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By Vince Rodriguez Click here for updates on this story     Albuquerque (KOAT) — A former Albuquerque Police Department cadet has been indicted on three federal charges related to alleged human smuggling and money laundering. According to a criminal indictment filed in federal court, Nan Zhang, a former APD cadet, and Sanjay Khurana are alleged to

By Tom Lopez Click here for updates on this story     MONTEREY COUNTY, Calif. (KSBW) — Mecum Auctions has unveiled the rare 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO to the public for the first time ahead of its scheduled auction in January in Kissimmee, Florida. The car, known as the “Ferrari of Ferraris,” is one of only 36

By Joe Buczek Click here for updates on this story     Michigan (WWJ) — Four Michigan men, including two doctors and a medical clinic operator, have been charged in a $7 million illegal opioid distribution conspiracy, U.S. attorneys announced. A federal indictment alleges that Dr. Shakeeb Chinoy, 55, of Bloomfield Hills; Dr. Sunil Manjila-Varghese, 53, of

By Ricardo Tovar Click here for updates on this story     PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. (KSBW) — A certified nursing assistant working in the Pacific Grove area has been charged with the sexual assault of three senior residents. California Attorney General Rob Bonta said that Paul Nkoy Lumbi Jr., 60, has been charged with seven felony counts

By Abner Sosa Click here for updates on this story     ROGERS, Ark. (KHBS, KHOG) — A Rogers father says his daughter, who takes the bus to school, was dropped off outside a grocery store instead of her designated stop. Rogers Public Schools told 40/29 News that if a student is on the wrong bus or

By Derrick Rose Click here for updates on this story     WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis. (WISN) — Panic and fear surged Saturday night into Sunday as fast as the rising water across Waukesha County and Southeast Wisconsin, leaving several drivers stranded and calling 911 for help. “I don’t know how to swim. We’re on Bulter; if somebody

By Bill Schammert Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, Neb. (KETV) — Two women, arrested in the Glenn Valley Foods ICE operation on June 10, have been ordered to be released from detention. They’ve been held in the Lincoln County Jail since the mid-June. U.S. District Court of Nebraska judge Joseph Bataillon wrote

By Stephanie Moore Click here for updates on this story     CHARLESTON, S.C. (WYFF) — The South Carolina Democratic Party is requesting that Mullins McLeod, who announced on Monday he was running for governor of South Carolina, to suspend his campaign after video was released showing him shouting profanities and a racial slur during a May

By James Maloney Click here for updates on this story     FAIRFIELD, Vt. (WPTZ) — From robotic milking to virtual fencing, new technologies are starting to transform the way Vermont farmers work — potentially cutting labor, lowering costs and boosting productivity. At Doe’s Leap Farm in East Fairfield, George Van Vlaanderen herds his more than 40

By Addie Meiners Click here for updates on this story     LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WLKY) — In May, Anthony Gore answered the most exciting phone call of his career. On the other line was Ronnie Elzy, whose wife, Heather, was in labor. “I called 911, Anthony answered, and he coached me through,” said Elzy. “He said, ‘What

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     August 15, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — At a critical crossroads for voting rights and fair representation, former President Barack Obama lent his voice—and unwavering support—to Texas House Democrats who’ve taken an extraordinary stand. Joining their virtual gathering from an undisclosed location, he praised

By Joe Brandt, Alicia Roberts, Nikki DeMentri, Laura Fay, Brandon Goldner, Dan Snyder Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — With no SEPTA funding deal reached, deep service cuts to bus, train and trolley services in the Philadelphia region appear to be on the way. SEPTA’s deadline day to receive state funding

By Mark Prussin, Alice Gainer, Adi Guajardo Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK CITY (WCBS, WLNY) — A suspicious white powder that forced the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in New York City to evacuate does not appear to be hazardous, Mayor Eric Adams said Friday. Adams said preliminary testing of