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LAS VEGAS — A mass shooting suspect on the campus of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is dead. The Metropolitan Police Department posted that the suspect was located and is “deceased.” The department adds that there seem “to be multiple victims at this time.” A heavy police presence is currently at the scene.
WASHINGTON — You might crack open a cold one and not think twice about the jobs and money at stake. Your senator is trying to take care of that business on Capitol Hill. Indiana Senator Todd Young, along with Republican Senator Rand Paul and Democrat senators Catherine Masto and Tim Kaine, want the Biden Administration […]
STATEWIDE — This winter season, you may be looking for some new (or old) films to help you get into the Holiday Spirit. Many classics are currently available through online streaming services, as are a variety of newer Christmas movies. Continue reading to find out where you can watch some of this year’s popular titles. […]
NEW YORK–Taylor Swift is TIME’s 2023 Person of the Year. Swift was selected from a shortlist of nine finalists the publication unveiled for the honor at the beginning of the week. Dating all the way back to 1927, TIME magazine has chosen the man, woman, group or concept with the most influence — for better […]
LOS ANGELES — Norman Lear, the producer and writer of some of the biggest hits on TV, is dead at 101. Lear died at his home in Los Angeles of natural causes. Lear was born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut, before enlisting in the Army in September of 1942. After World War II, Lear […]
FULTON COUNTY, GA — Former Governor and Vice President Mike Pence has been officially included in the roster of witnesses called to testify against his former superior, ex-President Donald Trump, in the Georgia election interference trial. Pence is one of 150 individuals listed by Fulton County prosecutors in this recent submission. Having recently […]
INDIANAPOLIS — After decades without answers, part of a cold case has been solved. Investigators say remains found in the 1980s are those of missing Wisconsin woman, Connie Christensen. Her body was found in the woods near Jacksonburg, Indiana, but no one was able to identify her at the time. The Dane County resident was […]
WASHINGTON, D.C.–New York Republican George Santos is no longer a member of Congress. The House voted to expel Santos Friday morning. More than 100 Republicans voted in favor of removing Santos who is now the sixth lawmaker to ever be pushed out of the chamber. He had survived previous attempts to remove him, but momentum […]
EL PASO, TX.–Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor became the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court in 1981. The 93-year-old was a native of El Paso, Texas and a graduate of Stanford University. The married mother of three took a job after law school as Deputy County Attorney of San Mateo County, […]
STATEWIDE — You may remember companies arguing that U.S. egg suppliers were trying to artificially inflate their product’s prices more than a decade ago. Now, a jury has reached a decision in that case. Manufacturers including Kraft Foods and The Kellogg Company first filed this lawsuit 12 years ago, when they claimed that egg suppliers […]