The following cases are currently unsolved but police are continuing to investigate diligently as new leads come in. Please help bring the person(s) responsible for these crimes to justice. On Friday, December 6th, 2013 at approximately 2:55 pm, Patrol Officers responded to the wooded area…
Read More Florida Cold Case: Three Murders, No Suspects
New York is dropping its strict indoor mask mandate as the surge in COVID-19 cases as cases and hospitalizations continue to fall in all regions, Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday. Hochul doesn’t plan to renew the masking health measure which will expire on Thursday.…
Read More Predictable With Mid-Terms On Horizon, Virginia And New York Democrats Flip On Mask Mandates
Florida Democratic Senate Candidate Val Demings’ top fundraising solicitor, Democratic strategist James Carville, cursed out unvaccinated Americans on his podcast last week. “If you ask me what’s my first reaction to you if you’re not vaccinated, you don’t have any medical reason not to be,…
Read More Carville Wants To Punch Unvaccinated “In The God**mned Face” As He Raises Money For Florida Democrat
On Tuesday, Sen. Marco Rubio lambasted the Biden administration for a $30 million grant program that will provide funds to nonprofits and local governments to help make drug use “safer” for addicts in their communities. Included in the grant is money to purchase ‘safe smoking kits/supplies,…
Read More “Insane Vs. Common Sense” Florida US Sen. Rubio Rips Biden Admin On ‘Safe Smoking’ Kits To Underserved Communities
Alicia Griffin, 37-years-old at the time of her disappearance, has been missing since February 1st, 2014. Griffin was reportedly last seen at an apartment complex off Lake Orlando Parkway in the 4300 block of Medallion Drive, in Orlando, Florida. Investigators say that Griffin left her children…
Read More Without A Trace: Florida Mom Missing Since 2014
Jeff Zucker resigned as president of CNN and chairman of WarnerMedia’s news and sports division on Wednesday, citing his failure to disclose to the company a “consensual relationship with a close colleague.” In a memo sent to staff, Zucker said that the relationship was questioned…
Read More CNN President Resigns, Citing Relationship With Colleague
TAMPA, Fla. – On September 6th, 1985, at approximately 9:00 PM, Sonya Dye left her residence located at 2209 20th Avenue in Tampa. She would never return home. Dye’s body was found on September 7th, 1985, naked in a grassy area beside railroad tracks located…
Read More Florida Cold Case: Sonya Dye, Found Blocks From Her Home Near Railroad Tracks 1985
LAKELAND, FL. – U.S. District Judge Thomas P. Barber has sentenced Matthew Holton, 25, Lakeland, to five years in federal prison for possessing images and videos depicting young children being sexually abused. Holton was also ordered to serve a lifetime term of supervised release, to…
Read More 25-Year-Old Lakeland Man Gets 5 Years, Possessing Videos Depicting Sexual Abuse Of Infants
POLK COUNTY, FL. – Click here for the updated story. Polk County Sheriff Judd will brief the media about a homicide that occurred early this morning in Winter Haven as the result of a “running gun battle”. The briefing will be at 11:00 am and…
Read More Polk County Sheriff Judd To Brief Media On Early Morning Winter Haven Homicide
Gambling is one of the issues most governments around the world struggle with. This is why the laws are very different in this area and why gambling has been moving back and forth from being legal and illegal. The same is true for the US,…
Read More Florida Gambling Laws 2022: What’s Legal Right Now, What’s Not