Oregon Education Department sponsors teacher event with controversial 1619 Project founder
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is sponsoring a teacher-designated event where the author of the controversial "1619 Project" will speak.
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Suzanne Morphew’s friends, family beg husband Barry to confess, share location of remains
Suzanne Morphew’s family and friends are speaking out following this week’s news that her husband had been charged with her murder, begging Barry Morphew to "do the right thing" and confess, according to reports and interviews.
Idaho school shooting: Teacher who disarmed student felt like angel was guiding her, father says
The Idaho middle school teacher who confronted and disarmed a sixth-grade student during a shooting on Thursday told family afterward that she felt like there was an "angel on my shoulder that was telling me what to say and what to do," her father told Fox News.
Jury convicts Alabama officer of murder in 2018 shooting
Jurors convicted an Alabama police officer of murder Friday in the shooting of Jeffrey Parker, a suicidal man who was holding a gun to his own head.
Minnesota movie theater manager allegedly sold cocaine in popcorn bags
A Minnesota movie theater manager was giving more than butter with popcorn, according to media reports.
Minnesota bank hostage suspect had previous arrests, was released in March despite $50,000 bail: court records
The suspect involved in a standoff with police at a Minnesota Wells Fargo Thursday was already a suspect in an ongoing case involving felony charges -- but was released after only five days despite a hefty bail, according to court records.
Dade Sheriff Responds to a Recent News Article involving a Deputy
A release from the Dade County Sheriff's Office.
Recently a news article was released involving a Dade County Deputy and man over a property line dispute. Normally these matters are somewhat simple, however, this time it involved property owned
by a Dade County Deputy.
Deputy Gravitt, while... Read More.
Army authorizes female soldiers to wear ponytails; critics say branch trying to be ‘woke’
The Army has authorized female soldiers to wear ponytails while in uniform, marking a significant departure from a long-held policy that's drawing both support and criticism.
Idaho school shooting investigators ‘looking into’ reports claiming suspect posted video on TikTok, police say
Police say investigators who are trying to determine why a sixth-grade student brought a handgun to her Idaho middle school and wounded three people after opening fire are "looking into" reports claiming she posted a video on social media in the days before the attack.
Andrew Brown Jr. shooting: Judge limits body camera footage that family can see
The family of Andrew Brown Jr., a North Carolina man who was fatally shot in his car by sheriff’s deputies executing a search warrant last month, will only be provided a portion of the body camera footage recorded at the scene -- and could... Read More.