Safety Tip Saturday
Help keep students safe by remembering these simple rules:
*Stand back: Wait at least 6 feet (three giant steps) back from the curb while waiting for the bus.
*Wait for the signal: Wait until the bus stops completely and the driver signals it is safe to approach or cross.
*Cross in front: Always cross at least 10 feet in front of the bus so the driver can see you.
*Stay seated: Remain seated and keep hands and head inside the bus while it moves.
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Help keep students safe by remembering these simple rules:
*Stand back: Wait at least 6 feet (three giant steps) back from the curb while waiting for the bus.
*Wait for the signal: Wait until the bus stops completely and the driver signals it is safe to approach or cross.
*Cross in front: Always cross at least 10 feet in front of the bus so the driver can see you.
*Stay seated: Remain seated and keep hands and head inside the bus while it moves.
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A large number of law enforcement officers joined friends and family at Saturday's funeral for Claiborne County Deputy Terrian Bailey.
Bailey, 45, was responding early on Labor Day, Sept. 7, to a large crowd outside Michael Deanβs Convenience Store in Hermanville following the Hermanville Day Festival when gunfire erupted. Deputies were working to disperse the crowd when Bailey was struck by a bullet. He was taken to a local hospital, where he later died.
A procession of law enforcement officers escorted the hearse Saturday morning from Port Gibson to Lorman, was held at Alcorn State University. Following the service, Bailey will be laid to rest at McCaa Cemetery on China Grove Church Road in Lorman.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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Bailey, 45, was responding early on Labor Day, Sept. 7, to a large crowd outside Michael Deanβs Convenience Store in Hermanville following the Hermanville Day Festival when gunfire erupted. Deputies were working to disperse the crowd when Bailey was struck by a bullet. He was taken to a local hospital, where he later died.
A procession of law enforcement officers escorted the hearse Saturday morning from Port Gibson to Lorman, was held at Alcorn State University. Following the service, Bailey will be laid to rest at McCaa Cemetery on China Grove Church Road in Lorman.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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FBI Director Kash Patel: "We've stopped 1,100 terrorist attacks since the Trump Administration came into power β that's a 22% increase from the prior 18 months."
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I had a great time joining the San Bernardino County Sheriffβs Rangers, led by Captain David Ollis, for the Hesperia Days Parade!
Thank you to our Sheriffβs Rangers for all they do to support our department and serve our communities. Their dedication and commitment are greatly appreciated.
It was great to see so many families and community members lining the parade route and showing their support for the City of Hesperia. Iβm always proud to be part of events that bring our communities together! πΊπΈ
Shannon Dicus
Thank you to our Sheriffβs Rangers for all they do to support our department and serve our communities. Their dedication and commitment are greatly appreciated.
It was great to see so many families and community members lining the parade route and showing their support for the City of Hesperia. Iβm always proud to be part of events that bring our communities together! πΊπΈ
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FLASHBACK: Biden also changed White House press pool, cutting off more than 440 reporters' credentials
Details: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/flashback-biden-also-changed-white-house-press-pool-cutting-off-more-than-440-reporters-credentials
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Details: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/flashback-biden-also-changed-white-house-press-pool-cutting-off-more-than-440-reporters-credentials
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Operation Lone Star is in full effect. In Dimmit County, TxDPS Tracking K-9 Bona & her handler tracked a group of illegal immigrants over 3 miles on a private ranch. Due to extreme heat, DPS Border Mounted Patrol took over and completed the track, leading to their apprehension. Great teamwork!
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ICYMI: Lakers legend Shaquille OβNeal graduated with the newest session of FBI National Academy graduates this week and became an honorary FBI special agent.
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Man. Iβm not a rich man. But I am wealthy with love and pride with the blessings God gave me. Each one of my sons have made me proud to be their father. Every achievement, every wise choice, every good part of my self I see in them makes me praise God in my heart. Tosha Joseph: We did good.
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PURE EVIL: POLICE SAY HE HID A DE*D BABY INSIDE A COUCH...then allegedly created a fake person and TEXTED HIMSELF to help support the story he gave investigators.
Police say 19-year-old Elijah Mayes was babysitting 11-month-old Grayson Walton when the baby d*ed inside a Kentucky home. Grayson was later found hidden inside a couch, covered in bruises with apparent TEETH MARKS on his stomach.
Mayes initially claimed someone else had picked Grayson up, but investigators now allege he created a fake phone number, pretended to be that person and sent messages to HIMSELF in an attempt to make the story look real.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges including m*rder, criminal abuse, tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse. Graysonβs step-grandfather, Jeff Barnett, has also been charged with tampering with physical evidence.
This innocent baby deserved so much better than this.
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Police say 19-year-old Elijah Mayes was babysitting 11-month-old Grayson Walton when the baby d*ed inside a Kentucky home. Grayson was later found hidden inside a couch, covered in bruises with apparent TEETH MARKS on his stomach.
Mayes initially claimed someone else had picked Grayson up, but investigators now allege he created a fake phone number, pretended to be that person and sent messages to HIMSELF in an attempt to make the story look real.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges including m*rder, criminal abuse, tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse. Graysonβs step-grandfather, Jeff Barnett, has also been charged with tampering with physical evidence.
This innocent baby deserved so much better than this.
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BREAKING: Health officials warning people about measles exposure across 6 CA counties.
Health officials are warning about a possible measles exposure across California including in the Bay Area. A person with measles who was unvaccinated traveled around the state in trains and buses, according to officials.
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Health officials are warning about a possible measles exposure across California including in the Bay Area. A person with measles who was unvaccinated traveled around the state in trains and buses, according to officials.
