Asha Degree Case: New Search Brings Hope After 25 Years The disappearance of 9-year-old Asha Degree on Valentine’s Day in 2000 has haunted the community of Shelby, North Carolina, for over 25 years. On February 14th of that year, Asha left her home under mysterious circumstances, and despite years of investigations, tips, and hope from her family and the public, her whereabouts remain unknown.

A National Scheme of Theft Targets YMCAs Across the Country In a scheme that spanned multiple states, two men, identified as 21-year-olds Abdullah Berry and Nathaniel Boureanu, embarked on a series of thefts at YMCA facilities across the United States. What seemed like isolated incidents of petty theft turned out to be part of a much larger criminal operation, with the men stealing from gym lockers, using stolen credit cards, and making fraudulent purchases at stores.

Family Seeks Justice After Mother of Five Killed in Ogden Shooting The quiet streets of Ogden were shaken on a Wednesday night when a senseless act of violence claimed the life of a mother of five. Nakina Youngman, a beloved mother and grandmother, was found lying in the street with a gunshot wound, leading to her tragic death later at the hospital.

Audit Unveils Serious Security Issues in USPS Mailboxes in Sacramento Mail theft has become a significant problem for residents in Northern California, particularly in Sacramento, where communities have been struggling with this crime for several years. In response, local leaders and authorities have been working to address the issue, but recent findings from an audit conducted by the United States Postal Service (USPS) Inspector General shed light on deeper problems within the postal system itself.

Mayor Eric Adams Talks Crime Reduction and Reelection Amidst Challenges In a significant interview from Gracie Mansion, Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch addressed the pressing issues surrounding public safety, crime reduction, and the future of New York City. Adams, who has been focusing on improving crime rates since taking office, discussed the impressive decline in major crimes, some of the challenges ahead, and his decision to run for reelection.

A Mysterious Discovery: Human Remains Found Near Brigham City In the quiet, rural landscape of Box Elder County, just outside of Brigham City, a shocking discovery left local residents shaken. A black garbage bag containing human remains was found next to railroad tracks, triggering an investigation that has yet to provide many answers. The discovery, made just a day ago, has raised many questions, with authorities working tirelessly to piece together the details of the case.

Guns from Buyback Programs Reappear in Crime Scenes In recent years, a concerning issue has surfaced regarding gun buyback programs intended to reduce the number of weapons on the streets. Guns that were surrendered in these programs are, surprisingly, turning up at crime scenes. One of the most startling cases involved a firearm that was supposed to have been turned in during a buyback event at Saint Sabina in 2023.

Tragic Stabbing at Frisco Track Meet: A Life Lost and the Aftermath A senseless tragedy unfolded at a UIL District 115A track meet in Frisco on Wednesday morning when 17-year-old Austin Metaf was fatally stabbed by a fellow student, Carmelo Anthony, during what initially seemed like a minor disagreement. The incident, which took place in the bleachers, has left a community grieving and searching for answers.

Man Arrested for Alleged Bomb Threat Against SNL Studio In a chilling turn of events, the New York Police Department (NYPD) arrested 48-year-old Michael Branum after he allegedly made a bomb threat targeting the Saturday Night Live (SNL) studio at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, a location that has long been associated with the iconic NBC show. This arrest follows Branum's disturbing electronic communication earlier in the week, in which he stated that the next time people would see him, it would be on CNN because he intended to blow up the SNL studio.

James Poole, a 19-year-old Milwaukee man, was recently sentenced to over a decade in federal prison following his involvement in a series of violent carjackings and a subsequent high-speed chase that ended in a fiery crash. The sentencing marked a significant step in the legal proceedings against Poole, but his legal troubles are far from over. Despite his conviction and sentence in federal court, Poole still faces multiple felony charges at the state level, which could add further complications to his already lengthy prison term.

Cumulus Media’s KNBR The Sports Leaderannounces that it has signed a multi-year extension with the San Francisco Giants as the Major League Baseball powerhouse’s flagship radio station. KNBR has been the official radio broadcast home for the Giants since 1979. The longstanding partnership between KNBR and the Giants has delivered live game broadcasts with some of the most monumental events in Giants history, called by legendary broadcasters Jon Miller, Dave Flemming, Mike Krukow, and Duane Kuiper, pre-game and post-game shows and off-season programming including Giants’ Hot Stove.

