Author: TLNA
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West Memphis School District Enforces Clear Backpack Policy
In an effort to bolster school security, the West Memphis School District (WMSD) has announced that all students will be required to use clear backpacks starting from the upcoming 2024-25 academic year. The decision, aimed at enhancing safety within school premises, mandates that student backpacks must be completely transparent, with the exception of the bottom,…
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Oregon’s Adopt a Cow Program Inspires Students in 2023-2024
During the 2023-2024 school year, Oregon classrooms engaged in an enriching educational journey with the state’s dairy industry. Over 450 classrooms from diverse corners of Oregon participated in Discover Dairy’s Adopt a Cow program, headquartered in the bucolic region of Helvetia, Oregon. Cultivating Learning: The Adopt a Cow Experience Casey Schoch, a steward of Oregon’s…
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Memphis Police Identify Monica Williams in Church’s Chicken Murder
Memphis, Tenn. – Monica Williams, 45, has been identified by Memphis Police (MPD) as the suspect in the tragic killing of Church’s Chicken employee Anitra West, 48, following a dispute over an order on July 8. A first-degree murder warrant has been issued for Williams, who allegedly shot West after an argument at the Church’s…
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Willamette River Tragedy: Kaileigh Seidel’s Fatal Boating Accident
PORTLAND, Ore. – A tragic incident on the Willamette River has claimed the life of 24-year-old Kaileigh Seidel, sparking grief and introspection among her family and community. Kaileigh’s family, devastated by her sudden loss, recalls her vibrant spirit and the circumstances that led to her untimely death. A Fateful Day on the Water Kaileigh Seidel,…
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Mississippi Launches Probe into Holly Springs Utility Department Issues
State authorities have initiated a comprehensive investigation into the operations of the Holly Springs Utility Department (HSUD) in Mississippi. The investigation, announced by Mississippi Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District Chris Brown, aims to address longstanding issues affecting local residents. Overview of the Investigation Chris Brown, in a statement on July 11, highlighted the…
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Body Recovered from Rollins Reservoir Identifies Davis Man
The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the recovery of Hashim Raza Rizvi, 49, from Davis, who went missing in Rollins Reservoir after falling from a jet ski on Monday. Officials identified Rizvi’s body on Thursday evening using advanced symbiotic robots. Advanced Technology Aids Recovery Efforts Lieutenant Russell Greene, Incident Commander, highlighted the use of…
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FOX13 and United Way Launch ‘Stuff the Bus’ Initiative in Memphis
Memphis, Tenn. – NEWS.ORG 13 has teamed up with the United Way of the Mid-South to launch a community-driven initiative aimed at supporting local students and teachers as they prepare for the upcoming school year. Known as the Stuff the Bus campaign, this collaboration with Memphis Shelby County Schools aims to collect essential school supplies…
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Suspect Arrested After 40 Years in Roseville Cold Case
Roseville, CA – Following a 40-year investigation, authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with the 1984 murder of Medline Garcia, aged 69, on Atlantic Street in downtown Roseville. Cold Case Breakthrough Initially attacked, dragged into an alley, and killed, Medline Garcia’s case had long remained unsolved despite extensive efforts by local investigators. Forensic Breakthrough…
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Memphis Weather Alert: Heat Returns with Possible Advisories
Memphis, Tenn. – Residents of Memphis and the surrounding areas can expect a return of hotter and more humid weather starting this weekend and into early next week. This forecast comes after a period of relatively cooler conditions, with temperatures set to climb back into the low to mid-90s, accompanied by heat indices making it…
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Placerville CHP Revives Motorcycle Units to Boost Traffic Safety
Placerville, CA – Motorcycle units are making a comeback at the California Highway Patrol (CHP) station in Placerville after a decade-long absence. The decision, according to Officer Andrew Brown of CHP Placerville, comes in response to the area’s burgeoning population and increased traffic along Highway 50, a major route for Tahoe-bound tourists. Enhanced Traffic Enforcement…
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Upgraded Charges Filed in Memphis Murder Case
In a significant development in Memphis, Tennessee, the case involving Tawon Bradford has seen a recent escalation with upgraded charges of first-degree murder. This follows a tragic incident that claimed the life of Kvon Ford in December 2022. Mary Ford, the victim’s mother, has been vocal about her grief and pursuit of justice since the…
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New Off-Campus Housing at Morgan State University Announced
Baltimore, MD — Morgan State University is addressing its housing challenges with a new off-campus project amidst existing shortages and aging facilities. Recently announced, the university’s initiative includes the construction of Enolia Pettigen McMillan, named after a local civil rights icon associated with Morgan State University. Addressing Long-standing Housing Issues Morgan State University has faced…
