Philip Arroyo Law (ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.) — The case has been dismissed against a teen migrant from Guatemala almost a year after he was arrested following the death of a Florida police officer, according to Jose Baez, the teen’s lawyer. Virgilio Aguilar Mendez, a 19-year-old migrant, was arrested in May […]
Jason Marz/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Michelle Troconis, who stood trial in connection with the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos, her live-in boyfriend’s estranged wife, has been found guilty on all counts. Troconis was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, tampering with physical evidence, conspiracy to commit tampering with physical evidence […]
Boys Basketball 1A Semifinals @ SVC RICHFIELD, Utah-Ridge Lundgren netted 19 points and 5 rebounds and the No. 1 Rich Rebels smacked No. 4 Piute 70-49 in the 1A state semifinals at the Sevier Valley Center Friday. Kole Westwood’s 13 points and 9 rebounds led the Thunderbirds in the loss. […]
ABC (SANTA FE, N.M.) — “Rust” director Joel Souza recalled the “chaotic” scene and confusion after he and cinematographer Halyna Hutchins were shot on the set of “Rust” during the involuntary manslaughter trial of armorer Hannah Gutierrez. “There was an incredibly loud bang that was not like the half and […]
WABC (NEW YORK) — A young girl stumbled across a gruesome crime scene in Long Island on Thursday with the discovery of a severed limb, and the resulting investigation has turned up even more body parts. Severed body parts belonging to two people were found in a park in Babylon, […]
Getty Images – STOCK (CHARLOTTE, N.C.) — A Greenville, South Carolina, man pleaded guilty on Friday for sending a threatening letter to a federal judge that read, in part, “I have watched you leave the courthouse numerous times and plotted to get my revenge.” Authorities say the handwritten letter goes […]
J. Countess/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Brown University professor Tricia Rose has spent decades studying race, gender, and class in America. Her new book “Metaracism: How Systemic Racism Devastates Black Lives – and How We Break Free,” which will be released next week, provides an account of American inequality and […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Latter-day Saint church leaders are calling on Utah members to show up at their precinct caucus meetings on Tuesday. Leaders say no matter the party affiliation, everyone should do their homework and know the candidates and issues. Utah will join 15 other states and one […]
(St. George, UT) — There is a new attendance record for Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The National Park Service released its report on attendance and Glen Canyon ranked as one of the highest and reported it had 5-point-2-million visitors in 2023. The previous yearly high was in 2017 with […]
(St. George, UT) — There is a new man in charge of Utah’s State Parks. Scott Strong was named the new Utah Division of State Parks director yesterday by Utah Department of Natural Resources Executive Director Joel Ferry. The move was supported by the State Parks board. The former deputy […]
