Arizona Bilingual Newspaper 
Several Republican-led states are currently introducing legislation that aims to prevent undocumented children from attending public schools. This move directly challenges the Supreme Court’s 1982 landmark ruling in the case of Plyler v. Doe, which guarantees free public education for all children, regardless of their immigration status. If these measures are put into effect, they … Read more
A former deputy from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has been found guilty of luring a minor in Arizona, according to authorities’ announcement on Tuesday. A Yavapai County jury convicted Jeffrey York, 68, of luring a juvenile for sexual exploitation and two counts of attempted sexual conduct with a juvenile on Friday. The Arizona … Read more
A Johnson County woman has been sentenced to almost twenty years in prison for selling drugs to a teenager who tragically overdosed. Trina Lynne Golden has been sentenced to 17 years in prison by a Johnson County judge. In July, Golden was convicted by jurors for distributing drugs that led to the death of 19-year-old … Read more
A grand jury indictment has been issued for a Warsaw man following a traffic stop near Sedalia. The authorities discovered lethal quantities of fentanyl in his possession. Douglas G. Henke, 59, of Warsaw, has been charged with trafficking drugs in Pettis County, Missouri, according to the Circuit Court records filed on Wednesday, Feb. 5. The … Read more
An Indianapolis mother lost her life, and her boyfriend has been arrested on charges of reckless homicide and driving under the influence, following a tragic crash on the city’s east side. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department received a call about a single-vehicle accident in the 8800 block of E. 10th Street around 1:30 a.m. The … Read more
Evee Addams, who hails from the Texas Hill Country, grew up in a conservative environment. Despite being assigned male at birth, she always felt a deep sense of being a woman. Addams reflected on his journey of self-discovery, expressing, “The concept of living as a male never resonated with me. It simply didn’t align with … Read more
A California teenager has been sentenced to four years in prison for his involvement in hundreds of swatting calls. The calls targeted various institutions and individuals, including a Florida mosque. This sentence was handed down by federal prosecutors. In November, Alan W. Filion, an 18-year-old, admitted his guilt for making interstate threats to harm others. … Read more
A man in Kansas City, Missouri has been sentenced by the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office, making him one of the first individuals to face stricter penalties due to a recent law change in Missouri. In July 2024, the then-Governor of Missouri, Mike Parson, took action by signing a package of bills, including Senate Bill 754, … Read more
A Massachusetts man is currently facing multiple charges as authorities allege that he was driving in a reckless manner and exceeding the speed limit. State Police reported that on Saturday at around 11:00 a.m., Troopers from Troop C – Tolland were engaged in speed enforcement on I-84 west in the Town of Union, Connecticut. During … Read more
Operation Byte Down, a state-wide operation aimed at combating child exploitation, has resulted in the apprehension of a total of 17 individuals, with six of them hailing from local areas. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation, along with 33 other agencies that are part of the Georgia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, conducted the operation. … Read more