Category: Local News
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Trooper Chasing Suspect Dies in Florida Highway Patrol Accident: “Hero Who Died While Assisting People”
Zachary Fink, a devoted trooper with the Florida Roadway Patrol, died in the line of duty in a terrible event on a Florida roadway. It was a dismal day for police enforcement and the community he served when the accident happened during a high-speed pursuit on Interstate 95. Trooper Fink’s car collided with a semi-truck…
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After a white supremacist in El Paso killed her father, GOP leaders in the city now sound like gunmen!
Following the August 3, 2019, massacre in El Paso that claimed 23 lives due to a hate-filled spree, the gunman’s manifesto has left a lasting impression on contemporary political debate, prompting worries about the influence of dehumanizing rhetoric on social violence. The attacker, a young guy with white nationalist beliefs, set out on a ten-hour…
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After posing as a minor online to meet a child predator, a Texas man was shot and killed!
James Spencer III, a 22-year-old man, is accused of murder in a startling occurrence that has drawn attention from Texas. He is accused of posing as a youngster online to confront and kill a convicted sex offender. The Houston Police Department claims that the dramatic altercation occurred in May 2023 after Spencer was charged with…
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Idaho Falls Zoo announced death of long-time resident
In a somber announcement on Thursday, officials from the Idaho Falls Zoo shared the news of the passing of one of their beloved residents. Aldabra tortoise Butros, a beloved member of the zoo, sadly passed away earlier this month, according to a post on the zoo’s official Facebook page. Visitors to the zoo frequently caught…
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Taste Tea’s Pearlridge location issued red placard
In a swift response, the Hawaii Department of Health has taken action by shutting down the Taste Tea kiosk in Pearlridge. This decision came after the department issued a red placard to the boba tea establishment on Thursday. A popular tea shop located at 98-1005 Moanalua Road has been forced to close its doors after…
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Two warming center facilities closed in Anchorage
In a press release issued on Sunday morning, Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson announced the closure of two out of three warming centers that were opened as part of a Public Health and Safety Emergency Update. The closure was attributed to rising temperatures. On January 26, three warming centers were established in response to an intense…
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Anchorage airport records its coldest temperature in last 15 years
Temperatures plummeted to record-breaking lows in Anchorage, particularly at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. In fact, it was the coldest temperature the airport has experienced in the past 15 years! In the late hours of January 31st, the temperature at the airport dropped to a bone-chilling 18 degrees below zero. This marked the coldest…
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Former Police Officer found Guilty to PPP Fraud
David C. Weiss, U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware, said that a man from Bear, DE pleaded guilty to bank theft related to getting a Payroll Protection Plan (PPP) loan. Court records show that 43-year-old Michael Coleman, who used to be a Sergeant with the Wilmington Police Department, pleaded guilty to getting a $150,000…
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Middle school student injured after hit by car in Lebanon, NH
In a tragic incident on Friday morning, a middle school student was struck by a car while attempting to board a school bus. The student sustained injuries as a result of the accident. In a recent incident, the Lebanon Police Department was alerted to a report shortly before 7 a.m. A student was attempting to…
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Wyoming Supreme Court denies intervenors in abortion case
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Supreme Court made a decision about who can join the case of Johnson v. Wyoming as an intervenor. This case will decide if the recent abortion bans are legal under the Wyoming Constitution. The intervenors will not be able to take part. Two laws against abortion were passed by the Wyoming…