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Sophie Cunningham Has Three Words For Judge After Alleged Stalker’s Bail Request Fails

Sophie Cunningham didn’t hesitate to act on the recent legal decision regarding her supposed stalker. The ordeal involving Sophie Cunningham and her stalker continues to gain momentum, and the player for the WNBA team Indiana Fever expressed her views about...
Featured picture for Steakhouse owner allegedly called his biracial manager ‘Black’ and told her to lose weight to stay on payroll. She came back with a lawsuit

Steakhouse owner allegedly called his biracial manager ‘Black’ and told her to lose weight...

Steakhouse employee filed a civil lawsuit against the employer for racial slurs. BY: UNSPLASH A biracial woman who worked for a prominent restaurateur in Knoxville has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against her employer after allegedly experiencing racial slurs. She worked as an assistant manager and general manager for 40 years at Copper Cellar Restaurant Group, which operates 20 locations across East Tennessee. On September 15, Tammy Dawn Waller,...
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Man convicted of shooting Clinton County dog, dumping it 150 miles away

Lock Haven, Pa. — A Clinton County jury found a Dauphin County man guilty of shooting and killing a neighbor’s yellow Labrador at his Noyes Township hunting cabin and dumping the dog’s body in a field roughly 150 miles away. Jurors deliberated about an hour on Oct. 16 before convicting Robert J. Wallish III, 55, of Hummelstown, of aggravated cruelty to animals, a third-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, a second-degree misdemeanor, according to the Clinton County District Attorney’s Off
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SC Man Arrested for Targeting Women Home Alone in Late-Night Burglaries, Sheriff Says

South Carolina Burglar Who Preyed on Women Home Alone Caught Fleeing to Atlanta at a Bus Station A 25-year-old man […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Centenarians Lead North Carolina A&T’s 100th Homecoming Parade

As North Carolina A&T State University gears up for its momentous centennial homecoming, a group of distinguished alumni, each aged 100 or more, will take the spotlight as honorary grand marshals. This remarkable gathering is part of the university’s 100th Homecoming celebrations, promising a weekend filled with nostalgia and pride.
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San Jose Murder Convictions Tossed Over Prosecutor’s Pit Bull, Predator Remarks

Three men convicted in the 2019 killing of a 21-year-old man in San Jose have had their convictions and sentences wiped out, after a state appeals court found that a deputy district attorney's pit bull analogy and predator language during jury selection crossed a legal line meant to root out racial bias in the courtroom.
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New Particularly Dangerous Situation Label Will Appear on Blizzard and Ice Storm Warnings for...

INDIANAPOLIS — The National Weather Service is adding a new level of urgency to certain winter weather warnings. Starting with the 2026–2027 winter season, Blizzard Warnings and Ice Storm Warnings may include the phrase “Particularly Dangerous Situation,” or PDS. The label will be used when forecasters have high confidence in a rare, extreme, and potentially historic winter weather event. It will be saved for exceptional situations that pose a significant threat to life and property.
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U.S. News ranked best places to retire. These Michigan cities shined

Four Michigan cities are among the best places to live when you retire, U.S. News and World Report said in its rankings for 2027. Midland, Michigan, topped the 250 Best Places to Retire in the U.S. in 2027 list while Wyoming, Troy and Rochester Hills also were among the top 25 in the Oct. 27 ranking. "Midland is a small town located about 30 miles north of Saginaw, and it has a lot going on," U.S. News researchers said in the report. "Yes, you'll deal with Michigan winters. But crime is low (No.
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Additional Ohio stores close as once-viral cookie chain faces slumping sales

A chain described as the “country’s fastest growing cookie chain” as recently as 2023 has closed multiple other Ohio stores, but that’s just how the cookie Crumbls. In addition to the closure of Crumbl Cookies’ Easton location shuttering earlier this month, the brand that began going viral on social media in 2021 has also recently closed stores in Brooklyn, Ohio and Lakewood, Ohio, according to a Restaurant Business report.
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Ohio State Announces Official Julian Sayin Injury News For USC Game

The Ohio State Buckeyes are in for a bit of difficulty going forward. They don’t have their starting quarterback. That was known, of course. Julian Sayin was injured on Oct. 17 at Indiana. He didn’t finish the game and had his right arm in a sling afterward. Still,...

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