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Central City PD announces death of Officer Jason Phillips.
As a dedicated police officer with the Central City Police Department, Jason served others with commitment, pride, and compassion. His badge represented more than a profession; it reflected his willingness to help, protect, and serve. He took pride in making a difference in the lives of others and was respected and loved not only for the work he did but for the person he was. His brothers and sisters in blue were more than coworkers; they were family. The bonds he formed throughout his career, the lives he touched, and the memories he created will never be forgotten.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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As a dedicated police officer with the Central City Police Department, Jason served others with commitment, pride, and compassion. His badge represented more than a profession; it reflected his willingness to help, protect, and serve. He took pride in making a difference in the lives of others and was respected and loved not only for the work he did but for the person he was. His brothers and sisters in blue were more than coworkers; they were family. The bonds he formed throughout his career, the lives he touched, and the memories he created will never be forgotten.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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CATCH AND RELEASE STRIKES AGAIN: More than a dozen arrests, YEARS of drug problems, probation violations, and asuspended-license history.
And now two people are de*d.
Prosecutors say 36-year-old Bailee Lynn Rios was high when she drove her SUV the WRONG WAY at high speed, blew through a red light and slammed into a Metro bus in Los Angeles.
Daniel Castillo, 46, and Gage Weida, 31, were killed.
Investigators also found narcotics inside Riosβ SUV, according to prosecutors.
And this wasnβt her first encounter with the system. Records show years of drug-related arrests, a m*th possession conviction, probation violations and previous trouble for driving with a suspended license.
At some point, βshe struggled with addictionβ stops being the end of the conversation.
Two men got on a city bus and never made it home.
Rios is now charged with two counts of second-degree m*rder and faces up to LIFE in prison if convicted.
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And now two people are de*d.
Prosecutors say 36-year-old Bailee Lynn Rios was high when she drove her SUV the WRONG WAY at high speed, blew through a red light and slammed into a Metro bus in Los Angeles.
Daniel Castillo, 46, and Gage Weida, 31, were killed.
Investigators also found narcotics inside Riosβ SUV, according to prosecutors.
And this wasnβt her first encounter with the system. Records show years of drug-related arrests, a m*th possession conviction, probation violations and previous trouble for driving with a suspended license.
At some point, βshe struggled with addictionβ stops being the end of the conversation.
Two men got on a city bus and never made it home.
Rios is now charged with two counts of second-degree m*rder and faces up to LIFE in prison if convicted.
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ICYMI: KSP honored 84 troopers, detectives & officers who went beyond the call of service in 2025 during the Sworn Awards Ceremony. We proudly celebrate these brave men and women who make Kentucky safer for future generations. See the list of winners: https://tinyurl.com/mwuc5h35
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Scammers want you to panic. Jacksonville officers are helping make sure you donβt.
JAX Sheriffβs Office is taking scam prevention directly to local senior centers, helping residents recognize some of the most common schemes, including jury duty scams, AI-generated family voice scams, and suspicious links.
The best defense? Slow down, ask questions, and verify before you act.
Share this with a parent, grandparent, or loved one. A few minutes of awareness could prevent a lifetime of consequences.
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JAX Sheriffβs Office is taking scam prevention directly to local senior centers, helping residents recognize some of the most common schemes, including jury duty scams, AI-generated family voice scams, and suspicious links.
The best defense? Slow down, ask questions, and verify before you act.
Share this with a parent, grandparent, or loved one. A few minutes of awareness could prevent a lifetime of consequences.
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NEW: TRAFFIC collision injures a 30-year old woman and two Los Angeles Police Officers. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recoveryππ»
The officers were responding to backup officers that were on chasing a running suspect. The suspect was caught hiding on a toilet near the accident scene at Western Ave and Exposition Blvd.
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The officers were responding to backup officers that were on chasing a running suspect. The suspect was caught hiding on a toilet near the accident scene at Western Ave and Exposition Blvd.
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THE LINDSAY CLANCY PROSECUTORS HAVE BEEN DOXXED.
Jennifer Sprague and Shanan Buckingham spent nearly six weeks prosecuting the case against a woman accused of m*rdering her three children.
Both prosecutors are mothers themselves. Every night they left that courtroom and went home to THEIR OWN families.
And according to Plymouth County DA Tim Cruz, people didnβt just attack them online. Their home addresses were posted, threats were made against them and their families were dragged into it.
All because they did their jobs.
You can believe the prosecution was wrong. You can argue every piece of evidence, criticize their strategy and disagree with every word they said in that courtroom.
But once you start publishing where prosecutors LIVE and threatening their families because you donβt like the case they brought, youβve completely lost the plot.
These women were prosecuting the deaths of Cora, Dawson and Callan.
Their families should never have become targets for it.
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Jennifer Sprague and Shanan Buckingham spent nearly six weeks prosecuting the case against a woman accused of m*rdering her three children.
Both prosecutors are mothers themselves. Every night they left that courtroom and went home to THEIR OWN families.
And according to Plymouth County DA Tim Cruz, people didnβt just attack them online. Their home addresses were posted, threats were made against them and their families were dragged into it.
All because they did their jobs.
You can believe the prosecution was wrong. You can argue every piece of evidence, criticize their strategy and disagree with every word they said in that courtroom.
But once you start publishing where prosecutors LIVE and threatening their families because you donβt like the case they brought, youβve completely lost the plot.
These women were prosecuting the deaths of Cora, Dawson and Callan.
Their families should never have become targets for it.
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BREAKING: NASCAR STARS CARSON HOCEVAR AND RYAN BLANEY COME TO BLOWS AFTER THE BRISTOL NIGHT RACE
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