BPAs and family members gathered to honor the one-year anniversary of BPA Salo’s tragic accident. The renaming of the Sweet Creek pedestrian bridge to the Travis Salo Memorial Bridge was conducted during the ceremony.
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NEW: Detectives seek suspect who stole historic bronze plaques in Santa Ana

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⚠️A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida until 12 PM CDT

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NEW: NY Governor Kathy Hochul is hitting back at Border Czar Tom Homan after he floated a major surge of I.C.E. agents to the Empire State.

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Yet again, one more story showing the complete danger drunk drivers pose to everyone else on our roads. Last month a deputy was on routine patrol, when a drunk driver nearly hit him head on. This dash cam shows just how close it was.

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President Donald J. Trump welcomes President Lula of Brazil to the White House 🇺🇸🇧🇷

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NEW: Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to Resign

GOP Sen. Brenner sees 'a bunch of appointments' ahead

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is expected to announce his resignation from office Thursday in a development that caught plenty of people at the Statehouse off guard.
Statehouse officials and one elected official told The Ohio Press Network Wednesday evening the scuttlebutt: Yost would resign. Ohio State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) told OPN that he assumes Yost will go to the U.S. Attorney's Office or Deputy US Attorney General. Brenner also stated the announcement could trigger "a bunch of appointments "[Keith] Faber to AG, [Frank] LaRose to Auditor, [Robert] Sprague to Secretary of State and [Jay] Edwards to Treasurer.""
The Columbus Dispatch reported the breaking news early Thursday morning, citing two sources close to the situation. Other outlets, including the Statehouse News Bureau, reported that Yost is resigning to accept a private sector job after more than two decades in state government.
OPN reached out directly to Attorney General Dave Yost Wednesday morning but did not get a response. OPN also reached out to Steve Irwin — Yost’s Communications Director — and left a message but no return call was received before this report published. OPN learned last week that recent Communications Director Bethany McCorkle left the AG’s office for another gig.
Yost, a Republican who has held the statewide post since 2019 after two terms as state auditor, is term-limited and cannot run for re-election to the AG post in November. He launched a gubernatorial bid last year but stepped aside when the state party endorsed newcomer Vivek Ramaswamy. Governor Mike DeWine will now have to appoint an interim attorney general to serve out the final months of the term that ends in January 2027.
The potential ripple effect is exactly what Brenner flagged. With Faber already the GOP nominee for attorney general and LaRose, Sprague and Edwards positioned for other top jobs, one resignation could quickly open a string of vacancies that DeWine would again fill by appointment.
Efforts to reach DeWine’s office for comment Thursday morning were not immediately returned.
This marks the latest shakeup in Ohio’s constitutional offices, following DeWine’s earlier appointment of Jon Husted to the U.S. Senate (after vacated the seat following being elected Vice President) and Jim Tressel to lieutenant governor to fill Husted’s post.

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BREAKING: DeCarlos Brown ‘not competent’ in light rail stabbing federal case.

DeCarlos Brown, the man accused of stabbing Iryna Zarutska to death on a Charlotte light rail train, was found incompetent to stand trial in federal court for charges related to the killing, according to court documents obtained by Channel 9.

Brown was already evaluated to be incompetent to stand trial on North Carolina state charges in the case, according to his defense attorney. New court documents were filed on Thursday in the federal case against Brown, and they outline the process of what’s next.

More: https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/decarlos-brown-not-competent-federal-court-light-rail-stabbing-whats-next/GGM3KYH3JNEIDEMP34GMYMESWA

This is for his federal case. A judge will make the ultimate call here on whether he's incompetent to stand trial or if a medical team will try to restore his competency.

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An astonishing 88% victory by Spencer Pratt in last night’s mayoral debate.

Pratt: 88%

Bass: 7%

Rama: 5%

Will Spencer win enough votes to overcome the usual mass voter fraud by Democrats? His stunning mastery of the facts trounced the talking-point blather of the two hacks.

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A gas station in Chicago was seen promoting $5.49 gas for customers who purchase 3 footlongs.

