Moshe Ehrlich, a 35-year-old father from Lakewood, New Jersey, is facing charges of child endangerment after the heartbreaking death of his 4-month-old son, who was left inside the family minivan for over two hours on March 18. According to a probable cause affidavit, Ehrlich had long feared this very scenario. He told investigators that he had developed several methods to prevent himself from forgetting his baby in the car, including placing his hat on the front passenger seat as a visual reminder. But despite these precautions, a hectic morning caused his routine to unravel. That morning, Ehrlich was preparing his six children for the day while his wife, Faiga Ehrlich, left for work around 9:30 a.m. Due to their 6-year-old missing the school bus, Ehrlich had to take on extr...

The city clerk of Wisconsin’s capital, Madison, has resigned following investigations into her failure to count nearly 200 absentee ballots during the November election. On Monday, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s office announced that City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl had officially stepped down. According to the mayor’s spokesperson, Dylan Brogan, she submitted her resignation last Thursday. However, due to a clause in her contract that gave her several days to reconsider, the announcement was delayed. The Wisconsin Elections Commission began an investigation in early January after discovering that 192 absentee ballots had gone uncounted. Witzel-Behl did not notify the commission until December 18, more than a month after the election and after the canvassing process had concluded...

There’s nothing quite like realizing you’re dead wrong—after you've already made a scene. Today’s episode of “The Loud and Unprofessional” brings us to South Carolina, where a restaurant owner tried to publicly shame a customer into paying for a meal… that they never even received. Instead of taking a moment to get the facts straight, the owner jumped to the conclusion that the customers were trying to dine and dash. So, he decided to call them out in front of the entire restaurant. But when the woman he was accusing finally had a chance to explain, you could almost see the lightbulb go off as the owner slowly realized he’d messed up. The restaurant—identified in the comments as The Grill in Manning, South Carolina—had indeed brought out the pork chops the customers ordered. ...