Month: May 2025

By Jo-Carolyn Goode Click here for updates on this story     May 21, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — As the nation continues to grapple with its complex history of race and justice, the Houston Public Library (HPL) remains committed to elevating voices that spark critical dialogue, healing, and hope. On Thursday, HPL’s Fourth Annual George Floyd

By Sergio Candido Click here for updates on this story     OCALA, Florida (WFOR) — A large alligator exhibiting aggressive behavior has prompted officials to temporarily close to paddlers one of Central Florida’s most popular springs, the U.S. Forest Service announced. The closure affects the Juniper Springs waterway in the Ocala National Forest, about 300 miles

By Laura Hartog Click here for updates on this story     WACO, Texas (KXXV) — Warning: Graphic images below show animal cruelty. The nonprofit organization ABC shared a statement with 25 News about the discovery of animals hanging from trees in Waco on May 20. 25 News has learned the two cats were found Tuesday morning

By Mariam Mackar Click here for updates on this story     PLATTEVILLE, Wisconsin (WGBA) — A sense of unease continues to hang over the University of Wisconsin-Platteville campus after two students were found dead inside a residence hall. Campus officials have called the tragedy “an isolated incident” between the two who lost their lives — 22-year-old

By Andrew Amouzou, WGBA Staff Click here for updates on this story     GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (WGBA) — A former youth tennis coach was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in prison after previously pleading no contest to taking inappropriate pictures and videos of underage girls during tennis practices at the Four Seasons Tennis Club in Allouez.

By KABC News Staff Click here for updates on this story     SANTA ANA, California (KABC) — A Santa Ana man accused of luring cats with cat food in order to kidnap and kill them has been charged in another cat case, according to the district attorney’s office. New details have been revealed in the arrest

By Irene Cruz Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES, California (KABC) — Billy and Tina, who were the last two remaining Asian elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo, have officially been transferred after some controversy. Last month, the zoo announced that the elephants would be moved to the Tulsa Zoo, a decision

KABC By Irene Cruz Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES, California (KABC) — Billy and Tina, who were the last two remaining Asian elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo, have officially been transferred after some controversy. Last month, the zoo announced that the elephants would be moved to the Tulsa Zoo, a

By Narée Asherian Click here for updates on this story     NYE COUNTY, Nevada (KTNV) — After 15 years, ancient human remains of a child found in Nevada will be returned to their tribe of origin, according to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office. In July 2010, partial human remains were located in the rural area of

By Preston Stober Click here for updates on this story     MANITOWOC, Wisconsin (WGBA) — Nestled beneath the shimmering surface of Lake Michigan lies a recent discovery that is creating significant waves of its own. Christopher Thuss, a lifelong Lake Michigan resident, recently stumbled upon a shipwreck that leaves experts searching for answers. On a seemingly

By Alyssa Bethencourt Click here for updates on this story     LAS VEGAS, Nevada (KTNV) — A longtime bartender at a popular Summerlin restaurant faces multiple felony charges after hidden cameras were discovered in the women’s restroom and his home. Christopher Cohen, who worked at John Cutter Tavern, appeared in court Tuesday on charges including production

By Randy Wimbley Click here for updates on this story     RAY TOWNSHIP, Michigan (WXYZ) — “Instantly, I wanted to puke,” was Amanda Dailey’s gut reaction upon learning her son, Camden, was one of six kids on a student’s alleged hit list at Endeavor Elementary and Middle School in Ray Township. And if that were not

By Demetrios Sanders Click here for updates on this story     WAYNE COUNTY, Michigan (WXYZ) — Thousands of Wayne County residents are now living with less stress about their medical bills thanks to a recently launched program that’s helping wipe out medical debt. The Wayne County program has already eliminated around $42 million in medical debt

By WXMI News Staff Click here for updates on this story     GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan (WXMI) — A state police trooper was partially dragged over 60 feet during a traffic stop in Grand Rapids Tuesday afternoon. MSP says the incident happened around 1:30 p.m. on the southbound ramp to Ann Street from US-131. As the trooper

By Waleed Alamleh Click here for updates on this story     LANSING, Michigan (WXMI) — The mother of a 6-year-old boy killed by his biological father testified Tuesday in Lansing in front of the Child Welfare System subcommittee, about her experiences, advocating for changes to Amber Alert laws, with support from a Caledonia lawmaker. Brandi Morey

By KVIA Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A federal grand jury just indicted U.S. Army soldier Seth Herrera, 35, on attempted sexual exploitation of a child and receipt of files depicting child sexual abuse charges. Court documents state that Herrera allegedly had been finding, receiving, and