Would you actually buy 3 footlongs just to get cheaper gas?

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MUST WATCH: HUD Secretary Scott Turner marks the National Day of Prayer with a powerful message on the spiritual foundations of the United States.

“Prayer is very powerful because Almighty God is powerful, and that truth has guided our great nation through mountaintops and valleys for the past 250 years. Our founding fathers were men of faith who understood that God is the cornerstone of our Republic."

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"We're not trying to pile onto Mayor Katie right now, but with so many disturbing examples of CCTV cameras helping to solve violent crime in Seattle, and horrific stories like this one, where cameras may have prevented another tragedy - we're respectfully asking her to change her position on CCTV cameras and expand them before the World Cup comes to Seattle".

- Kent Loux, Seattle Police Officers Guild President

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Police bodycam ended the entire BLM "defund the police" grift. Suddenly, the libs want to get rid of them! 😂🤣

Why? Because: "The truth has always been the enemy of liberalism and progressivism." -Dan Bongino

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CHAD BIANCO DROPS HAMMER ON CALIFORNIA’S HOMELESS GRIFT: MASS ARRESTS FOR NGO FRAUDSTERS! 🚨

“If I’m elected governor, day one I stop every single dollar going to the homeless industrial complex — all the NGOs and nonprofits.”

“Within days, a handful will come asking for their money back — okay, you get it. But the 10,000 that don’t? Those are the thieves. We go arrest them and file charges.”

“That’s how you stop the stealing.”

Bianco is ready to end the massive taxpayer-funded scam in California. No more protecting the grifters while homeless people suffer and billions disappear.

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BREAKING: Nearly 500 homes damaged/inaccessible in several Mississippi counties following yesterday’s severe weather/tornado outbreak; at least 17 injuries.

Governor Tate Reeves: "I want to provide an update on the storm that impacted Mississippi last night.

As of now, 17 injuries have been reported. Initial damage assessments indicate:

-275 homes and 50 apartment units are damaged or inaccessible in Lamar County. 30 roads are closed due to debris. The county shelter/safe room is open. American Red Cross support is available. 

-More than 200 homes were damaged in Lincoln County. The Cajun Navy is deploying a 50-person shelter pod, 30KW generator, and 10 pallets of supplies.

-12 homes were damaged in Lawrence County. Multiple roads are closed due to downed trees and power lines.

These numbers are preliminary and will change as damage assessments continue. 

MSEMA is supporting damage and operations assessments. Road clearing teams are being deployed to remove debris and the state is deploying additional resources as requested by local emergency managers. 

Please continue to pray for Mississippi!🙏🏻

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BREAKING: Two people from Texas were on board the MV Hondius, according to Texas Health and Human Services, Brooke Taylor reports.

The two passengers left the ship and returned to the U.S., before the deadly hantavirus outbreak was identified, according to DSHS.

The two report they don’t have any symptoms and didn’t have any contact with a sick person while aboard the ship. They have agreed to monitor themselves for symptoms with daily temperature checks and contact public health officials at any sign of a possible illness.

More from DSHS:

“Hantaviruses are usually spread through contact with wild rodent droppings or urine. The strain in the Hondius outbreak, Andes virus, can spread from person to person in limited circumstances. It typically requires close, prolonged contact with a person who is actively sick with the disease. It is not known to spread through casual contact such as shaking hands or being in the same room for a few minutes. There have been no documented cases where a person without symptoms spread it to someone else.”

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New York sheriffs gathered at the Capitol in Albany to urge lawmakers to pass the PROTECT Act, which would allow judges to weigh public safety when setting bail.

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NEW: 300 federal and local agents swarmed MacArthur Park after officials say MS-13 and 18th Street gang members helped fuel a fentanyl operation tied to $10 million in drug use.

Matt Finn breaks down the scene on the ground: people passed out in the park, 25 charged so far, and a seizure large enough to kill 190,000 peopl breaks down the scene on the ground: people passed out in the park, 25 charged so far, and a seizure large enough to kill 190,000 people.

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