Ronnie Palmer Faces Charges After Shooting of Off-Duty Deputy in Houston

Ronnie Palmer Faces Charges After Shooting of Off-Duty Deputy in Houston

Authorities in Houston have charged a suspect with capital murder after an off-duty deputy was fatally shot overnight, a sheriff’s official confirmed on Thursday evening. The suspect, identified as Ronnie Palmer, was also accused of aggravated assault following an incident at a Little Caesars pizza shop. The events unfolded around 10 p.m. on Wednesday when … Read more

Georgians to Face Over 50% Hike in Electricity Bills This Summer

A new report reveals that Georgia residents are expected to see an increase of over 50% in their electricity costs this summer. Data shows that states across the U.S. will experience higher electricity expenses. Georgia residents will likely pay an additional $72.88 per month to stay cool. Texas Electricity Ratings conducted the study, analyzing Energy … Read more

Warning: Endangered Manatees Spotted Along NC Coast

Authorities are cautioning beachgoers about a group of endangered manatees recently sighted along the North Carolina coast. Paws & Claws Animal Hospital reported the manatees were seen in the Intracoastal waterways between Hampstead and Wrightsville Beach. These gentle giants were observed feeding near docks and banks, where water traffic is heavy. Swimmers and boaters are … Read more

Cops Cycling for Survivors Raises Awareness and Funds for Law Enforcement Survivors

In Bluffton, Indiana, cyclists participating in the 23rd annual Cops Cycling for Survivors began day 3 of their 13-day journey around the state’s borders after a hearty breakfast and leg stretch. Led by cyclist John Heath, the riders pedaled from Bluffton to Angola, making poignant stops in Decatur, Fort Wayne, and Auburn to honor fallen … Read more

Wall Beach Closure Extended Due to Violations By Beachgoers

Wall Beach near Vandenberg Space Force Base will remain closed for several weeks following violations committed by beachgoers, base officials announced on Wednesday. Officials stated that the closure, initially set to end in October, was prompted by ten individuals entering restricted zones intended to safeguard snowy plovers during their nesting season. As a result of … Read more

Virginia Rep. Spanberger and Colleagues Advocate for Vote on Banning Congressional Stock Trading

Virginia Rep. Spanberger and Colleagues Advocate for Vote on Banning Congressional Stock Trading

The TRUST in Congress Act would mandate members of Congress, as well as their spouses and dependent children, to place certain investment assets into a qualified blind trust throughout their tenure in Congress. Led by U.S. Reps. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia, Chip Roy of Texas, and 73 Democrats and Republicans since its reintroduction in January … Read more

Glacier National Park Tragedy: Two Visitors Lose Lives in Separate Drowning Accidents

Glacier National Park Tragedy: Two Visitors Lose Lives in Separate Drowning Accidents

Two tragic incidents occurred in Glacier National Park during the July 4 holiday weekend, according to park officials. In the first incident, a 26-year-old man from India was hiking on Avalanche Lake Trail on Saturday morning. He slipped on rocks near Avalanche Creek and was swept away by the cold, fast-moving water around 8:30 a.m. … Read more

Johns Hopkins Medical School Offers Free Tuition Thanks to Historic $1 Billion Donation

Johns Hopkins Medical School Offers Free Tuition Thanks to Historic $1 Billion Donation

Johns Hopkins medical school will be free for most students starting this fall, thanks to a $1 billion donation from Bloomberg Philanthropies. Tuition will be completely free for medical students whose families earn less than $300,000. The donation will also cover living expenses and fees for students from families earning up to $175,000. Previously, tuition … Read more