West Virginia State

Charleston, WV

ABC News

The Justice Department announced it made the largest bust of methamphetamine in West Virginia history.

Feds make largest meth bust in this state's history

Pennsylvania State

Aliquippa, PA

Insider

"We've had chickens here in the city that had to be removed. But never a crocodile," a local code enforcement officer told Insider.

Police found a crocodile, over 200 snakes, and a dead man inside a Pennsylvania home. The snakes' owners could be charged up to $180,000.

Utah State

Salt Lake City, UT

Parade

The 'Storage Wars' star died Tuesday, March 22.

'Storage Wars' Star Dead at 67

Texas State

Cincinnati, OH

The Spun

Recent reports have indicated that free agent running back Ezekiel Elliott has a shortlist of teams that he's interested in signing with. One of those teams is the Cincinnati Bengals, whose coach addressed the alleged interest. In a recent interview, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor seemed to dismiss ...

NFL World Reacts To Bengals Coach's Blunt Message For Ezekiel Elliott

New York City, NY

Manhattan, NY

Newsweek

Former attorney Harry Litman tweeted reasons why Wednesday's session as part of the Stormy Daniels hush-money probe did not go ahead.

Trump Grand Jury Might Have Been Suddenly Canceled for This Reason

Arkansas State

Cass County, TX

Atlanta, TX

TheDailyBeast

A medical examiner determined this week that a trio of sisters who briefly went missing before their bodies turned up in a Texas pond last summer were strangled to death before being abandoned in the water, sparking a homicide investigation.The bodies of Zi’Ariel Oliver, 9, Amiyah Hughes, 8, and Temari Oliver, 5, were found in the pond on July 30 in rural Cass County—near the border with Arkansas. Their deaths were initially reported as tragic drownings that sent their family and the small community of Atlanta, Texas, into mourning.New details emerging this week paint a different picture of what happened,...

Three Young Sisters in Tragic ‘Drowning’ Were Actually Murdered, Cops Reveal

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg responded to a letter he received from the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday regarding a potential arrest of Donald Trump.

Alvin Bragg Breaks Silence About Trump's Potential Arrest

Salon

Former President Donald Trump's fury at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg could land him in hot water, legal experts warned on Thursday. Trump has repeatedly attacked Bragg, who is reportedly nearing a potential indictment in his investigation of the 2016 hush-money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, calling him an "animal" and calling for his supporters to "protest" his widely anticipated arrest. The former president early Friday morning warned of "potential death & destruction" if he is charged in the case, and pushed back on calls for his supporters to remain "peaceful."

“Threatening a prosecutor is a crime”: Experts say Trump’s Truth Social post could badly backfire

NewsBreak

The Three Categories Of Online Casinos

People love casinos and everything that has to do with them. This love has been displayed from the many songs that have been recorded about them,...

The Three Categories Of Online Casinos

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