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A 16-year-old suspect has been taken into custody by Mesa police following a fatal shooting incident that occurred on December 18th. Officers were called to the scene following reports of a shooting at a trailer park near McKellips Road and Center Street. According to witnesses, a male individual fired several rounds at the victim, who … Read more
A man has admitted his guilt in connection with the discovery of a body on Mount Lemmon almost three years ago. On January 27th, at 11 a.m., Gabriel Chavez-Estrada will be sentenced for the charges of second-degree murder and aggravated assault. Previously, he had been facing a first-degree murder charge, but he pleaded guilty to … Read more
Officials in Arizona have reported that a man was fatally hit by a vehicle while attempting to retrieve a ladder on a freeway. German Perez Ortiz Jr., aged 79, was tragically killed in the early afternoon on Thursday, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The collision occurred in the southbound lanes of the … Read more
An Indiana Army National Guard soldier tragically lost his life in Iraq shortly after Christmas in a “non-combat related incident,” according to confirmation from the National Guard to Fox News. Capt. Eric Richard Hart, 34, from Indianapolis, Indiana, tragically lost his life on December 28 while providing support for Operation Inherent Resolve in the Middle … Read more
Over the weekend, tornadoes wreaked havoc across the southern U.S., resulting in the tragic loss of at least four lives. These powerful storms not only caused widespread destruction, but also left tens of thousands without power and countless homes in ruins. At least 40 homes and buildings in Brazoria County, an area of Texas located … Read more
The United States is gearing up for a frigid start to the new year, as Arctic air, propelled by a polar vortex originating in Siberia, is set to envelop the country. The Washington Post reports that this icy air mass is anticipated to make its arrival on Monday night and gradually spread to the East … Read more
Tesla, the electric vehicle manufacturer, has reportedly hired foreign workers holding H-1B visas after conducting a series of layoffs in the U.S. According to Electrek, Tesla has recently “ramped up its use of H-1B visas to replace U.S. workers it let go during a wave of layoffs earlier this year.” Both current and former Tesla … Read more
In Texas this year, there has been a significant increase in the number of abandoned babies compared to a decade ago. At least 18 infants have been left behind, double the amount from ten years ago. According to The Washington Post, the increase in the epidemic is believed to be connected to the abortion restrictions … Read more
Arizona sheriffs are gearing up to be prepared in case a successful ballot proposition that criminalizes crossing the international border illegally becomes a state crime. While court approval may be necessary for the proposition to come into effect, the sheriffs are taking proactive measures to ensure they are ready for any potential changes in the … Read more
A Chinese-Canadian woman left internet users stunned after revealing she hid her twin sister’s death from her family for five years, all while impersonating her. Annie Niu, a lifestyle influencer with 200,000 followers, shared a video explaining how she informed her family in China about the death of her identical twin sister, who passed away … Read more