Month: September 2024

By WLFI Staff Click here for updates on this story     WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana (WLFI) — A Harrison High School student was hospitalized after fight with another student in the boys locker room. On Friday at 12:45 p.m., the Harrison High School Resource Officer was told of a student having a seizure. According to the Tippecanoe

By Caitlynn Shipe Click here for updates on this story     DELPHI, Indiana (WFFT) — A new ruling in the Delphi murders trial prohibits the defense from submitting evidence to the jury for their Odinist cult theories. Carroll Circuit Court Special Judge Frances C. Gull said there isn’t admissible evidence linking Odinism, cult or ritualistic killing

By Waylin Walls Parker Click here for updates on this story     Du Quoin, Illinois (WSIL) — There’s controversy over fake concert tickets at the DuQuoin State Fair. Many people got the chance to see Nelly take the stage last night, but some people were disappointed to learn their tickets were fake. When Nikki Banfield heard

By Kevin Craft Click here for updates on this story     SAGINAW, Michigan (WJRT) — The man who was arrested after a woman’s body was found in a motel room in Saginaw Township was charged on Wednesday. Court records show that 46-year-old Daniel Varnes is facing three charges in all, including torture, assault with intent to

By Jerrett Netzer Click here for updates on this story     STODDARD, Wisconsin (WXOW) — Stoddard Elementary held a ceremony for their new outdoor classroom built in memory of Neveah Niemyjski. Neveah was a student at Stoddard Elementary who passed away in 2021. Nevi-Fest raised money for the classroom. Derek Fugslang, the director of title services

By Chad Thompson Click here for updates on this story     NECEDAH, Wisconsin (WKOW) — Criminal charges will not be pursued against the owner of an Airbnb cabin that caught fire, killing six people in June, according to the Juneau County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Andrew Zobal said in a statement, “After an extensive review of all

By Caitlin Boyle Click here for updates on this story     WISCONSIN (WQOW) — The Wisconsin DNR is offering some updated tools for people to explore and hunt on public land this hunting season. Hunters can search and discover new hunting areas by using the DNR’s mobile-friendly online public land mapping tools. One is for public

By Keith Edwards Click here for updates on this story     CLARK COUNTY, Wisconsin (WQOW) — A competency hearing was held Tuesday for the Abbotsford man accused of killing his two children in Clark County, and nearly killing his wife. During Tuesday’s hearing, the judge ruled that Victor Gomez Acosta is not competent to stand trial

By Sam Hartle Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KSHB) — Thursday night’s NFL opener between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens will be a time to celebrate football and the upcoming season. It’ll also offer an opportunity to reflect on the victims of the Super Bowl rally shooting this

By Patrick Hayes Click here for updates on this story     PHOENIX (KNXV) — Veterans living in Phoenix are raising awareness about former service members being deported. “Because I was gone for 10 years, it was like coming back from a really long deployment,” said Milton Tepeyac, a Marine Corps veteran previously deported. “We fall through

By Zach Lewis Click here for updates on this story     NEW HARTFORD, New York (WKTV) — Imagine seeing a 13-foot snake at your neighbor’s house. On Aug. 28, Environmental Conservation Police Officer Jeff Hull responded to a report in New Hartford about an individual keeping a large snake—believed to be illegal. After investigation, the snake