Two Ohio women, Loreen Bea Feralo, 55, and Karen Casbohm, 63, are facing charges of theft and gross abuse of a corpse, both felonies, after allegedly propping up the corpse of 80-year-old Douglas Layman in their vehicle. Layman, with whom the women lived in Ashtabula, about 50 miles from Cleveland, had passed away. Authorities claim that Feralo, Casbohm, and a third person removed Layman’s body … Continue reading COPS: Women propped up dead man in car, withdrew his money at drive-thru

After the discovery of severed body parts belonging to a man and a woman on Long Island last week, four individuals are now in custody as authorities continue to uncover additional remains, according to sources reported by The Post. The arrests occurred on Tuesday following a police raid on a residence on Railroad Avenue in Amityville late Monday evening, as revealed by sources and neighbors. … Continue reading Four in custody as more body parts discovered scattered on Long Island

A civilian employee stationed at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska has been apprehended and accused by federal prosecutors of sharing classified information via an online dating application with an individual claiming to be a woman in Ukraine. David Franklin Slater, a 63-year-old Air Force employee and retired Army lieutenant colonel assigned to U.S. Strategic Command, was taken into custody on Saturday. He now faces … Continue reading Retired Lieutenant Colonel Charged with Leaking Classified Information on Dating Platform

A Detroit suburb was rocked by numerous explosions stemming from a fire in an industrial building on Monday night, resulting in the tragic death of a 19-year-old, as reported by multiple sources. Clinton Township Fire Department Chief Tim Duncan confirmed on Tuesday morning that the young victim lost their life after being struck by a projectile from the explosive incident, according to WXYZ. The fire … Continue reading Massive Michigan industrial fire sparks hundreds of explosions, sending debris flying and killing 1

Following a spate of violent incidents on the subways, Mayor Eric Adams has initiated a comprehensive set of security measures aimed at eliminating knives, box cutters, clubs, and firearms from trains and platforms. This initiative, coupled with an increased police presence, underscores the city’s commitment to ensuring public safety. Entering the Blue Room at City Hall on Tuesday, Mayor Adams immediately addressed subway violence by … Continue reading NYC re-instituting bag checks to combat subway crime

A man who, along with his son, purchased a gun just four days before a Michigan school shooting, is now facing trial on charges of failing to take actions that could have potentially prevented the teen from killing four students and injuring others. James Crumbley, the accused, is alleged to have exhibited “gross negligence,” even though there is no evidence suggesting he knew about Ethan … Continue reading Second parent to stand trial in Michigan school shooting

In Oregon, lawmakers have overwhelmingly approved a bill that seeks to reclassify possession of a small amount of specific drugs as a misdemeanor, marking a shift in drug policy approximately three years after the state made headlines as the first in the nation to decriminalize the possession and personal use of all drugs. The legislation, known as HB4002, is now awaiting the consideration of Democratic … Continue reading Oregon Legislature approves bill to re-criminalize certain drug possession

A mail carrier in Ohio was fatally shot in what authorities are deeming a “targeted attack” while inside his U.S. Postal Service van on Saturday. The Warren Police Department in Warren, Ohio, responded to the incident around 1:44 p.m. on Saturday, March 2nd. Upon arrival, officers discovered 33-year-old USPS employee Jonte Davis with a gunshot wound, having been shot while inside his USPS van by … Continue reading Warren, Ohio mail carrier shot, killed while in USPS van in ‘targeted attack,’ police say

A masked group of men opened fire at an outdoor gathering in central California, resulting in four fatalities and three injuries on Sunday evening, as reported by the King City Police Department. Around 6 p.m., officers responded to a shooting incident in King City, discovering three deceased men with gunshot wounds in a front yard. Additionally, four individuals, including a woman, sustained gunshot injuries. Unfortunately, … Continue reading Masked gunmen kill 4, wound 3 at outdoor party in central California

Northern California continued to face blizzard conditions throughout the weekend, experiencing damaging winds and heavy snowfall in mountainous areas extending down to the valleys. The most severe weather conditions unfolded at the highest elevations in the mountains, characterized by whiteout conditions and hurricane-force winds. Winter storm alerts persist across the majority of western states, with ongoing blizzard warnings for the northern and central Sierra Nevada … Continue reading Powerful California blizzard shuts down roads and ski resorts

Firefighting crews battled to control a wildfire that has become the largest on record in Texas, scorching over 1 million acres (404,686 hectares) of grassland and timber, and causing destruction in small towns across the Panhandle region. Named the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the blaze doubled in size since Wednesday, with only 3% containment on Thursday morning, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. Firefighters utilized … Continue reading Texas Panhandle firefighters battle blaze before wind gusts return

Supporters of the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, led by former President Donald Trump, expressed anger on social media following the arrest of investigative reporter Steve Baker by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Baker, associated with the conservative news outlet Blaze Media, was apprehended on Friday due to his coverage of the Capitol Riot on January 6, 2021. The riot, instigated by a … Continue reading FBI arrests reporter from Blaze Media regarding Jan 6

On Friday afternoon, a semi found itself teetering on the edge of the Clark Memorial/2nd Street bridge following a collision involving multiple vehicles. Just before 6:45 p.m., emergency crews successfully hoisted the semi from its precarious position onto the bridge. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reported that the semi was towed away from the Clark Memorial Bridge shortly before 8 p.m. Following the removal of the … Continue reading Semi removed after dangling off Louisville bridge for several hours, driver rescued from cab