In a heartbreaking turn of events in Toledo, Ohio, a 13-year-old girl, Kimani Lartigue, was found dead under tragic circumstances. Her father, Darnell Jones, is now facing murder charges related to her death. The community is left in shock, trying to come to terms with the senseless loss of a young life, while law enforcement agencies work tirelessly to unravel the details surrounding this case.

A Shocking Crime in Andorra: The Tragic Death of Jordan Baxter In the quiet neighborhood of Andorra, Philadelphia, an early morning event shook the community to its core. The discovery of a man’s lifeless body in the street would soon unfold into a tragic tale of domestic violence, leaving behind sorrow, confusion, and unanswered questions. Jordan Baxter, a 38-year-old engineer for SEPTA, was found dead in the street with a gunshot wound to the back of his head, his body lying between two parked cars on a plastic sheet.

In a shocking series of events, two women have tragically lost their lives during conjugal visits at Mule Creek State Prison, located in Ione, Amador County. The first death, which occurred in November, involved 62-year-old Stephanie Dalles, and was initially ruled a homicide. Months later, it was revealed that another woman, 47-year-old Vanessa Thomas, had also died in similar circumstances while visiting her husband at the same prison.

Tragic End to a Long Marriage: The Death of Chris and Theresa Pugh A peaceful suburban neighborhood in Garner, North Carolina, was shaken by a tragic event that no one saw coming. Chris Pugh, 53, and his wife, Theresa Adams Pugh, 54, were found dead inside their home, the result of what authorities believe to be a murder-suicide. This heartbreaking incident has left family members, friends, and neighbors searching for answers.

Teenager Faces Murder Charges in the Violent Death of Girlfriend In a tragic turn of events, a 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder after the brutal beating and stabbing death of his 16-year-old girlfriend, Kayla Love, in East Garfield Park, Chicago. The young girl’s body was discovered in Horan Park on March 17th, just a day after she went missing, sparking both grief and anger among her family, friends, and the community.

A Shocking Crime on Houston’s West Ridge Houston is reeling after a disturbing and deadly assault took place earlier this month in a strip center parking lot near the 2900 block of West Ridge at Main Street. Surveillance footage captured the brutal attack of 24-year-old Gavin Melcher, who was walking home after stopping at a local convenience store ATM. According to Houston Police, the incident occurred on March 2nd, and the injuries inflicted on Melcher were so severe that he later died.

In a case that has reignited the national debate over immigration policy and public safety, a man identified as an undocumented immigrant from Honduras is facing felony murder and assault charges in Georgia. The suspect, 21-year-old David Hector Rivas, has been accused of killing 52-year-old Camelia Williams, a mother of five and grandmother, in what authorities are calling a brutal and senseless act of violence.

In a case that has sparked widespread outrage and reignited debates around U.S. immigration enforcement, a 52-year-old woman from Georgia, Camelia Williams, was found dead near her home earlier this month. The suspect accused of taking her life is 21-year-old Hector David Sagastume Rivas, a man who, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), had previously entered the country illegally and was released by authorities after being detained at the southern border in 2021.

A Bachelorette Party Turns into a Nightmare: The Attack in Deep Ellum In a tragic and shocking turn of events, Canada Rinaldi, a 23-year-old woman from Oklahoma, was attacked while celebrating her bachelorette party in Deep Ellum, Dallas. This incident, which occurred during what was supposed to be a joyful time, has left Rinaldi with visible injuries, including a broken nose, several broken teeth, and a concussion.

In a deeply unsettling incident that has left a community shaken, parents in Clarkdale, Arizona, are demanding answers and accountability after an attempted kidnapping at Clarkdale Jerome Elementary School. The suspect, 22-year-old Micah Hines, was apprehended following a disturbing sequence of events that unfolded during school hours and has raised serious concerns about student safety and emergency response protocols. A Disturbing Intrusion During Recess…

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The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture is proud to announce that its highly anticipated exhibit, "TITAN: The Legacy of Reginald F. Lewis," is now open. The vast display honoring the museum's namesake, who was the first African American to run a billion-dollar business, will be available to view until April 2026. TITAN is presented by Grain Management and IMB Partners, sponsored by Neutron Engineering, and supported by Daniel L.

SiriusXM and GRAMMY award-winning British folk rock band Mumford & Sons today announced the launch of an exclusive pop-up channel, Mumford & Sons Radio, ahead of the long-awaited release of the band’s fifth studio album RUSHMERE. Ahead of RUSHMERE’s release on Friday, March 28, fans across North America will have the chance to call in, ask questions and talk to the band live on Thursday, March 27 at 11:00 am ET.