Quincy Allen, a serial killer who claimed to have embarked on a killing spree after growing impatient waiting for his first assignment as a mafia hitman, has been resentenced to life in prison without parole. Allen, 44, had previously been sentenced to death for the…
Read More South Carolina Serial Killer’s Death Sentence Overturned, Resentenced To Life In Prison
A Tennessee man faces charges after his 3-year-old son fatally shot himself with the father’s unsecured gun. Police responded to a call on Oakwood Avenue in Nashville on Wednesday evening, where Aydeen Pruitt was found with a gunshot wound to the head. The boy was…
Read More Tennessee Father Charged After Toddler’s Fatal Self-Inflicted Shooting
John Cena, a name synonymous with WWE, has cemented his status as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time. With a career spanning over two decades, Cena has achieved numerous accolades, captivating audiences worldwide with his athleticism, charisma, and unwavering dedication to his…
Read More John Cena: A Legacy Of Hustle, Loyalty, And Respect
TAMPA, Fla. – A Hillsborough County jury found 16-year-old Deondre Smith guilty of attempted second-degree murder for a shooting that occurred last year in a crowded game room at the Boulevard At West River Apartments. The State Attorney’s Office Gun Violence Unit successfully prosecuted the…
Read More Teen Found Guilty Of Attempted Murder In Tampa Game Room Shooting
Former President Barack Obama and California Rep. Nancy Pelosi have reportedly voiced concerns about President Joe Biden’s candidacy for re-election, according to sources familiar with their private discussions. Both Obama and Pelosi, prominent figures within the Democratic Party, have quietly expressed reservations about Biden’s ability…
Read More Obama, Pelosi Express Concerns Over Biden’s Re-Election Prospects, Sources Say
A Leon County circuit judge has denied requests from the New College of Florida Board of Trustees and the state university system’s Board of Governors to dismiss a legal challenge against a 2023 law that eliminated arbitration in university employment disputes. Last week, Judge J.…
Read More Judge Rejects Dismissal Request In Challenge To Florida Law On University Employment Arbitration
Do you want to make sure that your next property suits you? Maybe you want to make sure that you don’t miss out on any great properties by simply not understanding the home-buying process. Either way, this guide will help you to secure your dream…
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The 2023 IONIQ 6 has won its first Canadian award, with Le Guide de l’auto naming the latest EV from Hyundai, “New Car of the Year,” in the outlet’s annual “Best Buys” award program. Le Guide de l’auto’s Vehicles of the Year awards program involves the input of…
Read More Hyundai IONIQ 6 Named “New Car of the Year” By Le Guide de l’auto In Canada
LAKELAND, FL. – There aren’t many 21-year-olds with full-time jobs. Amy Rhodes, a 21-year-old Criminal Justice major at Southeastern University, has a full-time job, as the owner of the Lakeland Royals. Rhodes is a regular attendee for most of the Florida Basketball Association (FBA) matches.…
Read More Amy Rhodes: Changing The Narrative And The Community
LAKELAND, Fla. – Prior to 2020, thousands of National College Athletic Association (NCAA) athletes were gearing up for their upcoming seasons of competitions. Many expected to be competing for titles, scholarships, and notoriety within their respective sports. What they got, instead, was a pandemic that…
Read More Southeastern University, Making The Country Aware Of Their Commitment To Student-Athletes