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Month: October 2024

‘It was heartbreaking’: Chatham County cop recalls finding part of Quinton Simon’s skull at landfill

By Graham Cawthon Click here for updates on this story     SAVANNAH, Georgia (WJCL) — On Tuesday, the Chatham County Police officer who discovered part of a missing toddler’s remains at a landfill testified at the murder trial of Leilani Simon. Simon is accused of killing her 20-month-old son Quinton Simon and disposing of his body

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Election officials are fighting a tsunami of voting conspiracy theories

Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Voting machines reversing votes. More voters registered than people eligible. Large numbers of noncitizens voting. With less than two weeks before Election Day, a resurgence in conspiracy theories and misinformation about voting is forcing state and local election officials to spend their time debunking rumors and explaining how elections are

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ANÁLISIS | Mientras Israel intensifica la guerra en múltiples frentes, nadie sabe cuál es el objetivo final de Netanyahu

Alexandra Ferguson Jerusalén (CNN) — Cuando las fuerzas israelíes mataron al dirigente de Hamas Yahya Sinwar en Gaza la semana pasada, muchos dentro y fuera de Israel esperaban que pudiera ser el momento en que el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu declarara una victoria y redujera la operación en Gaza con la esperanza de conseguir un

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Auditors: Oregon DMV data system secure, accurate in handling fees, but online services could be more accessible

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — In a largely positive audit released Wednesday, the Oregon Secretary of State Audits Division found the Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division (DMV)’s data system for vehicle licensing and registration works well to accurately assess, collect and transfer fees and data. That data system is the Oregon License Issuance and Vehicle

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Iowa finds several dozen instances of noncitizens voting in a past election

Associated Press DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa’s top election official says several dozen people who identified themselves as noncitizens voted in a past election or registered to vote despite being ineligible. The announcement comes with just two weeks until 2024 ballots will be tallied. A spokesperson says elections officials compared the state’s registered voters

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Pro-Palestinian protester charged with assault after occupying building at University of Minnesota

Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Local prosecutors have charged one pro-Palestinian protester with assault while not filing charges against 10 other people who barricaded themselves inside an administrative building at the University of Minnesota. The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office says on Wednesday that a 23-year-old woman has been charged with fourth-degree assault and was released

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Forest Service further reduces Red Fire’s emergency closure area; FS Road 60 reopens around Crescent Lake

CRESCENT, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Deschutes National Forest on Wednesday further reduced the temporary emergency fire closure area on the Crescent Ranger District for the Red Fire near Crescent Lake, which remains 3,060 acres and is 30% contained. Access to Forest Service Road 60 around Crescent Lake has reopened, including all recreation residences. A temporary

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Explosion in a packed Kabul market injures 11 people, including children, humanitarian group says

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A nongovernmental group says an explosion in a packed Kabul market has injured 11 people, including some children. The source of Wednesday afternoon’s blast was not immediately clear and nobody from the Taliban was available for comment about the incident. The humanitarian group Emergency NGO, which runs a surgical center in the

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Kentucky school choice ballot measure pits competing messages from Gov. Andy Beshear, Sen. Rand Paul

Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — The debate over Kentucky’s school choice ballot measure has become a test of influence for Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican Sen. Rand Paul. Both have appeared in TV ads and headlined events to press their case on the November ballot question. The measure is Kentucky’s most hotly debated

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