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Month: December 2024

Ex-Cedar Hill officer accused of soliciting sex on duty had a pattern of inappropriate behavior with women, records show

By Andrea Lucia Click here for updates on this story     NORTH TEXAS (KTVT) — A former Cedar Hill police officer is charged with official oppression for allegedly soliciting a woman he arrested for sex. The CBS News Texas I-Team discovered reports he solicited other women while on duty, too. Donald Mercer turned himself into the

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City of Bend hosting online open house to view final design for Bend Bikeway Project routes

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Bend residents are invited invited to an informational, online open house at bendoregon.gov/bendbikeway  through Jan. 2, 2025 to view the final design for the Bend Bikeway Project. This online open house provides the last public review before the city’s project team finalizes the designs and initiates construction next year. Improving the transportation system

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Damascus woman accused in federal indictment of of filing 20 fraudulent claims in circuit courts throughout Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTV) —A Damascus, Oregon woman was arraigned in federal court Monday after she was indicted for filing 20 fraudulent small claims in circuit courts throughout Oregon and receiving at least $190,000 in garnished funds from victims.  Sharon Neal has been charged with five counts of mail fraud. According to the indictment, between August

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Caminar tan solo 1.000 pasos más al día podría reducir el riesgo de depresión, según un estudio

Por Madeline Holcombe, CNN Los pasos que des cada día podrían contribuir a reducir los síntomas de la depresión, según un nuevo estudio. Un estudio publicado el lunes en la revista académica JAMA Network Open encontró que un mayor número de pasos diarios se asocia con menos síntomas depresivos. “Nuestro estudio aporta más pruebas de

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Iran pauses the process to implement a new, stricter headscarf law for women, official says

Associated Press TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — An Iranian official says authorities have paused the process of implementing a new, stricter law on women’s mandatory headscarf, or hijab. The legislation, which was approved by the parliament in September 2023, won’t be sent to the government to enact. The surprise development means the legislation was halted, at

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