Over $1 Million in Cocaine Blown onto Florida Beach by Hurricane Debby

A 7-year-old boy survived a fatal crash that killed his mother in Fresno County after spending 12 hours by her side before being found walking alone on a mountain road. The California Highway Patrol responded to a call about an overdue party, leading to the discovery of the boy near the crash site, where the Subaru had overturned down an embankment. The boy, who suffered injuries, was taken to Valley Children’s Hospital and reunited with...

New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned hospitals in the state that complying with the White House executive order to end gender-affirming medical care for transgender youth may violate state law. The letter from the attorney general's office emphasizes hospitals' obligations to comply with New York anti-discrimination laws and warns against denying care to pediatric transgender patients, highlighting potential legal consequences. The conflict between federal policy and state law has led to cancellations of...

Vincent Lemark Burrell of Georgia was sentenced to 475 years in prison for facilitating dog fights and abusing animals, with 107 dogs seized at his property in November 2022. Rock, a state prosecutor, stated it was the longest sentence for dog fighting. Burrell was found guilty by a jury on 93 counts of dog fighting and 10 counts of animal cruelty. Full Article

Los Angeles Rams star Cooper Kupp announced on social media that the team is seeking a trade as the 2025 offseason begins, ending his time with the team after being a key player in their 2021 Super Bowl win. Kupp expressed disagreement with the decision but remains motivated and grateful for his time in LA, where he excelled as a Pro Bowler and Offensive Player of the Year. Despite being made available for trade, Kupp...

MBTA Transit police are seeking help to identify a person of interest linked to an assault on a disabled individual on a Red Line train at North Quincy Station in January. The incident occurred around 11:40 a.m. and police have released images of the individual, urging anyone with information to contact investigators anonymously at 617-222-1050. Full Article

The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled that the 2023 law eliminating the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse lawsuits is constitutional, in response to a report exposing widespread abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. This decision allows victims to pursue legal action against perpetrators regardless of when the abuse occurred, providing a pathway for justice in cases of historical abuse within the state. The court's decision marks a significant step towards accountability and justice...