A zebra attacked its owner at an Ohio home and bit the man's arm before it was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy, authorities said. The zebra's owner was hospitalized but is expected to recover. (March 14)
The Nashville school shooter, Audrey Hale, was reportedly hunting down the pastor she was receiving counselling from but instead killed his daughter when she could not find him.
An Arkansas man who disappeared from his home in October 2021 turned up on a beach in Texas earlier this month when Galveston authorities called his family.
“Please do not take matters into your own hands like this,” police said.
Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale struggled to cope with the death of a close friend in the months before the rampage at a private school, a former classmate said Wednesday.
Katherine Koonce, the head of The Covenant School, was one of six people killed in Monday's mass shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.
The boss of a man who was knocked unconscious near a Downtown Crossing ATM on St. Patrick’s Day is reeling after the 46-year-old was taken off life support.
The GOP Tennessee congressman who said nothing will be done to “fix” gun violence following this week’s deadly school shooting in Nashville responded Thursday to the “hatred” he has received over his comments. “I realize their hatred towards me and my beliefs, and that’s fine,” Rep. Tim Burchett said in a Thursday interview on “Fox…
For many people in women’s jails and prisons, a huge concern is monthly periods, write Victoria Law and Rachel Kauder Nalebuff.
“She loved him as a family pet,” the lawsuit says.
Hello, I’m a Republican lawmaker, and while I’m heartbroken over The Covenant School shooting in Nashville, please stop asking me to do something.
The texts, which could not be independently verified, read: "I told them it was my fault"
Anandi Joshi's journey to become first Indian woman to earn medical degree in the U.S. took her from India to Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Audrey Hale struggled to cope with the death of a close friend in the months before the rampage that killed six people at a private Christian school, those who knew the school shooter said Wednesday.
ReutersA convicted killer sentenced to 14 years in a maximum security prison in Russia got the break of his life when the notorious Wagner Group began recruiting inmates for the war against Ukraine last year—and now free, he’s murdered someone again.Ivan Rossomakhin, 28, is accused of another murder in his native village in the Kirov region less than three years after he was ordered to spend more than a decade behind bars, MediaZona reports. During that time, he managed to avail himself of Wagne
Twitter is banning images of a poster for a “Trans Day of Vengeance” rally amid fears it is inciting “violence” in the wake of a mass shooting in Nashville.
Eighteen female staff at a jail which has pioneered a liberal approach have had relationships with prisoners since it opened, data obtained under Freedom of Information laws has revealed.
A South Korean woman who finally received her driving license after spending thousands of dollars and failing her written driving test around 960 times has gone viral more than a decade later. Although the story was first reported in 2010, and the woman, Cha Sa-soon, is already in her 80s, many Reddit users were fascinated by her perseverance when a news report of her success resurfaced on the subreddit r/TIL (Today I Learned) last week. Cha’s story of perseverance began in April 2005 when she decided she wanted to learn how to drive and get her driving license, as transportation in her village in the mountainous Sinchon region was, as she described, "frustrating."
Joseph Harrell, the 17-year-old teen who was arrested in connection to a violent robbery that left a Vietnamese mother paralyzed last month, was caught on jailhouse phone calls confessing to the crime and continuing to threaten the victim. In the calls obtained by ABC 13, Harrell can reportedly be heard discussing probation while laughing at those who think he could spend up to 20 years in prison for his crime. "We were snatching purses," Harrell confessed.
LinkedIn/San Jose Police Officers’ AssociationThe executive director of the San Jose Police Officers’ Association (SJPOA) is accused of importing massive amounts of fentanyl and other illicit prescription drugs into the U.S.—even using her organization’s official UPS account as part of the alleged scheme—then blaming it all on her housekeeper when confronted by the feds.For eight years up until January, Joanne Marian Segovia, 64, used her home and work computers to get multiple-kilogram shipment
A Minnesota appeals court has reversed the conviction of a Maple Grove mom who unloaded a handgun into her boyfriend, picked up another and emptied that one.
