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People are fascinated by big fish, and the Department of Natural Resources, like other conservation agencies across the country, maintains a list of “record fish” caught in Minnesota – a program that requires anglers to provide the truth about weight and/or length say their catches, a whopper of an expectation. Now the DNR is looking … Read more
In this screenshot from a deputy’s body-worn camera, Kingfisher County sheriffs deputies and narcotics officers search a marijuana farm near Hennessey on November 21, the day after a quadruple murder. KINGFISHER – The survivor of the mass shooting at an Oklahoma marijuana farm was arrested Wednesday as a result of an investigation into the legality … Read more
GM Hikaru Nakamura filed a motion to dismiss GM Hans Niemann’s lawsuit on December 7 in the Eastern District of Missouri. This is the latest development in the defamation lawsuit filed in late October that has attracted international attention. Chess.com, GM Magnus Carlsen and IM Daniel Rensch submitted their respective recall requests last week. The … Read more
By Rett Nelson Click here for updates on this story IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (eastidahonews.com) — Friends and family are mourning the loss of a local girl who succumbed to a rare disease last week just weeks before her 12th birthday. Zion Waynewood of Idaho Falls died Dec. 1 of thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, a life-threatening blood … Read more
Hanna Tatarenkois shares a moment with her son Yaroslav Tatarenkois in Ashland. [Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune] Hanna, Yaroslav, Tymofii and Serhii Tatarenkois are refugees from Ukraine living in Ashland. [Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune] Editor’s note: Light One Candle is an annual series sponsored by the Mail Tribune that focuses on individuals, groups or … Read more
Photo courtesy of Shop with a Cop – Capital City Chapter of the Alaska Peace Officers Association Facebook page. Juneau, Alaska (KINY) – Approximately 30 children from various nominations will be selected to participate in the annual Shop with a Cop program next weekend. Kirt Stage-Harvey, a JPD detective and board member of the Alaska … Read more
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ELLSWORTH, Wisconsin — A Wisconsin nurse accused of amputating the foot of a dying man without his permission has been banned from working as a nurse, court records say. >> Read more trending news Mary K. Brown, 38, has been charged with physical abuse of an elderly person, intentionally causing great bodily harm and mayhem, … Read more
It took three sports betting applications for the state’s Gambling Commission to find one that met their standards. “Congratulations to Encore,” said Commissioner Nakisha Skinner. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission met for the third time this week to consider a casino sportsbook license when it unanimously approved Encore Boston Harbor as the state’s first fully licensed … Read more
Sports lining: The Nevada wolf pack’s greatest fear of the last six decades may finally come true. The UNLV Rebels, who traditionally believe the letter F in football represents folly, fiasco, farce and failure, appear to take the sport seriously. This is the pack’s nightmare come to life. The Wolf Pack has made no secret … Read more
MANNING, ND — The Dunn County Commission welcomed new officers and recognized those stepping down during a regular December 7 meeting. Newly elected Commissioners Tracey Dolezal and Robert Kleemann were sworn in, filling the seats of former Commissioners Daryl Dukart and JoAnn Marsh. Dukart withdrew and Marsh lost her re-election bid. Incumbent Craig Pelton was … Read more