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Man in GoFundMe scam gets 27-month federal prison sentence
Man in GoFundMe scam gets 27-month federal prison sentence

A New Jersey man who conspired with his then-girlfriend to cook up a feel-good story about a helpful homeless man and then used the lie to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations online was sentenced in federal court Friday to more than two years in prison. More

April 4, 2022

Suspect faces murder charge in northern Nevada kidnapping
Suspect faces murder charge in northern Nevada kidnapping

Troy Driver booked on charges of murder with use of a deadly weapon, robbery, burglary and destruction of evidence. He's been held on $750,000 bail at the Lyon County Jail since March 25 after his arrest on a charge of kidnapping Naomi Irion. More

April 1, 2022

Hope Solo arrested on DWI, child abuse charges
Hope Solo arrested on DWI, child abuse charges

Former U.S. women's national team star goalkeeper Hope Solo was arrested after she was found passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle in North Carolina with her 2-year-old twins inside, police said. More

April 1, 2022

$14M jury award for protesters could resonate around US
$14M jury award for protesters could resonate around US

Federal jury's $14 million award to Denver protesters hit with pepper balls and bag filled with lead during 2020 demonstrations over police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis could resonate nationwide as courts weigh similar lawsuits. More

April 1, 2022

Kentucky bill would make ‘swatting’ a felony
Kentucky bill would make ‘swatting’ a felony

FRANKFORT, Ky. (Scripps News Lexington) — A bill aimed at harshening the penalty for swatting is one step closer to being a law in Kentucky. All it needs now is the governor’s signature. It’s on his desk now according to the bill’s sponsor, State Representative Phillip Pratt, R-Georgetown. Swatting is when someone maliciously falsely reports […] More

April 1, 2022

Historian sues NY prisons over ban of Attica uprising book
Historian sues NY prisons over ban of Attica uprising book

Heather Ann Thompson, University of Michigan professor and author of Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Blood in the Water: The Attica Prison Uprising of 1971," about the revolt at the Attica Correctional Facility in 1971, sued New York state prison authorities, saying they've unconstitutionally banned her book behind bars. More

March 31, 2022

Police: Student shoots peer at South Carolina middle school
Police: Student shoots peer at South Carolina middle school

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — A student was shot and taken to the hospital Thursday at a South Carolina middle school after being shot by another student, authorities said. The teenage shooter was taken into custody near Tanglewood Middle School not long after the shooting that happened in the front part of the school, Greenville County […] More

March 31, 2022

Alex Jones agrees to appear at deposition in Sandy Hook case
Alex Jones agrees to appear at deposition in Sandy Hook case

Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones agreed to appear at a deposition in Connecticut to answer questions in a lawsuit by relatives of some Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims, a day after a judge ordered fines for defying orders to attend a deposition despite his claim of illness. More

March 31, 2022