A popular hot spring in Sequoia National Forest, California, known for its alleged ‘healing minerals,’ is being compelled to close following the discovery of a body floating in the water. The Forest Service has officially confirmed the finding of a body at Miracle Hot Springs on February 17, marking the second occurrence of such incidents within the past 18 months. The previous incident involved the … Continue reading California closes Miracle Hot Spring after another dead body found floating in water

After over two decades since Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused numerous girls in Palm Beach, there is now potential for his victims to uncover the details behind the state prosecutor’s handling of the case that allowed Epstein to evade a more fitting prison term for the grave crimes he committed. On Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law that authorizes the unsealing of the … Continue reading Citing ‘black eye,’ DeSantis signs bill to unseal secret Epstein files

The predominantly Amish community in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania, is in a state of shock and fear following the tragic death of a 23-year-old pregnant Amish woman this week, as reported by a community member to ABC News. Charleen Hajec, a pharmacist and Spartansburg native, expressed the community’s collective disbelief, stating, “Everyone is stunned — this doesn’t happen here,” said Hajec. “Everyone is talking. It’s scary and … Continue reading 23-year-old pregnant Amish woman murdered: ‘Everyone is stunned,’ community member says

The Smokehouse Creek Fire has officially become Texas’ largest and most devastating wildfire in history, engulfing over 1.1 million acres of land. As of Thursday, the unprecedented wildfire has burned through 1,075,000 acres, with only three percent containment, prompting thousands to evacuate their homes. Ghastly winds, coupled with the raging flames, have charred extensive areas of the Panhandle, resulting in a wildfire that now matches … Continue reading Smokehouse Creek Wildfire is largest in Texas HISTORY

On Wednesday, the state of Texas carried out the execution of death row inmate Ivan Cantu, who had been convicted and sentenced to death for the 2000 murders of his cousin and his cousin’s fiancée. Throughout the process, Cantu consistently asserted his innocence. The execution, administered via lethal injection, concluded at 6:47 p.m., as stated in a news release by the Texas Department of Criminal … Continue reading Texas executes Ivan Cantu, who claimed innocence in 2000 double murder

On Wednesday, a letter containing white powder was dispatched to the Manhattan chambers of Judge Arthur Engoron, presiding over Donald Trump’s $464 million civil fraud judgment. This incident coincided with the submission of a 1,800-page motion by Trump’s attorneys seeking a stay on the ruling, as reported by a source familiar with the investigation. Judge Arthur Engoron’s incoming mail undergoes daily pre-screening, ensuring he did … Continue reading White powder letter sent to Trump judge at Manhattan chambers, source says

The rapid expansion of the second-largest wildfire in Texas history has decelerated due to falling snow and a decrease in winds and temperatures. Despite these factors, the colossal blaze remains uncontrolled, posing a persistent threat of further casualties and destruction. The Smokehouse Fire, the most extensive among several significant fires in the rural Panhandle region, has scorched 1,300 square miles (3,370 square kilometers) and has … Continue reading Firefighters seek to corral massive Texas wildfires

The U.S. Army is reducing its force size by approximately 24,000, or nearly 5%, and undergoing restructuring to enhance its readiness for the next major conflict. This move comes in response to challenges in recruiting, preventing the fulfillment of all available positions with soldiers. The reductions primarily affect vacant positions rather than current personnel, especially those related to counterinsurgency roles that became prominent during the … Continue reading US Army slashing thousands of posts in major revamp to prepare for future wars

Police officers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, are altering their response protocols by no longer attending lower-priority calls that the department deems unnecessary for an in-person response. Instead, these calls will be redirected to the Telephone Reporting Unit. The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police clarified that officers will continue to respond to “in-progress emergencies,” encompassing situations requiring medical assistance, domestic disputes, calls involving evidence, or instances where the … Continue reading Pittsburgh police won’t send officers to certain emergency calls

A recent poll by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), a First Amendment organization, reveals that nearly one-third of Americans, including similar proportions of Republicans and Democrats, feel that the First Amendment provides excessive rights. Additionally, over half of the respondents indicated that their local community should not permit public speeches endorsing beliefs they personally find offensive. FIRE Chief Research Adviser Sean Stevens … Continue reading POLL: Third of Americans Say the First Amendment Goes ‘Too Far’

Just over a year ago, Flaco the Eurasian eagle-owl captured the hearts of New Yorkers when he escaped from a Central Park Zoo enclosure that had been vandalized. Flaco, affectionately dubbed “one of New York’s Flyest” by Mayor Eric Adams, passed away on Friday after colliding with a building in Manhattan, as announced by the Wildlife Conservation Society. Following Flaco’s escape in February 2023, multiple … Continue reading Flaco, the owl that escaped from Central Park Zoo, is dead after hitting a building

A suspect has been apprehended in relation to the death of a Kentucky student discovered deceased in his dorm room at Campbellsville University over the weekend, as reported by the police. Josiah Kilman, aged 18, was found unresponsive in his Campbellsville dorm room at approximately 1 a.m. local time on Saturday morning. He was subsequently transported to Taylor Regional Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, … Continue reading Kentucky college student found dead in dorm room, wrestling teammate arrested