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Cornell University banned wild-game processing in community kitchens after two students butchered a black bear in a dorm kitchen in 2025.
Cornell University has banned wild game processing in campus kitchens after two students butchered a black bear in a dormitory in 2025.
Yolanda Marodi pleaded guilty to killing Cal Fire captain Rebecca Marodi and admitted a prior manslaughter conviction.
Authorities say the 17-year-old suspect in the deaths of two Florida friends repeatedly avoided serious consequences before the alleged killings.
Yolanda Marodi pleaded guilty to killing Cal Fire captain Rebecca Marodi after fleeing to Mexico. She also admitted a prior manslaughter conviction.
A Florida 14-year-old was charged as an adult after authorities allegedly found homemade firearms, explosives components and robbery plans.
A former friend says Rachel Buffett made a disturbing remark about secretly drugging her about one month before the killings of Julie Kibuishi and Samuel Herr in California.
Jennifer Lackard was arrested with her son after authorities accused her of driving him from a June 29 shooting near Bronx Criminal Court.
A Charlotte man faces an assault charge after police linked him to a July 30 attack and reviewed videos posted on a social media account.
Residents in Puerto Rico’s capital, San Juan, are grappling with significant water shortages as a new rationing measure took effect recently, affecting over 180,000 accounts in the area. This move comes in response to severe drought conditions compounded by longstanding infrastructure issues on the island. Many locals are struggling daily to secure enough water as government officials remain uncertain about when the restriction might end. Article Subheadings 1) Background of Water Crisis in Puerto Rico 2) Details of the Rationing Measures 3) Impact on Residents and Communities 4) Government Response and Future Outlook 5) Historical Context of Water Rationing Background…