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Kohen Wiley Case: Family Asks DOJ to Investigate After Mississippi AG Rules Shooting Justified

Thursday, October 22

The family of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley is asking the Department of Justice to investigate his death after the Mississippi Attorney General’s office ruled this week that the officer who shot him was justified. Kohen was killed in a Senatobia Walmart parking lot on June... Read More.

Bradenton Couple Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide on 19th Street West; Neighbors in Shock

Thursday, October 22

Bradenton police responded to a shooting call at 7:59 a.m. Thursday in the 1500 block of 19th Street West and found two people dead inside a home. Investigators identified them as 60-year-old Phillip Edmond McClure and 74-year-old Brenda Gail McClure, an estranged married couple.... Read More.

FTC Sues Ticket Broker Accused of Buying 18.5 Million Tickets and Sidestepping Sale Limits

Thursday, October 22

If you’ve ever sat at your computer the minute tickets went on sale only to find the best seats already gone, a new federal lawsuit might explain some of that frustration. The FTC is suing ticket broker REPS & Company Inc., along with its... Read More.

Pat Murphy Three-Peats as NL Manager of the Year as Brewers Head to World Series

Thursday, October 22

The Milwaukee Brewers announced Thursday that Pat Murphy has been named National League Manager of the Year for the third consecutive season. He’s the first NL manager since Bobby Cox in 2005 to win the Sporting News award three years in a row, a... Read More.

Brewers World Series Watch Party Tickets Sell Out in Minutes, Resale Prices Jump to $97

Thursday, October 22

If you tried to grab Brewers World Series watch party tickets Thursday morning, you already know how it went. Tickets for the Games 3 and 4 watch parties at American Family Field went on sale at 10 a.m. for $15 each and sold out... Read More.

Federal Agents Spotted at Florida Polling Sites as Early Voting Continues

Thursday, October 22

Two Florida polling locations drew national attention this week. In northwest Tallahassee, voters at a library early voting site saw two U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers on the premises. In Key Largo, masked federal agents reportedly arrested a Florida attorney at a polling... Read More.

Five Seconds of Turbulence, Four Injured Flight Attendants: What the Honolulu-to-LA Flight Tells Suncoast Travelers

Thursday, October 22

A United Airlines Boeing 777 flying from Honolulu to Los Angeles hit about five seconds of turbulence during its descent Wednesday night. The plane landed safely just before 9:30 p.m., but four flight attendants needed medical attention, and one was taken to a hospital.... Read More.

Gulfcoast Pride Festival Expands Through Sarasota’s Rosemary District This Saturday

Thursday, October 22

Downtown Sarasota’s Rosemary District hosts the 2026 Gulfcoast Pride Festival and Street Party on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 4 to 11 p.m. Hosted by Project Pride SRQ, the festival has expanded through more of the district this year, giving locals more room to wander... Read More.

Small Plane Lands on Nevada Interstate, Shuts Down Traffic for Hours With No Major Injuries

Thursday, October 22

A small plane crash-landed on Interstate 80 westbound near USA Parkway in Storey County, Nevada, around 8 a.m. Thursday, according to the Nevada Department of Transportation. All westbound lanes were closed for roughly two and a half hours while crews worked to clear the... Read More.

Maryland Elementary Teacher Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen at Barbershop: What We Know

Thursday, October 22

Maryland State Police have charged Maurice Cotton Sr., 61, of Westover, Md., with sexual abuse of a minor, second-degree assault and a fourth-degree sexual offense after an alleged assault in Princess Anne. According to police, the incident happened at a barbershop and involved a... Read More.

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Kohen Wiley Case: Family Asks DOJ to Investigate After Mississippi AG Rules Shooting Justified

Bradenton Couple Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide on 19th Street West; Neighbors in Shock

FTC Sues Ticket Broker Accused of Buying 18.5 Million Tickets and Sidestepping Sale Limits

Pat Murphy Three-Peats as NL Manager of the Year as Brewers Head to World Series

Brewers World Series Watch Party Tickets Sell Out in Minutes, Resale Prices Jump to $97

Federal Agents Spotted at Florida Polling Sites as Early Voting Continues

Five Seconds of Turbulence, Four Injured Flight Attendants: What the Honolulu-to-LA Flight Tells Suncoast Travelers

Gulfcoast Pride Festival Expands Through Sarasota’s Rosemary District This Saturday

Small Plane Lands on Nevada Interstate, Shuts Down Traffic for Hours With No Major Injuries

Maryland Elementary Teacher Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen at Barbershop: What We Know

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