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- U.S.Associated Press
Attorney: Teen charged in shooting of San Francisco 49ers rookie shouldn't face attempted murder
The attorney for a 17-year-old high school senior charged in the daytime shooting of San Francisco 49ers rookie receiver Ricky Pearsall said Tuesday that new video evidence supports his theory that the teenager should not be charged with attempted murder. San Francisco Deputy Public Defender Bob Dunlap said after a pretrial hearing where the teen waived his right to a speedy trial that the evidence he found showed that what happened the afternoon of Aug. 31 at Union Square was an attempted robb
- U.S.WAVY
Boy suspended after reporting student with bullet at VB school
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — An 11-year-old boy who alerted his principal at St. John the Apostle School in Virginia Beach after another student brought a bullet to class is in trouble at the school. His family said he’s being punished for speaking up and doing the right thing, and they’re upset because the reporting […]
- U.S.KSEE articles
IDENTIFIED: 16-year-old Clovis Unified student killed in motorcycle crash
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Fresno County Coroner’s Office has officially identified the 16-year-old killed in a motorcycle crash in Fresno on Tuesday. The Coroner’s Office announced Wednesday that the teenager killed was Austin Ly. According to the Fresno Police Department, 16-year-old Austin Ly was the motorcyclist found in the road on Tuesday afternoon in the […]
- BusinessReuters
Airbus CEO upbeat on new engine technology, but says jury still out
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The head of European planemaker Airbus said novel open-rotor technology being tested by engine maker CFM International offers promising efficiencies and reductions in emissions but the "jury is out" on whether it will be commercially viable. Chief Executive Guillaume Faury also told reporters on the sidelines of the Global Aerospace Summit, hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, that deliveries of the current generation of LEAP engines built by CFM International continue
- TechnologyDigital Trends
Apple has officially discontinued these three iPhones
Apple recently announced four new iPhones. At the same time, it is no longer selling three older models. Here are the ones that you can no longer buy.
- TechnologyMandatory
If You’re Still Using These iPhone Models, You May Want to Upgrade Now
The iPhone 16 reveal wasn’t the most exciting thing Apple has ever done, but if you’re using an older model, now might be the time to upgrade. As usual, a new version of iOS is debuting alongside the latest iPhone, and that means some of Apple’s past devices will be left in the dust. Unfortunately, […] The post If You’re Still Using These iPhone Models, You May Want to Upgrade Now appeared first on Mandatory.
- U.S.NewsNation
Video Officers had 'ugly reaction' to Tyreek Hill traffic stop: Retired LAPD captain | Morning in America
Police body camera video shows Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill hesitant to roll his window down after initial contact with police, but retired Los Angeles Police Department Capt. Jerry Rodriguez tells NewsNation's "Morning in America" that the officers should have had "situational awareness" to recognize Hill was a player, adding there is no law that mandates windows must be rolled down during traffic stops. When officers feel their orders are not followed, they tend to react, Rodriguez
- TechnologyMashable
'Should I upgrade to iPhone 16?’ Only do it if you fall into these 5 categories
Should you upgrade to the iPhone 16? Allow me to break it down.
- U.S.KTLA articles
Man, 34, arrested for starting massive Line Fire in San Bernardino County
A 34-year-old man from San Bernardino County has been arrested in connection with the Line Fire, which has burned more than 33,000 acres since it erupted late last week. Officials with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department say that Justin Wayne Halstenberg, a resident of Norco, is suspected of starting the fire on Sept. […]
- WorldAssociated Press
Jewelry seized from Polish inmates of Nazi German concentration camp is returned to families
Stanislawa Wasilewska was 42 when she was captured by Nazi German troops on Aug. 31, 1944, in Warsaw and sent to the women’s concentration camp at Ravensbrück, Germany. From there, she was sent to the Neuengamme forced labor camp, where she was given prisoner number 7257 and had her valuables seized. Eighty years later, Germany's Arolsen Archives returned Wasilewska's jewelry to her grandson and great-granddaughter at an emotional ceremony in Warsaw late Tuesday during which families of 12 Pol
- U.S.KTBC
Shots fired in H-E-B parking lot; police looking for 2 suspects
The Austin Police Department is asking for help looking for two suspects in connection to an incident where multiple shots were fired at victims in the Mueller H-E-B parking lot.
- U.S.The State
Woman being chased by deputies drives into an SC river, Richland County sheriff says
The sheriff’s department is asking drivers to avoid the area as they search for the woman.
- U.S.Associated Press
Personal assistant convicted of dismembering his boss is sentenced to 40 years to life
A personal assistant convicted of killing and dismembering his former tech entrepreneur boss after stealing about $400,000 from him was sentenced Tuesday to 40 years to life in prison, Manhattan's district attorney said. Tyrese Haspil, 25, was found guilty in June of murder, grand larceny and other charges in the 2020 death of his former boss, Fahim Saleh. Prosecutors said Haspil had been hired as an assistant for Saleh, whose ventures included a ride-hailing motorcycle startup in Nigeria, but
- U.S.KIRO
Father of UW student flies to Seattle to confront suspected criminal threatening his daughter
The Seattle streets are a little safer today after a crime-fighting UW dad took on a suspected criminal.
- BusinessNY Post
This is why Michael Jordan refuses to lower the price on his Chicago mansion that has been listed for 12 years
Jordan, the basketball legend known for setting records on the court, is close to achieving another — having the most famous mansion that just won’t sell.
