Month: February 2023

Originally Published: 14 FEB 23 17:41 ETBy Tim CalleryClick here for updates on this story    MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (WMUR) — Classes were well underway in New Hampshire schools on the morning of Dec. 8 when a 911 call was made, claiming there was an active shooter at a school.It was the first of several 911 calls

Originally Published: 14 FEB 23 17:37 ETBy Anika Hope Click here for updates on this story    PARKLAND, Florida (WESH) — On Valentine’s Day in 2018, students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school heard a loud noise. It turned out to be a noise that would change their lives forever.A gunman opened fire on fellow students, killing

By Christina Zdanowicz and David Williams, CNN Alexandria Verner was kind, positive and “everything you’d want your daughter or friend to be,” a family friend said. “Her kindness was on display every single second you were around her,” Clawson Public Schools Superintendent Billy Shellenbarger told CNN. He is friends with the Verner family and has

Originally Published: 14 FEB 23 14:55 ETUpdated: 14 FEB 23 15:25 ETBy Jean Casarez and Lauren del Valle, CNN    (CNN) — Brian Laundrie’s mother wrote a letter to her son that included references to getting a shovel and burying a body, an attorney representing the parents of Gabby Petito said during a court hearing Tuesday.The Petitos

By Greg Wallace and Laura Ly, CNN Investigators probing the toxic train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, are reviewing multiple videos of the train prior to it derailing. One video shows “what appears to be a wheel bearing in the final stage of overheat failure moments before the derailment,” the National Transportation Safety Board said

By Ray Sanchez, CNN Some Michigan State University students who survived Monday’s mass shooting — and their parents — had already been through a similar, horrific experience. “I never expected in my lifetime to have to experience two school shootings,” Andrea Ferguson told CNN affiliate WDIV. “There’s several kids there that our daughter’s friends with

By Justin Gamble and Jalen Brown, CNN Lawmakers in Mississippi are at odds over a bill that would create an unelected, state-appointed court system in a district within Jackson, a majority Black city, with some concerned that the move smacks of a modern-day Jim Crow regime. The Republican-controlled Mississippi House of Representatives passed a bill