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By Joseph Buczek Click here for updates on this story     DETROIT, Michigan (WWJ) — A former Birmingham bridal shop owner accused of defrauding customers has pleaded no contest to her charges. Nadica Ristivojevic, of West Bloomfield, was charged in September 2023 with multiple counts of larceny by conversion after officials say several customers spent thousands

By Rebekah Ludman Click here for updates on this story     10/31/24 (LAPost.com) — A parade to celebrate the Dodgers’ World Series championship title is scheduled for Friday morning in downtown Los Angeles. A separate “special ticketed celebration” event will be held at Dodger Stadium. Both events prompted warnings about heavy congestion and calls from L.A.

By Rebekah Ludman Click here for updates on this story     10/31/24 (LAPost.com) — The Dodgers won their eighth World Series championship after defeating the New York Yankees Wednesday evening at Yankee Stadium. This is the Dodgers’ second World series championship in five years. They overcame a five-run deficit against the Yankees, winning 7-6. Freddie Freeman

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     October 31, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — Colin Allred: Texas’ New Hope for the Senate – A Progressive Fighter for Freedom and Equality Francis Page Jr. | 10/28/2024, 2:06 p.m. In a tight Senate race that has Texans and the nation on edge, Congressman

By Zakir Jamal Click here for updates on this story     10/31/24 (LAPost.com) — Nov. 5, also known as Election Day across the United States, is anticipated as the night Americans will vote in their next president. However, Angelenos will be focused on another big race: the Los Angeles District Attorney. D.A. George Gascón is facing

By Gracee Mattiace Click here for updates on this story     ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — The Asheville Downtown Association said downtown businesses are relying on people from around Western North Carolina to show their support as they begin to reopen after Helene. FEMA reports that 40% of businesses don’t reopen after a disaster, which is

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     October 31, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — In an unexpected move, Arnold Schwarzenegger, a lifelong Republican and former California governor, announced his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency. Known for his independent voice and candid approach, Schwarzenegger’s endorsement has stirred significant

By Web staff Click here for updates on this story     BENTON, Louisiana (KTBS) — An Airline High School student has been charged with terrorizing for allegedly making threats against another student in a group text. The school was placed on restricted movement for a while to allow Bossier Parish sheriff’s deputies the chance to gather

By Web staff Click here for updates on this story     ALBANY, Georgia (Albany Herald) — An Albany-based cultural projects firm is asking that the main branch of the Dougherty County Public Library be named in honor of a 12-year-old civil rights “foot soldier.” Albany native Gwendolyn Crawford, now 74, became an iconic image of the

By Web staff Click here for updates on this story     WAIMEA, Hawaii (KITV) — An unexploded ordnance that was found in a stream Wednesday morning is keeping Waimea Nature Trail closed. The explosive was spotted just after Opelo Road in a stream next to the trail. Authorities did not say exactly what type of device

By David Schuman Click here for updates on this story     RICHFIELD, Minnesota (WCCO) — Police are investigating alarming allegations against a metro nursing home. Richfield police are looking into whether staff at The Villas at Richfield let a patient die then tried to cover it up. A search warrant filed this week says a patient

By Kayla Moeller Click here for updates on this story     SUTTER COUNTY, California (KOVR) — Just in time for Halloween, bats are in the spotlight. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has detected a fungus in some Sutter County bats and there’s a chance they could start dying within the next few years. When

By Cristina Mendez Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — Baltimore City’s Department of Public Works is operating at “historic” levels when it comes to wastewater treatment, according to Michael Hallmen, the Deputy Bureau Head of Water and Wastewater. On Wednesday, DPW held the first of three informational meetings scheduled this