Suicide rates are the highest during the spring
A lot of people think during the holidays is when people commit suicide the most. However, that's not the case. One licensed therapist say that's why you should check on your loved ones year-round.
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The party on South Beach has not stopped despite shootings in back-to-back days.
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Houston teens arrested in caught-on-camera 'jugging' robbery that left woman paralyzed
Houston police announced Friday that Joseph Harrell, 17, and Zy'Nika Ayesha Woods, 19, were arrested in the Feb. 13 "jugging" attack on Nhung Truong, who was left paralyzed.
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Protesters bloodied and arrested at NYC Drag Story Hour
Men who appear to be affiliated with the Proud Boys were bloodied and arrested on Sunday at a NYC Drag Story Hour event, videos shared on Twitter show.
- The Telegraph
Cocker spaniel puppies rescued by police who spotted owner trying to fling them away
Six tiny cocker spaniel puppies were rescued by police after their owner was spotted at the side of a road apparently trying to hurl them away in a plastic bag.
- HuffPost
'Despicable' Pandering: Ron DeSantis Roasted For Odd Claim About His Upbringing
Twitter users put the GOP pol on blast for a claim about his past.
- BuzzFeed
19 Absolutely Jaw-Dropping Pictures That Left Me And My Teeny-Tiny Little Brain Speechless This Past Week
Honestly, each and every one of these images is so fascinating. Take a look.
- Miami Herald
Florida cops on night patrol saw an unlit car parked in a cul-de-sac. It was occupied
One arrestee was 16, the other just 15.
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Murder of Sheila Bellush, Sarasota mom of quads, featured on CNBC series, 'Blood & Money'
The gruesome murder of a Sarasota woman in front of her quadruplets left the nation shocked. Dick Wolf chronicles the case in new CNBC series.
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WATCH IT: Fauci, DC Mayor Bowser rejected as they sell COVID vaccine door-to-door
Dr. Anthony Fauci and Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser get backlash from residents who refused to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
- WFXT
22-year-old Mass. man gets prison time for raping pre-teen neighbor during Super Bowl party
A young Massachusetts man was sentenced to prison earlier this month for raping and molesting his pre-teen neighbor during a Super Bowl party in February 2019, prosecutors said.
- KIRO
Large encampment being cleared out under First Avenue South Bridge
Officials say it’s going to take a couple of days to clear because the encampment is fairly large and has dozens of cars.
- BuzzFeed
27 Extremely Dark True Crime Stories People Never, Ever, Ever Seem To Talk About
"In the late 1970s and 1980s, each of the seven victims disappeared on a Wednesday and all were later found, dead, within 12 miles of each other. The killer was never caught."
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It’s time for Miami Beach to drive a stake through Spring Break’s heart. But how? | Opinion
Two people were killed on Miami Beach during Spring Break. When is enough enough, the Editorial Board asks.
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A teen involved in the brutal beating of a Texas high school football player faced up to 20 years in prison. The victim's family showed 'mercy' and he'll serve 120 days.
After reaching a plea agreement, teenager Reid Mitchell will serve 120 days in jail and 10 years on probation for the assault of Cole Hagan.
- TheGrio
Black Florida town fights for right to use prime land
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People Are Sharing The Reasons They Left Organized Religion, And I Am Shocked, Appalled, And Frankly Disgusted
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Nathan Millard death: Suspect arrested, accused of dumping missing exec's body
Baton Rouge police have arrested Derrick Perkins in connection with the Feb. 23 disappearance of Nathan Millard, a Georgia businessman and father of five.
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Driver runs over officer after ramming patrol car during chase, Alabama police say
The officer shot the driver, police say.
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Former presidential candidate John Edwards was accused of funneling nearly $1 million in donor contributions to support his pregnant mistress and criminally charged with a campaign finance violation. Here's how the case played out.
While Trump faces the possibility of indictment for his "hush-money" payment to Stormy Daniels, a similar case unfolded in 2011 against John Edwards.
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Illegal Guide Whose Client Died in Buffalo National River Receives Probation
An Arkansas man who was convicted of leading illegal hikes along the Buffalo National River was sentenced by a federal court on Tuesday, March 7. The man, Jeffrey Johnson, led a 31-person hike through the public area last May, and one participant died during the excursion. Following a December trial in the Western District of Arkansas, Johnson was convicted of one count of engaging in or soliciting business in a national park without a permit, and one count of soliciting money inside a national park without a permit, according to a news release.