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Month: January 2023

‘Random’ home invasion leads to double pursuit in O’Fallon; five suspects in custody

By Lucas Sellem Click here for updates on this story     O’FALLON, Missouri (KMOV) — A home invasion in O’Fallon, Missouri, resulted in five suspects being taken into custody after leading police on two pursuits overnight Friday. “These kids were involved in some dangerous activity, says St. Charles County Prosecutor, Tim Lohmar. “A home invasion with

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Macon County Schools released a statement Friday

Public discussion about student-staff incident leads Macon Co. Schools to clarify policies

By Brittany Whitehead Click here for updates on this story     MACON COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — Macon County Schools released a statement Friday, Jan. 13, regarding the incident last month in which an elementary school employee allegedly taped a student to their desk/chair. The district’s statement comes in light of what it called “ongoing discussions

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Encuentran otras cinco páginas de material clasificado en la residencia de Biden en Wilmington

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Los asistentes del presidente Joe Biden encontraron otras cinco páginas de material clasificado en su residencia personal en Wilmington, Delaware, a principios de esta semana, anunció la Casa Blanca este sábado. CNN informó anteriormente que se encontraron 10 documentos clasificados de la época de Biden como vicepresidente en su antigua oficina

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Thousands protest in Tunisia against president’s rule

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Thousands of protesters angry at Tunisia’s economic crisis and the president’s increasingly authoritarian drift have marched through the capital. They responded to a call from opposition parties to mark 12 years since Tunisian protesters unleashed Arab Spring uprisings around the region. The protest on Saturday came after disastrous a parliamentary election

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Thousands protest in Tunisia against president’s rule

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Thousands of protesters angry at Tunisia’s economic crisis and the president’s increasingly authoritarian drift have marched through the capital. They responded to a call from opposition parties to mark 12 years since Tunisian protesters unleashed Arab Spring uprisings around the region. The protest on Saturday came after disastrous a parliamentary election

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