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Dade County Sheriff’s Office K9 Kaiser to get donation of body armor

Dade County Sheriff’s Office K9 Kaiser will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. K9 Kaiser’s vest will be embroidered with the sentiment “This gift of protection provided by Vested Interest ...

Bebe Heiskell Former Sole Commissioner of Walker County from 2001 to 2016 passes away

Walker County released the following statement on the passing of former Sole Commissioner.   We are saddened to learn of the passing of Bebe Heiskell today. Ms. Heiskell worked nearly four decades in public administration and served as Sole Commissioner of Walker County from 2001 to ...
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Memorial Day: How COVID-19 restrictions will affect the holiday weekend

As Americans prepare for their second Memorial Day weekend under the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s events may look like a return to normal with many restrictions easing due to the distribution of vaccines throughout the country.

Southwest Airlines bans passenger who knocked flight attendant’s teeth out

The altercation occurred Sunday, when the unnamed worker approached Vyvianna Quinonez, 28, and her family about not wearing masks after their flight from Sacramento had landed in San Diego.
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NYC EMT says he was attacked for being Jewish in Las Vegas

A New York City paramedic said he was attacked for being Jewish and shoved to the ground while vacationing in Las Vegas.

Michigan woman ticketed $385 for talking too loud: report

A Michigan woman said she received a hefty fine this week for talking too loud on her cell phone, according to a report.
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Bipartisan bills aimed at China on coronavirus origins, letting victims’ kin sue Beijing

San Jose gunman was to attend disciplinary hearing over ‘racist’ remarks on day of shooting: report

The suspect who police say killed 9 people at a San Jose, California, light rail yard Wednesday morning was due to attend a disciplinary hearing that day over claims of racist remarks he made on the job about co-workers, according to reports.
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Texas seeing spike in fentanyl trafficking; Abbott blames border issues

Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday highlighted efforts to stop the trafficking of fentanyl into Texas, as seizures of the powerful opioid have soared in recent months.

Florida Holocaust Museum tagged with anti-Semitic graffiti as hateful incidents rise across US

Anti-Semitic graffiti tagged outside the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg this week has angered and upset Holocaust survivors and others in the community.
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