Swingers Seeking Fling Lose Pants And $10K In Robbery
The suspects allegedly strangled the victim until he lost consciousness before making off with his pants, which contained $10,000 cash, according to police.
Anti-Exemption MMR Bill Favored Amid Measles Outbreak
"A philosophical or personal objection may not be used to exempt a child from the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine," Washington State House Bill 1638 reads.
Company Apologizes for Vacuum Cleaner 'for her' Offer
The "FOR HER" offering consisted of an assortment of vacuum cleaners, a kitchen water tap and a blender, according to an undated billing handout.
Many Michigan Water Systems Flunk Federal Lead Tests
Almost 30 water providers "registered 90th percentile lead levels" and therefore marked 13 ppb (parts per billion) — that ultimately surpasses the 12 ppb lead threshold set in place last year, according to an MLive-The Flint Journal report.
Vegan Parents Accused of Starving Baby Nearly to Death
After their malnourished son was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday, Robert Buskey, 31, and Julia French, 29, were arrested and booked into Brevard County Jail on a charge of child neglect with great harm after an investigator with Department of Children and Families intervened.
Jury Safety Trumps Public Spotlight Post Chapo Verdict
"I wouldn't put it passed the two sons to start targeting the people who put their father away for life."
Most Wanted Sexual Predator Shot Dead In Armed Standoff
"Pending positive identification by [the] Medical Examiner, we believe the deceased male to be Top 10 fugitive, Greg Carlson," a spokeswoman from FBI's Los Angeles field office stated.
Accused Bigamist Caught In Ohio Married To Wife No. 4
"Michael had this saying, 'I am the devil,'" Katherine Middleton told Newsweek. "He'd say it when he was drunk.
'El Chapo' Likely to Serve 'Supermax' Life Sentence
"He still has capability and resources while his kids run his business for him," Derek Maltz, former Special Operations head of the Drug Enforcement Agency, told Newsweek.
Jury Finds Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Guilty
The Sinaloa cartel drug lord was convicted on all 10 criminal counts. He now faces life in prison when sentenced.
Southern Miss Coach Denied Giving Peer 'Second Chance'
"He may not have acted in the proper protocol but that would be my JOB at Southern Miss," Southern Miss Head Football Coach Jay Hopson said after his choice to hire ex-Baylor Head Coach Art Briles for offensive coordinator was denied by the university.
FDA Commish to Tobacco Bigs: Keep Anti-Teen Vape Pledge
The FDA commissioner expressed his concerns that e-cigarette companies "such as JUUL" are failing to protect teens from consuming tobacco by the array of flavored tobacco cigarettes and vaping pods.
Accused Bigamist Skips Court For Having Three Wives
Alicia Grant is now embarking on getting her marriage annulled. But like the other two Mrs. Middletons she said, "Nobody can find him so we can't get these marriages dissolved."
Alleged Intruder With 'Large Rubber Sex Toy' Caught
"I screamed for my husband and said to get his gun, 'Somebody was trying to break in,'" Marilyn Wilcox told WKRG after Mobile County Sheriff's deputies arrested Daniel Bennett, 19, for attempted burglary.
Death Row Inmate Denied Imam in Execution Chamber
"The state has never allowed an inmate's private spiritual advisor to be inside the chamber during the execution, regardless of the private spiritual advisor's affiliation," according to the federal judge's order.
Manhunt for Armored Car Thief Ends at DMV
"He gave a lot of good answers. He lied pretty well," said the police officer who was dispatched to the DMV that day.
Pair Led Deputies On Freezing Car Chase, Ends In Pileup
"It appears one vehicle ran the other off the highway," Calhoun County Sheriff Matthew Saxton told Newsweek of chase Michigan man and woman allegedly took deputies on during brutal cold spell around midnight on Thursday.
Walgreens Pharmacist Faker Asked for Forgetfulness
When confronted by investigators about her lack of a license, Kim Thien Le allegedly said, "Me and my son would be very grateful if you could just forget about this."
Polar Vortex Blamed In Death of Iowa Student
Gerald Belz, an 18-year-old pre-med student in his second semester at Iowa University in Iowa City, was discovered "unresponsive" by campus police.
Milwaukee Man Froze In Garage After Clearing Snow
"It was like he just stepped into the garage and he didn't get all the way in," his neighbor Barbara Smith told Newsweek in an interview.
Mom Caught Leaving Children In Car During -15 Windchill
Stephany Moses, 25, was nabbed after her children, ages 2 and 4, were discovered at around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday by a Good Samaritan "left unattended in a car... wearing only light clothing" inside a car parked in a lot located on Market Place Drive in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Florida Man Nabbed Swiping Laxatives, Not Painkillers
It was only after taking the pills that Peter Emery "believed were hydrocodone" that he started to suspect there was something fishy and allegedly told the police that he figured out that "they were something else."
Doctor Caught Prescribing Cannabis Cookies To Toddler
Eidelman defended his move to supply marijuana to the toddlers because he was "given small amounts of medical marijuana" and therefore, he told the panel, the danger was minimal.
Columbus to Pay $150K to 2 Women in Stormy Club Arrest
Miranda Panda and Brittany Walters settled with the city of Columbus, Ohio, for $150,000 after they were unlawfully arrested at a gentlemen's club along with Stephanie Clifford, aka Stormy Daniels, in July 2018.
Lawmakers Push Bill to Allow Guns in Churches
After more than 30 minutes of debate on the Senate of Virginia floor, Bill 1024, titled Place of Religious Worship; Carrying Dangerous Weapon, passed, with 21 senators in favor and 19 opposed.
'Furry' Charged in Sexual Relationship with Teen: Feds
The 14-year-old tried to convince her older sister by showing off a collar around her neck bearing her furry name "Bella" on the outside, and inside an inscription read: "Property of Angelo."
Lawmaker Envisions A Bird-Splat Free New York City
"Birds are pollinators and insectivores," New York Assemblywoman Deborah Glick said. "They're part of the chain of life. And so their massive deaths are not good for us."
Mom Nabbed In Meth Bust After 'Atom Bomb' Baby Delivery
"I don't particularly like "Atomic Bomb" but I hope it works out for her," grandmother Barbara Pope told Newsweek.
Student Charged After Making 'Gun Hand Gestures'
"It was Friday at school when the student allegedly was making gun hand gestures at multiple students and then he told his friends not to come to school the next day," Charleston Police Department Lt. Autumn Davis told Newsweek.
Iowa Mayor Busted for Weed Grow During Manhunt
"When we went to the residence," the Guthrie County deputy's account in the affidavit reads, "I could all smell the overwhelming odor of raw marijuana coming from the residence while we stood outside knocking on the door."