Seth Hansen wins best trainer of the year 2021
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Family of man who killed parents & himself in Racine County in January wonder why he wasn't in custody months earlier
Because COVID-19 left limited jail space in Racine County and elsewhere, Matthew Vinz stayed free. Then he shot and killed both of his parents and himself. Here is the story behind a tragedy that shook a small town in Racine County.
Legalized July 1, marijuana use will still be forbidden on college campuses
Virginia Tech recently made a change to its student conduct policy.
Dog ejected from car during Sunday crash found on sheep farm, herding sheep
UPDATE: JUNE 8 AT 10:28 A.M.
Virginia Supreme Court hears arguments for and against removal of the Lee monument in Richmond
An heir of persons who donated the land for Richmond's Robert E. Lee statue and five nearby property owners told the Virginia Supreme Court on Tuesday that restrictive covenants of more than 130 years ago bar the removal of the last Confederate memorial on Monument Avenue.
Head coach, 6 assistants lose jobs after forcing student to eat pork
The Canton City School District unanimously voted 5-0 June 3 not to rehire McKinley Senior High head football coach Marcus Wattley and six of his assistants after they forced a player to eat a pepperoni pizza as a punishment for missing football practice.
Virginia Tech football player charged with second-degree murder
A freshman on the Virginia Tech football team has been arrested and accused of murder in a death discovered Tuesday night.
Omaha doctors get a divorce but can't agree on when — or whether — they got married
The contentiousness over when and whether an Omaha couple got married was just part of a divorce case that took the (wedding) cake.
Wedding planner pleads guilty to using PPP loans for personal expenses, including purchase of Teslas
A Murphy man pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraudulently using $1.5 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for personal use.
Neighbor rescues Pottstown woman attacked by own dogs
Neighbors on Maplewood Drive say the three dogs that live at the house have attacked their owner before — but never like this.
National chicken wing shortage impacting area restaurants
Chicken wings in demand as shortage impacts Berks County businesses.
Pool chemicals could be hard to come by this summer
Experts weigh in on possible shortage.
‘This was not for her political views’: Former Hokies player defends coach over handling of teammate who declined to kneel before games
That decision to bench her, Hamel said, had everything to do with Hening's struggles as a player, not her refusal to join her teammates kneeling during the unity pledge to show support for social justice.
'It was no accident, it was murder' | Lymond Moses' family responds to release of body cam footage
The family of Lymond Moses made a tearful plea for the arrest of the New Castle County police officers who fatally shot him after body camera footage of the January shooting was made public Tuesday.
VIDEO | New Castle County releases video from officer-involved shooting
The office of New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer has released police body-worn camera footage from the officer-involved shooting that killed Lymond Moses on January 13, 2021, on Wilmington's East Side.
‘COVID-seclusion’ Alzheimer’s deaths climbed as pandemic isolation took toll
More than than 42,000 Alzheimer’s and dementia patients died in 2020, an increase of about 16% over the average death rate of the last five years.
Johnson & Johnson vaccine efficacy can't be compared to Pfizer, Moderna
Somehow the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the third COVID-19 vaccine to be approved, seems to have acquired a lesser reputation than those from Pfizer and Moderna.
CDC loosening some nursing home restrictions
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention changed some restrictions on Wednesday to allow visitors into nursing homes and care facilities. Hamilton resident Rhonda Johnson was able to hug her mom Lucille Westgard, 87, for the first time in over a year on Thursday.
Coronavirus baby boom hasn't happened yet, but could be coming
Historically there have been “baby booms” after events that cause people to stay in their houses for long periods of time.
