A Maine game warden and experienced pilot, Joshua Tibbetts, was killed when his Cessna 185F crashed in a wooded area in Avon on Tuesday. Authorities said he was the only person on board, and the crash is being investigated by the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board. Officials from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife described Tibbetts as a dedicated public servant with … Continue reading Game Warden Dies After His Plane Crashes into Maine Woods

Six people were found dead inside a shipping container at a Texas border railyard, with investigators linking the case to a suspected human smuggling operation tied to train routes from Del Rio. Authorities also believe a man found dead near railroad tracks outside San Antonio is connected to the same group, suggesting a broader smuggling network moving migrants into the U.S. Five of the victims … Continue reading Deadly Texas train car tied to far-reaching human smuggling operation

Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke has died at the age of 29, with the team describing him as a beloved teammate and respected member of the community. Authorities are reportedly investigating the death as a possible overdose after he was found in Los Angeles following a 911 medical emergency call. Clarke, a former first-round NBA draft pick from Gonzaga, had recently struggled with injuries and … Continue reading NBA rocked as Grizzlies star Brandon Clarke dies suddenly at 29

An Oregon family has filed a $100 million lawsuit alleging that 18-year-old Ethan Cantrell died from a severe infection after doctors at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center failed to properly clean debris from a puncture wound in his arm before stitching it closed. The lawsuit claims that wood, pine needles, and other organic material were left inside the wound, leading to a rapidly worsening infection … Continue reading Oregon teen dies of sepsis after doctors fail to clean wound before stitching, lawsuit says

The U.S. Justice Department has filed 18 criminal charges against two shipping companies and a senior manager over the 2024 collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which killed six construction workers. Prosecutors allege the operators of the cargo ship Dali failed to properly handle repeated power failures and then obstructed investigations and made false statements after the crash. The ship struck the bridge after … Continue reading Ship operators involved in Baltimore bridge collapse charged with misconduct and obstruction

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has launched a civil investigation into the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), issuing a subpoena over its fundraising and use of donations following a related federal indictment. Marshall said the probe will examine whether the organization violated state laws on charities or deceptive trade practices. The U.S. Department of Justice has separately accused the SPLC of fraud related to payments … Continue reading Alabama attorney general announces civil probe of Southern Poverty Law Center

A 19-year-old University of Washington student was found fatally stabbed in a laundry room at the Nordheim Court off-campus housing complex in Seattle, prompting a police investigation. Officers and firefighters attempted life-saving measures, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The suspect remains at large, with police describing him as a Black male wearing a vest, button-up shirt, and blue jeans. University officials … Continue reading University of Washington student found fatally stabbed, police say

Cole Tomas Allen pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges that he attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump during an armed attack at a White House Correspondents’ Association event in Washington, D.C. Prosecutors say Allen, armed with a shotgun, knives, and other gear, fired at a Secret Service officer who confronted him after he breached security at the Washington Hilton hotel. The attack injured … Continue reading Man charged in White House correspondents’ dinner attack pleads not guilty