Prosecutors have released internal van footage in the sentencing trial of Tanner Horner, aiming to debunk his claims that he accidentally killed seven-year-old Athena Strand. The jury will now decide if Horner faces the death penalty or life imprisonment.
Edmonton City Council is evaluating a proposal to lower infill wall heights from 10.5m to 9.5m. The move aims to address community uncertainty and minimize the need for frequent individual rezoning requests.
A White Rock family is successfully importing the European community-hub model to South Surrey through 'Beehive' dinners, fostering neighborhood connection.
The arrest of former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has triggered a national debate over military accountability and the fairness of Australia's legal system. The case continues to divide public opinion as legal proceedings move forward following the landmark Brereton Inquiry.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is scheduled to testify before the House Oversight Committee on June 10 regarding his past association with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The testimony is part of a broader congressional inquiry into Epstein's influential, high-profile network.
Iconic actress Donna Mills is defending her right to look exactly how she wants after being targeted by critics for her makeup choices. The 85-year-old star’s response has drawn widespread support from fans and fellow celebrities.
ICE agents were involved in a shooting in Patterson, California, on Tuesday, leaving one suspect hospitalized. Local authorities are assisting in the investigation, which has resulted in major traffic closures along I-5.
Colin Kaepernick will publish his memoir, 'The Perilous Fight,' on September 15, 2026. The book promises to provide context to his 2016 national anthem protest, which fundamentally challenged American sports culture.
A mural of slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska is moving forward at a Providence restaurant after being canceled at a local bar due to political pressure. Mayor Brett Smiley led the opposition, sparking a national debate on public art and values.
Following a deadly bomb attack that killed two children, Manipur has transferred its investigation to the NIA as ethnic unrest leaves four dead. The state government has imposed a five-day internet blackout and strict curfews.
A routine dispute over shared bins has escalated into a security concern for one resident, revealing the potential risks of confrontation with neighbors. Experts emphasize the importance of documentation and official mediation to maintain safety.
Nationwide Building Society is warning consumers to be vigilant against rising counterfeit cash scams in private sales. Officials urge the public to inspect holograms and UV security features after multiple reports of 'for props only' currency.
