Great White Shark Nearly Lands In the Boat Stealing A Striper From Cape Cod...
The taxman always gets his share… or in this case, he gets the whole thing. When I’m bass fishing in Wisconsin, I’m not too worried about losing a fish to another creature of the deep. In fact, if a pike or a muskie took a run at a bass on my line, I’d actually be pretty stoked. I’ve seen videos of the ol’ two-for-one combo when that happens, but I have to imagine that it is pretty rare. Ocean fishermen, […] The post Great White Shark Nearly Lands In the Boat Stealing A Striper From Cape Cod Ang
Why did the Cowboys drug gang come up at Murdaugh hearing?
Fifty-two minutes into a recent pretrial hearing f or Alex Murdaugh, his defense lawyer Dick Harpootlian brought up a report that described drug transactions between the Cowboys drug gang and the man who allegedly supplied Murdaugh with drugs for years. Harpootlian told Judge Debra McCaslin that the report was an example of how thousands of pages of evidence were turned over to the defense at the last minute at Murdaugh’s 2023 double murder trial. And because that last-minute evidence was so vol
South Carolina Cops Abandoned Black Woman with Walker at Closed Gas Station In 28-Degree...
It was 28 degrees and after midnight when South Carolina cops abandoned an intoxicated Black woman who was dependent on a walker at a dark, […] South Carolina Cops Abandoned Black Woman with Walker at Closed Gas Station In 28-Degree Weather Before Drunk Driver Killed Her, Lawsuit Says
Miami-Dade could lose 12,000 jobs if Amendment 3 passes, report says
Local governments across Florida could lose a combined 123,000 jobs if Amendment 3 passes in this year's midterm elections, according to a recent report. Why it matters: If approved by voters on Nov. 3, measure would lower homeowners' property taxes — but would cost local governments billions . The strain on local governments, and the resulting loss of public services, translates to thousands of government employees losing their jobs, a report by the Economic Policy Institute found . Between the
Fort Payne couple says traffic stop turned aggressive; officer fired from two departments
CROSSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A Fort Payne couple says a Sunday night motorcycle ride home turned into an encounter they’ll never forget. Jackson and Trista Chaviers said they were riding Jackson’s motorcycle home from a friend’s house when former officer Logan Harrelson pulled them over in front of the Crossville Water Board. Crossville and Geraldine have since let Harrelson go amid the videos circulation.
Alabama Power crews move closer to Fenn Church’s property as legal battle continues
CALERA, Ala. — Alabama Power crews are now operating heavy equipment approximately 75 yards from Fenn Church's property line in Calera, less than a week after the Alabama Supreme Court lifted an order that had prevented the company from entering his land. ABC 33/40's I-Team returned to Church's property...
Odenton man wins $25,000 Benevolent Beard Contest for his barbershop foundation
A longtime Maryland barber who turned beard grooming into a lifeline for people in need is now getting a major boost to expand his mission. Robert Cradle of Odenton has been named the winner of Wahl’s fifth annual Benevolent Beards Contest, earning $5,000 for himself and $20,000 for his nonprofit, Rob’s Barbershop Community Foundation. The foundation provides grooming services, hygiene products and barber training to those in need.
Maryland Governor’s $200 Million Plan To Lower Power Bills Comes With A Catch
Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's new program to bring down power bills won't lower them right away, the state's top energy official said.
USS Silversides could return to Muskegon this week after repairs
Muskegon's 85-year-old World War II-era submarine is one step closer to returning to her post after making the trip across Lake Michigan to dry dock in Wisconsin. The USS Silversides needed a major restoration and moved for the first time in more than 50 years in July to Sturgeon Bay.
A Tip to His Family Led Police to a Troubling Discovery
A tip to a man's family led to an arrest in West Michigan. Police say a search uncovered pipe bombs, Molotov cocktails, firearms and written plans tied to alleged threats of mass violence.

















