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Year: 2022

Jen Shah, ‘Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ cast member, must forfeit designer and counterfeit handbags and jewelry, judge rules

By Kara Scannell Jennifer Shah, a “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” cast member, has been ordered to forfeit more than a dozen designer and counterfeit handbags, a fox-mink stole and high-end jewelry as part of her plea deal for defrauding hundreds of victims in a years-long telemarketing scheme. In a Thursday court filing, a

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Elon Musk bans several prominent journalists from Twitter, calling into question his commitment to free speech

By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business Twitter on Thursday evening banned the accounts of several high-profile journalists from the nation’s top news organizations, marking a significant attempt by new owner and self-described free speech absolutist Elon Musk to wield his unilateral authority over the platform to censor the press. The accounts belonging to CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan,

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Details in 2021 case with Colorado shooter suggest missteps

By JESSE BEDAYN, MATTHEW BROWN, BERNARD CONDON and MIKE BALSAMO Associated Press DENVER (AP) — Documents released in the 2021 dropped prosecution of the Colorado gay nightclub shooter paint a picture of potential missteps by prosecutors. Court transcripts reveal prosecutors were unable to successfully serve witnesses in a 2021 kidnapping case against Anderson Aldrich and

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Shop with a Cop returns to Central Oregon for an in-person experience, spreading holiday cheer

Thursday was the third and final day of this year’s “Shop with a Cop” at the Walmarts in Bend and Redmond. Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies and other law enforcement agencies across Central Oregon paired up with and helped about 90 youngsters find Christmas gifts for their families. During COVID, officers were given a list to shop by themselves,

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Shepherd’s House Ministries’ Redmond overflow shelter plans for daytime hours due to cold

Those offering shelter space in Central Oregon are looking to expand hours when it gets dangerously cold. Because of the demand for space lately, Shepherd’s House Ministries is already planning to open its overflow space at Mountain View Fellowship Church in Redmond next week. The overnight shelter is open at night from 6 pm to 7 am. When it gets below 25 degrees or if there’s

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