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Month: June 2020

Sheriff’s deputy charged with aggravated rape

Click here for updates on this story     Bedford County, TN (WSMV) — A Bedford County Sheriff’s deputy has been arrested and indicted for allegedly raping a woman. TBI officials say an investigation into 31-year-old Joseph Guthrie, a deputy with the Bedford County Sheriff’s Office, began in February for allegations of him sexually assaulting a woman

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Mississippi’s governor signs bill that drops Confederate-themed state flag

JACKSON, Mississippi— Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has signed a landmark bill that retires the last state flag bearing the Confederate battle emblem. The Republican governor signed the bill Tuesday afternoon, just two days after legislators passed it. Amid international protests over racial injustice, Mississippi was under increasing pressure to lose a symbol that many see

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Minor League Baseball 2020 season canceled

While Major League Baseball will be playing ball this season, Minor League Baseball players will not be suiting up in 2020. MLB has informed Minor League Baseball that its affiliated Minor League teams will not be provided with players in 2020. It is unclear if Minor League Baseball will return in 2021. Minor League Baseball

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Regulators deny request from NIPSCO, other utilities to charge customers for lost revenue during the pandemic

Click here for updates on this story     Indianapolis, IN (The Times) — A state regulatory agency has denied the request of NIPSCO and other utilities to charge customers for electricity and natural gas they did not use during the coronavirus pandemic. NIPSCO, Duke Energy Indiana, Indiana Michigan Power Co., Indianapolis Power & Light, Vectren and

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Andres Guardado’s family wants independent autopsy

LOS ANGELES, California — The family of Andres Guardado, the teenager who was shot dead by a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy earlier this month, will be seeking an independent autopsy, attorneys for the family said. The family has complained about a lack of transparency and information from the sheriff’s department, which put a “security

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Texas will now delay reinstating work-search requirement for unemployment benefits

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Workforce Commission decided Tuesday to postpone reinstating a work-search requirement for out-of-work Texans receiving unemployment benefits. The requirement that Texans be actively searching for a job in order to receive benefits was initially slated to go into effect Monday. But the TWC’s executive director cited rising numbers of coronavirus cases and

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