 20-year-old man is in the hospital after being thrown from his car during an accident.
Sheriff's Office Is Trying To Figure Out Rollover That Injured Area Man
The Calhoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating a one-car rollover that sent a Union City man to the hospital early Sunday.
Community Unlimited Youth Board advisors Paula Blue and Ginger Palmerton are very happy to announce that Senior Bingo has a new home.
Barbara E. Saquet, age 63, was born May 10, 1946, and passed away peacefully after a short illness at her home on Sept.
Soup'R Bowl stocks food pantry for winter
The schools of Union City responded warmly to the Soup'R Bowl food drive, bringing 6,851 food items into the Food Pantry.
Unique bovine gift benefits domestic violence shelter residents
S.A.F.E. Place today announced the gift of a 1,700 pound Holstein steer a welcome donation from POST Foods.
Your Opinions: Get youths' views on moving center
As a high school senior, it is interesting to hear various opinions about the Math and Science Center moving to downtown Battle Creek.
Senior Bingo King & Queen chosen
At the August Bingo game, eight players were nominated to the Court for Senior Bingo Queen and King.

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