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Month: September 2023

Murder suspect mistakenly freed from Indianapolis jail captured after 2-week manhunt

Murder suspect mistakenly freed from Indianapolis jail captured after 2-week manhunt

Marion County Sheriff’s Office via AP (INDIANAPOLIS) — A murder suspect who was accidentally released from an Indiana jail due to a clerical error has been apprehended following a two-week manhunt, authorities said. Kevin Mason, 28, was initially arrested on Sept. 11 in connection with a 2021 murder in Minneapolis. He […]

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These neighborhoods in New York City are sinking the fastest, according to a new study

These neighborhoods in New York City are sinking the fastest, according to a new study

Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images (NEW YORK) — New York City is sinking at the same time that sea levels around the world are rising, which could exacerbate flooding concerns for the region. Researchers have found a way to determine exactly which regions in the New York City metropolitan area are […]

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Boyfriend of missing mother of 5 Crystal Rogers arrested in connection with her 2015 disappearance

Boyfriend of missing mother of 5 Crystal Rogers arrested in connection with her 2015 disappearance

Hardin County Detention Center (LOUISVILLE, Ky.) — The boyfriend of a Kentucky mother of five who vanished in 2015 has been arrested in connection with her disappearance, state and federal authorities said. Crystal Rogers, 35, was last seen by Brooks Houck, her live-in boyfriend, on July 3, 2015, according to the […]

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Weber State Men’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule

Weber State Men’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule

OGDEN, Utah-Wednesday, Weber State men’s basketball announced its non-conference schedule. The Wildcats’ slate will be as follows: November 2 Adams State (exhibition) November 7 Benedictine Mesa November 12 @ Saint Mary’s November 17 vs. Gardner-Webb @ Atlantic Slam (Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada) November 18 vs. Colgate @ Atlantic Slam November […]

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Over 50 arrested after groups of masked teenagers loot Philadelphia stores, police say

Over 50 arrested after groups of masked teenagers loot Philadelphia stores, police say

WPVI-TV (PHILADELPHIA) — Large groups of teenagers stormed into shops in the heart of downtown Philadelphia on Tuesday night and looted handfuls of merchandise before fleeing, police and witnesses said. The stores that were ransacked in Center City included Foot Locker, Lululemon and Apple, happening in “quick succession” at around 8 […]

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Best Value Colleges, Universities In UT

Best Value Colleges, Universities In UT

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A new study reveals the colleges and universities where you’ll get the best bang for your buck in Utah. SmartAsset released its ninth annual “Best Value Colleges” list this week. It puts the University of Utah at number one, followed by Utah State University, and […]

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Local Red Cross Chapter Pleads For Blood Donations

Local Red Cross Chapter Pleads For Blood Donations

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The local chapter of the American Red Cross is pleading for blood donations. Sarah Martin with the Utah Red Cross tells they’re “significantly short right now.” Since the organization shares supplies across the country, the shortage is felt everywhere. The Red Cross says they’re short […]

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Data Shows Decrease In Human-Caused Wildfires In Utah

Data Shows Decrease In Human-Caused Wildfires In Utah

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Data shows a recent downtrend in human-caused wildfires in Utah. According to state fire officials, the numbers show a steady decrease in such fires since 2020. The trend has continued this year, as there have been a total of 290 human-caused wildfires in the state […]

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Zion NP Starts Adding Electric Buses To Shuttle Fleet

Zion NP Starts Adding Electric Buses To Shuttle Fleet

(Zion National Park, UT) — Zion National Park is beginning to add electric buses to its shuttle fleet. The park put five new battery-electric buses to work in the first installment of a widespread move away from propane-powered buses in the coming years. The plan is to eventually have more […]

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Utah Again Named Most Halloween-Spirited State

Utah Again Named Most Halloween-Spirited State

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Halloween is a little more than a month away and Utah is decorating like nowhere else. For the third year in a row, Utah has been named the state most devoted to putting up Halloween decorations. According to a study by homebuilder Lombard Homes, about […]

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