Stricter Move Over Law Enforcement in Oklahoma: How Increased Patrols Aim to Save Lives

Stroud, Okla. — Oklahoma Highway Patrol OHP Troopers are intensifying efforts to enforce a crucial law designed to protect lives. Trooper Russell Callicoat, who has been struck six times by either drunk or distracted drivers, emphasizes the importance of this law. I’ve sustained broken neck, ribs, and even part of my heart was damaged, he … Read more

Florida’s November Ballot: How Proposed Amendments Could Transform Wildlife Conservation and Recreation

The Florida Constitution has proposed amendments on the November ballot that aim to secure reproductive rights and legalize recreational marijuana. However, another amendment, though less talked about, could have significant impacts on Florida’s future. The amendment proposes that the right to take fish and wildlife using “traditional methods” be enshrined as a public right. Supporters … Read more

The Economic Surge in Arizona: $6.1 Billion Investment in Electric Vehicles

A Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric vehicle charges at a public station in 2021. Photo by Christopher Furlong | Getty Images The American automotive industry is known for its innovation. For over 100 years, U.S. manufacturers have been creating exciting new products that push boundaries. Electric vehicles EVs are the next step in this evolution, and … Read more

Christina Lua Sentenced for Laundering Drug Money, Involved in Major Meth Operation

BOSTON – A California woman was sentenced in federal court in Boston yesterday for her involvement in a money laundering scheme connected to drug trafficking. Christina Lua, 51, from Santa Rosa, California, was sentenced to 12 months and one day in prison, followed by a year of supervised release. She had previously pleaded guilty to … Read more

Progressive Setback: Cori Bush and Jamaal Bowman Defeated in Primaries

The group of progressive lawmakers known as the Squad will see its numbers shrink next year after two members lost their primary elections. This comes after significant spending by special interest groups. Reps. Cori Bush from Missouri and Jamaal Bowman from New York, both members of the Squad, lost their primary races this summer. This … Read more

Chesterfield County Fatal Crash: Speeding Suspected as a Factor

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — A woman has died, and three others were seriously injured in a car crash in Chesterfield County. The crash occurred around 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 14, on Buford Road. According to the Chesterfield County Police, two cars traveling in opposite directions collided head-on. Betsy Ellis, who lives nearby, described hearing … Read more

San Jose Police Department Officers Under Investigation: Parraz and Hackney Face Serious Charges

A San Jose Police Department officer, Anthony Joseph Parraz, is charged with rape in San Benito County. Parraz was put on administrative leave immediately after prosecutors filed charges this summer. Parraz appeared in court on August 13, facing felony charges for sexually penetrating an unconscious person and committing lewd acts with a child under 14. … Read more

New Mexico Nonprofit Receives $100K to Build Largest Labyrinth in the U.S.

A New Mexico nonprofit, Cancer Awareness, Prevalence, Prevention, and Early Detection CAPPED, Inc., has been awarded nearly $100,000 by the state to build the largest permanent labyrinth in the United States. State officials believe this project will significantly boost the local economy. CAPPED, Inc., located in Otero County, received $99,999 from the Trails+ Grant program, … Read more