Kylee Johnson 
Seven earthquakes struck the Mid-South in one day. On Monday, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kentucky felt the greatest earthquake, measuring three magnitudes. Dr. Kent Moran of the University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information is monitoring recent seismic activity on Seismic Maps. “This is normal seismicity,” Dr. Moran stated. “It just comes in … Read more
A Pasadena man accused of kidnapping and then killing his ex-girlfriend will stand trial this week. ABC13 found that Maira Gutierrez had repeatedly called the police for assistance before her murder two years ago. Gutierrez left behind four children. “It ripped a large chunk out of every one of our hearts. Jimmy Puente, Gutierrez’s ex-husband … Read more
An Arizona woman was sentenced to 15 years in prison last week on drug trafficking and money laundering charges, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona. Yvette Porchas-Ochoa, 42, of Wittmann, which is about 20 miles northwest of Peoria, was determined to be the boss of an Arizona narcotics enterprise that … Read more
Steven Abreu, 31, was found guilty by a Wicomico County jury after a five-day trial in which at least one victim provided heartbreaking testimony about how he exploited his power. The crimes took place while Abreu was on duty in October 2022, only days after he began patrolling on his own, according to the sheriff’s … Read more
State officials honored South Carolina veterans Monday afternoon with a remembrance ceremony at the State House. The ceremony was held in collaboration with Wreaths Across America, a non-profit that honors deceased heroes over the holiday season by planting remembrance wreaths on their graves. On December 14, people celebrate National Wreaths Across America Day, which involves … Read more
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson joined 19 other states in seeking a stay from a North Dakota federal court to prevent President Biden from providing Obamacare to illegal aliens. Attorney General Wilson prevented the Biden-Harris administration from illegally providing taxpayer-subsidized federal health insurance to illegal aliens and DACA beneficiaries. In 2012, the Obama administration … Read more
A man is wanted by police for burglary after following a teen girl into her Queens home and inappropriately touching her on Saturday. The 14-year-old girl was entering her home near 66th Road and Yellowstone Boulevard in Forest Hills shortly before 5 p.m. when the suspect followed her inside. Police say the man grabbed the … Read more
A man who was wanted for murder in Mississippi was detained in Memphis by the U.S. Marshals Service, reports say. Tony Lott, 18, is accused of shooting Jerrian King on October 25 in Greeneville, Mississippi. Five days after the fatal shooting, the US Marshals issued a murder warrant for Lott. The USMS Gulf Coast Regional … Read more
Life is filled with unexpected turns and mistakes. What distinguishes successful people is their willingness to improve after making mistakes. Afrika Owes is a shining example of how determination and hard work can transform your life. Good Morning America reported that Owes arrived at Rikers Island, a correctional prison in New York, at the age … Read more
A New York City judge dismissed the manslaughter charge against subway good Samaritan Daniel Penny and directed the jury to explore a negligent homicide charge after the jury deadlocked on the manslaughter accusation. Do you think this is a case of heroism or homicide? Reference Article