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In a significant blow to narcotics trafficking in the region, law enforcement agencies in Anderson County have successfully executed several major drug busts in recent months. These coordinated efforts have led to the seizure of over 60 pounds of various illegal drugs and more than $200,000 in cash, while several individuals face serious charges. Major Seizure at Williamston Residence On May 20, 2025, deputies from the Anderson County Sheriff's Office carried out a search warrant at a residence located on Branchview Drive in Williamston. The operation resulted in the confiscation of over 37 pounds of marijuana, along with smaller quantities of ecstasy and methamphetamine. Alongside the drugs, authorities discovered a firearm and a substantial amount of cash—nearly $54,500 in physi...

Authorities have arrested and charged a suspect believed to be involved in two separate shooting incidents that occurred recently in Upstate New York. The suspect now faces multiple charges related to these violent acts, police confirmed on [day/date]. Two Shooting Incidents Under Investigation Local law enforcement agencies responded to two separate shooting scenes within days of each other in different parts of Upstate New York. The first incident occurred on [date] at [location], where a victim sustained serious injuries after being shot. The second shooting took place on [date] at [another location], also resulting in injuries to individuals present at the scene. Both incidents raised significant concern among residents and prompted a swift investigation by police. Officials w...

David Kahl, the man convicted for the 2008 murder of Brittany Zimmerman, a 21-year-old University of Wisconsin-Madison student, has died while serving his life sentence in prison. His death closes a significant and painful chapter for the family, friends, and community still impacted by the tragic loss. A Tragic Case That Shook the Community Brittany Zimmerman was a beloved student known for her bright future and dedication to her studies. On the night of March 6, 2008, she was found dead in her apartment. The investigation revealed that she was the victim of a violent crime, which led to the arrest of David Kahl. Kahl was convicted after a lengthy trial and was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The case drew significant media attention and left an ...

Circle K, one of the largest convenience store chains in the United States, is bringing back its popular annual Fuel Day event on Thursday, May 22, 2025. On this day, drivers nationwide can save up to 40 cents per gallon on Circle K-branded fuel at nearly 6,000 locations across the country. The special discount offers an excellent chance for consumers to reduce their fuel expenses just before the busy Memorial Day weekend travel rush. What is Circle K Fuel Day? Fuel Day is a promotional event organized by Circle K where the company offers significant discounts on gasoline for a limited time. The 40-cent per gallon discount is available at participating Circle K stations from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time. This annual event is highly anticipated by drivers who want to cut down on their ...

As the week comes to a close, residents can expect a refreshing cooldown in temperatures, bringing some relief from recent warmth. However, this cool spell won’t last long, as milder and more comfortable conditions are set to return for the weekend and extend into the following week. A Cooler Finish to the Week According to the latest forecasts, the end of the week will be marked by noticeably cooler air moving into the region. Temperatures will drop by several degrees compared to earlier in the week, with highs expected to stay below seasonal averages. This cooling trend is mainly due to a passing cold front pushing through, which will bring more refreshing and crisp air. The cooler conditions will also be accompanied by increased cloud cover and scattered showers in some areas, ...

A tense standoff lasting nearly ten hours in the small community of Keshena concluded Tuesday evening when a 60-year-old man was taken into custody following reports that he fired multiple shots at law enforcement officers. The incident began early in the morning when officers attempted to serve a search warrant at a residence on Spirit Island Road, escalating into a prolonged armed confrontation. Early Morning Incident Sparks Police Response At around 7 a.m., deputies from the Menominee County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the suspect’s home to execute a search warrant related to an ongoing investigation. Upon arrival, the suspect reportedly fired shots from inside the residence, prompting officers to retreat and establish a secure perimeter. No injuries were reported during the in...

After nearly three decades of delivering news to the Green Bay community, beloved WBAY anchor Bill Jartz is preparing to step away from the anchor desk. As he reflects on his impactful 27-year career, Jartz shares some of the most memorable moments that defined his journey at the station and in the community. A Career Rooted in Commitment and Connection Bill Jartz began his career at WBAY-TV in 1983, initially joining as a sports reporter. Over the years, he earned a reputation for his warm, approachable style and genuine connection with viewers. In 1998, he transitioned to a news anchor role, quickly becoming a trusted face in households across northeastern Wisconsin. "Anchoring the news here is more than just a job. It’s about being a part of this community and telling the stori...

In a shocking incident in Miami, Florida, a nurse practitioner has been arrested after allegedly removing her mother’s breathing tube in a hospital intensive care unit, leading to the mother’s death. The nurse reportedly said, “I’m pulling out” just before removing the life-saving device. This tragic event has raised serious legal and ethical questions about end-of-life care and medical authority. The Incident On May 5, 2025, Juansette Sabrina Green’s mother was admitted to North Shore Medical Center in Miami due to severe respiratory distress. Her condition quickly worsened, requiring intubation and placement on a ventilator in the intensive care unit (ICU). After 11 days in critical condition, on May 17, Green contacted her family, urging her children to come to the hospital as ...

During a tense Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing held on May 20, 2025, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. found himself in a heated exchange with Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) regarding controversial funding cuts to vital programs. The confrontation escalated to the point where Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), a Republican, had to step in and remind Kennedy to “let the senator ask the questions,” highlighting the growing friction between Kennedy and Democratic lawmakers. The Conflict Over Funding Cuts The hearing focused on the Biden administration’s proposed budget, which included withholding funds for several key programs such as the Childcare and Development Block Grant. Senator Murray pressed Secretary Kennedy for clarity on why these funds were ...

An Egg Harbor Township man has been formally charged with threatening a witness during a court proceeding, a serious offense that has drawn attention in Atlantic County’s legal community. Muhammad Zia, a 51-year-old former Atlantic City councilman, faces multiple charges including witness tampering and making terroristic threats. Incident Details and Charges The charges relate to an incident that occurred on June 19, 2024, at the Atlantic County Civil Courthouse in Atlantic City. During the proceedings, Zia allegedly approached a witness in the hallway outside the courtroom and issued a threatening statement. According to reports, he said, "Don't f--- with me. I will f--- you up," which prosecutors cite as evidence of intimidation and witness tampering. Witness tampering is consid...