Fort Pierce mass shooting person of interest turns himself in
Fort Pierce mass shooting person of interest turns himself in
Recommended Stories
CinemaBlendAs Julie Chrisley Settles Into Prison Stint, Details Emerge About Her Time Behind Bars
With Julie Chrisley now settling into her prison sentence, Savannah Chrisley has shared details about her mom's time behind bars.
- TODAY
How Todd and Julie Chrisley are spending their time in prison
Savannah Chrisley says "Chrisley Knows Best” stars Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley are doing better than expected in prison.
- People
Family of Newlywed and Activist Decapitated at Utah's Arches National Park Awarded More Than $10M
Esther "Essie" Nakajjigo's husband and parents initially filed a $270 million claim against the National Park Service in 2021 over her death
- BuzzFeed
This Woman Is Starting A Conversation About The Toxic Double Standards In Society, And Her Illustrations Are Spot On
Illustrator Lainey Molnar is challenging double standards in society through her thought-provoking art. "The amount of women who feel seen and empowered to talk about things considered taboo? It's magic."
- Miami Herald
How police officers on horseback patrol South Florida. Watch how they handle the crowds
Some officers have a different kind of vehicle.
- NBC Sports Philadelphia
Eagles’ OL Josh Sills indicted on rape and kidnapping charges
Eagles offensive lineman Josh Sills has been indicted on rape and kidnapping charges in Ohio.
- Reuters
U.S. woman detained in Russia after walking calf on Red Square
Alicia Day, 34, was fined 20,000 roubles ($285) for obstructing pedestrians in an unauthorised protest and sentenced to 13 days of "administrative arrest" on a separate charge of disobeying police orders. "I bought the calf so that it wouldn't be eaten," TASS news agency quoted her as saying. Video shared by state media showed Day explaining that she had got a driver to bring the calf to Red Square by car.
- WSB Cox articles
Georgia police seize man’s new Mercedes just one day after he bought it
A Georgia police department received what they considered a ‘sizeable donation’ thanks to one North Carolina man.
- Detroit Free Press
Michigan inmate dying of cancer begs Gov. Whitmer for freedom after 46 years
Theresa Dunlap was shackled to a hospital bed while dying of cancer. After 46 years in prison, she wants to go home, but the governor won't let her.
- Myrtle Beach Sun News
Items of missing boater Tyler Doyle found near beach in North Carolina
Tyler Doyle’s wife posted photos of several items on Facebook, including what appears to be her husband’s driver’s license.
- NextShark
Viral video of Japanese student licking conveyer belt sushi prompts legal action
A restaurant in Japan says it will take legal action against a student who was videoed licking his fingers and then touching its conveyor belt sushi. The Instagram Stories video, which is no longer available for viewing, shows a young student directly licking a soy sauce bottle and a cup before placing it back. Anxiously looking around, the boy continues by sucking on his finger and using it to touch sushi circling on the conveyor belts.
- American City Business Journals
Explainer: Gov. Ron DeSantis vs Disney’s Reedy Creek — Here's the latest
The district's future 2023 outlook has become somewhat clearer over the month of January, but many questions remain. Here's what we know.
- Politico
Jan. 6 defendant who sprayed line of police sentenced after tearful apology
“You’re entitled to your political views but not to an insurrection," the judge said before delivering 68-month jail term.
- WAGA
Sheriff's office investigating viral video of student attacking teacher
Dramatic video is circulating of a student attacking a teacher and law enforcement has stepped in to investigate. The disturbing video shows the attack on a Rockdale County teacher. The sheriff's office has now joined school officials in the investigation at Heritage High School.
- Fresno Bee
Man accused of killing Selma police officer named. He has a criminal history
It was the first killing of an officer in Selma’s 130-year history, officials said.
- The Daily News Journal
Appeal denied for fired principal caught on video dragging student
Former Walter Hill Principal Helen Campbell lost her appeal to the Rutherford County Board of Education in a 4-2 vote on Tuesday evening, with one abstention.
- Bucks County Courier Times
Bucks County police are warning parents about the #OrbeezChallenge. What you need to know
Police in Warrington are urging parents to learn about the #OrbeezChallenge and the dangers associated with the popular TikTok dare.
- NextShark
Chinese-born woman sues adoptive US parents for using her as a slave, locking her in a ‘dungeon’ for years
The suit, which was filed Monday in Merrimack County Superior Court, also names multiple co-defendants, including the state’s child protection system, the local school district, New Boston police and a Massachusetts adoption agency. Olivia Atkocaitis, now 19, was adopted from China at the age of 14 months in 2004. Olivia said her parents, Thomas and Denise Atkocaitis, built her an 8-by-8-foot room in their home’s basement, which is described in the suit as a “dungeon.”
- WSB Cox articles
Bus driver, parent arrested after video of fight, kids climbing out windows goes viral
Police have not confirmed how the two people arrested were involved in the incident.