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By Nahal Garakani Click here for updates on this story     October 18, 2024 (LAPost.com) — As traditional romantic relationships evolve, there is a new and unconventional trend reshaping the landscape of marriage: platonic marriages. This involves your best friend becoming your life partner, minus the romance. Far from a passing trend, this is part of

By Marissa Wenzke Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES (KCAL, KCBS) — More than 50 pounds of powdered fentanyl and nine pounds of black tar heroin was seized in South Los Angeles — drugs worth an estimated street value of over $4 million and enough fentanyl to kill more than 11 million

By Andrew Ramos Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — It’s not your normal classroom, but some Chicago kids are learning important lessons inside the kitchen of a Southwest Side pizzeria. It’s part of an after-school program for budding chefs. Inside Angelo’s Stuffed Pizza in Archer Heights, class was in session on

By John Dias Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS, WLNY) — More than 17,000 bridges in New York state need to be repaired and almost 10% are structurally deficient, according to a new report. New York ranked 11th in the U.S. for dilapidated bridges in the American Road and Transportation Builders

By 6abc Digital Staff and Annie McCormick Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A medic was stabbed early Thursday morning while on an emergency call in North Philadelphia. It happened just after 6:30 a.m. on 22nd near Diamond Street. Two fire service paramedics from Medic 50 picked a man up at

By Pooja Mamnoor Click here for updates on this story     10/18/24 (LAPost.com) — A new study by a University of Southern California researcher has upended decades-old assumptions about earthquake fault friction, potentially reshaping our understanding of seismic activity. Associate Professor Sylvain Barbot of USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences published his findings in

By Jasmine Jose Click here for updates on this story     10/18/24 (LAPost.com) — UCLA Law’s Tribal Legal Development Clinic just got a major boost – the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $2.2 million to keep it running for another five years. This cash injection will cover everything from paying the staff to keeping

By Tim Johns Click here for updates on this story     CONCORD, California (KGO) — It was a scene of pure jubilation. Over a month after her bird Tofu was stolen, Mercedes Kemp finally reunited with him on Tuesday. “He recognized me as I was crossing the street and by the time I got up to

KGO By Tim Johns Click here for updates on this story     CONCORD, California (KGO) — It was a scene of pure jubilation. Over a month after her bird Tofu was stolen, Mercedes Kemp finally reunited with him on Tuesday. “He recognized me as I was crossing the street and by the time I got up

By Christian Piekos Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, Illinois (WLS) — Two restaurant owners were kidnapped and forced on a crime spree on Chicago’s Southwest Side early Thursday morning, Chicago police said. Chicago police are still looking for suspects later Thursday, just hours after two people were forced to pull money from

WLS By Christian Piekos Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, Illinois (WLS) — Two restaurant owners were kidnapped and forced on a crime spree on Chicago’s Southwest Side early Thursday morning, Chicago police said. Chicago police are still looking for suspects later Thursday, just hours after two people were forced to pull money

By Daniela Hurtado Click here for updates on this story     HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) — A former high school principal in Katy ISD is facing charges after allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old student earlier this month. Mayde Creek High School assistant principal Adrian Lee Berg has since resigned following the Oct. 3 incident and is charged

By Caroline Hogan Click here for updates on this story     INDEPENDENCE, Missouri (KSHB) — A federal judge in Missouri recently blocked a law requiring registered sex offenders to put up a “no candy” sign on their front doors during Halloween. The law had been in place since 2008, but the judge called it unconstitutional, explaining

KSHB By Caroline Hogan Click here for updates on this story     INDEPENDENCE, Missouri (KSHB) — A federal judge in Missouri recently blocked a law requiring registered sex offenders to put up a “no candy” sign on their front doors during Halloween. The law had been in place since 2008, but the judge called it unconstitutional,