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Month: February 2024

California issues statewide prison threat warning after 200 inmates rush guards at Riverside County facility

By Matthew Rodriguez Click here for updates on this story     RIVERSIDE COUNTY, California (KCAL) — A 200-person inmate riot at a Riverside County facility triggered a threat assessment at every prison in California on Wednesday morning. The uproar started at Ironwood State Prison, which is about 22 miles away from the Arizona border, at about

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Felony charges filed against man, 26, suspected of burglary in Palm Desert near school

Felony charges were filed today against a 26-year-old man suspected of burglarizing a residence and leaving the scene, prompting a search from sheriff’s deputies near an elementary school. Mizahel Morales of Palm Desert was charged with one felony count each of burglary, assault with a gun, prevent/dissuade a witness/victim and vandalism, according to court records.

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Testimony concludes in manslaughter trial of Michigan school shooter’s mom

By ED WHITE Associated Press PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — Seven days of emotional testimony have concluded in the involuntary manslaughter trial of a Michigan school shooter’s mom. Closing arguments were delivered by both sides on Friday and jurors are slated to begin deliberations on Monday. Prosecutors tried to attack Jennifer Crumbley’s credibility during their cross-examination

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El hombre sospechoso de decapitar a su padre compró un arma el día antes de dispararle mortalmente y abusar de su cadáver, según la Fiscalía

Alexandra Ferguson Nota del editor: Esta historia incluye descripciones explícitas que algunos lectores pueden considerar perturbadoras. (CNN) — El hombre acusado de mostrar la cabeza cortada de su padre durante un discurso políticamente cargado en línea esta semana disparó a matar al trabajador federal con una pistola que había comprado solo un día antes, dijo

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Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees to hear governor’s lawsuit against GOP-controlled Legislature

By SCOTT BAUER Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ lawsuit against the Republican-controlled Legislature arguing that it is obstructing basic government functions. The court’s liberal majority agreed to hear the case, with the three conservative justices dissenting. It set oral arguments for

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Manslaughter trial of Michigan school shooter’s mom ends after 7 days of emotional testimony

By ED WHITE Associated Press PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — The involuntary-manslaughter trial of a Michigan school shooter’s mom has ended after seven days of emotional testimony. Jurors will begin deliberating on Monday. Closing arguments were delivered by both sides on Friday. Prosecutors tried to attack Jennifer Crumbley’s credibility during their cross-examination Friday. A day earlier,

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Middle schoolers branching out with hydroponics, but it’s not what you think

By Maggie Cole Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS) — Students at St Matthias Catholic Academy in Ridgewood, Queens are getting psyched about science. They’re learning about food growth, sustainability, and composting through the school’s unique hydroponics lab. “It’s amazing that the crop of younger people, to use a pun, coming

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