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Memphians Mobilize, Over 50 Tips Flood in as Police Pursue Orange Mound Block Party Shooters
In response to the mass shooting at an Orange Mound block party, CrimeStoppers of Memphis has received a flood of tips, surpassing 50 as concerned citizens step forward to assist in the investigation. This surge has been likened to the high volume of tips previously seen in the rapper Young Dolph's murder case, according to Action News 5.
Winner of Texas’ 13th Congressional District Art Competition announced
AMARILLO, Texas (KAUZ) - Congressman Ronny Jackson (TX-13) announced the district winner of the Congressional Art Competition this week. The annual contest between high school students across the county gives artists the opportunity to have their work featured in the United States Capitol for a whole year. The student chosen...
Hollis woman feeds dog piece of meat with shards of glass inside, authorities say
HOLLIS, Okla. (KSWO) - A Hollis woman, who’s already under investigation for allegedly shooting a dog, is now criminally charged after she’s accused of feeding a dog a piece of meat with glass in it. Mary Kromer faces just a single felony charge of animal cruelty. The first...
Final wish granted during funeral for 13-year-old Hollis boy diagnosed with cancer
HOLLIS, Okla. (KSWO) - Jaxon Dugger was diagnosed with cancer when he was two-years-old. “He was always very friendly, loving. I mean, he probably would’ve hugged you already and you’ve only been in our house ten minutes,” J’Cinda Stripling, Jaxon’s mom said. “He loved everybody. Very loving. I think sometimes he would tell us he loved us about 20 times a day at least.”
Adaptive shooting competition equalizes playing field
HOLLIS, Maine — On Sunday, the Buxton & Hollis Rod & Gun Club held what it's calling "the only event of its kind." The club held a competitive shooting competition, The Great Equalizer, where people with disabilities had the chance to compete on an even playing field. "I thought,...
Teenager with viral American flag pickup drove to Oklahoma to fulfill cancer-stricken child’s wish
WEST HARRISON, Ind. (WXIX/Gray News) - An Indiana teen who went viral after he refused to take the American flag off his truck in his high school parking lot was asked by an Oklahoma family to help lay a 13-year-old who died after a battle with cancer to rest. Cameron...
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