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Month: February 2022

School debuts book vending machine

By Matt Kling Click here for updates on this story     LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — A Las Vegas elementary school has a brand new vending machine, and it’s not spitting out Funyuns and Red Bulls. It’s for books! Students at William Snyder Elementary School don’t put money in the machine. They’re given special tokens, they plop

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Police investigate callers impersonating law enforcement officials

By Mary Alice Royse Click here for updates on this story     CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — The Clarksville Police Department reported Wednesday that they had received several reports of false pretense or “scams” over the last several months. Several businesses and individuals told CPD officials that they had received phone calls, text messages, or even Facebook

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Whiskey Row bouncer accused of murdering Dallas Barrett says it was his first day on the job

By Marissa Sulek Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — Officials provided an update Wednesday regarding the death of a 22-year-old after getting into a fight at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row. On Wednesday, for the first time, the circumstances surrounding the death of Dallas Jordan Barrett were released to the public.

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Las protestas por el uso del hiyab se extienden en la India, las estudiantes se rehúsan a que les digan qué usar

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Una estudiante universitaria con burka se ha convertido en un símbolo de la resistencia en el estado indio de Karnataka, donde las tensiones religiosas aumentan por el derecho a llevar ropa religiosa en la escuela. Muskan Khan intentaba entregar un trabajo universitario en la ciudad de Mandya cuando fue abordada por

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Defense expert disputes prosecution blood spatter report in Palm Springs quadruple murder trial

A defense expert testifying Thursday in the trial for quadruple murder suspect Jose Larin Garcia said there were “some inaccuracies” in a prosecution blood spatter report. Randolph Beasley, a forensic consultant and crime scene re-constructionist testifying for the defense, gave testimony that disputes analysis by the prosecution’s blood stain pattern interpreter, Craig Ogino. Ogino looked

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