Rasmus Hojlund has admitted to feeling guilty over Denmark’s Euro 2024 exit after failing to score in the tournament. The Manchester United striker took to social media after Denmark’s 2-0 defeat to Germany in their round-of-16 tie on Saturday night. Hojlund missed several good chances in Dortmund with ITV pundits Ian Wright and Roy Keane […]
El Paso juries returned not guilty verdicts in several criminal cases, including unrelated trials involving charges of murder and sexual abuse of a child. An El Paso jury also acquitted a woman of intoxicated manslaughter and convicted her of misdemeanor driving while intoxicated in a fatal 2021 crash, while another woman was sentenced by a […]
A man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to charges for his role in a 2022 Greene County shooting. >>PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Man pleads guilty for his part in 2022 Greene County shooting Aaron Davis, 22, was sentenced to 32 to 37.5 years in prison on Friday in Greene County Common Pleas Court, according […]
A Texas man pleaded guilty on Friday to assaulting officers at the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot, the United States Attorney’s Office District of Columbia announced in a news release. Kyle Douglas McMahan, 42, of Watauga, pleaded guilty to assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers — a felony. He will learn his sentence on Sept. […]
The former co-founder and president of a Bellingham nonprofit that helps unhoused people will pay nearly $50,000 back to the organization after he pleaded guilty to embezzling the funds over a multi-year period. James “Jim” Lee Peterson, 67, of Bellingham, pleaded guilty June 3 in Whatcom County Superior Court to one count of first-degree theft, […]
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Ind. — Amy Word, an Evansville school board member and former owner of Lamasco Bar and Grill, was found guilty Friday of maintaining a common nuisance after a three-day trial in Sullivan, Indiana. Word, 48, took a gamble taking her case to trial because according to her attorney, prosecutors had offered to place […]
A man accused of shooting at Springfield officers has been convicted. A Clark County jury convicted Laurence Thompson of felonious assault charges, according to Clark County Prosecutor Daniel Driscoll. On Aug. 10, 2022, two Springfield officers responded to a call on Lagonda Avenue. > Investigation of serious motorcycle crash is keeping road in Huber Heights […]
After two days of testimony and seven hours of deliberation, a jury has found a former law enforcement officer, Boy Scout leader and foster father guilty on nine counts and not guilty on eight counts. At six hours, the court issued a “hammer instruction,” which directs jurors that it is desirable to reach a decision […]
A 75-year-old Independence man accused of strangling his wife to death while she was at Centerpoint Medical Center last month pleaded not guilty to a murder charge Thursday. A grand jury indicted Ronnie J. Wiggs on a second-degree murder charge in Jackson County Circuit Court earlier this month. In an appearance by WebEx Thursday afternoon, […]
Jun. 27—A suspended Kettering City Schools music teacher who is facing six felony counts after child pornography was found on his phone pleaded not guilty to the charges Thursday. Matthew Ryan Koehler, 37, of Centerville, was indicted earlier this month on five counts of pandering obscenity involving a minor and one count of illegal use […]
Jun. 26—GOSHEN — Jose Elizalde is the first of Goshen Community School’s candidates to plead guilty to election fraud, stemming from the 2022 school board elections. Elkhart County Superior Court 3 Judge Teresa Cataldo accepted his plea, filed May 30, during court proceedings Wednesday. Elizalde pleaded guilty to one count of Filing a Fraudulent Report, […]
The last man connected to a group that was concocting plans to take down the power grid in Idaho and other states has pleaded guilty. Court records show that Jordan Duncan, 29, of Boise, pleaded guilty in North Carolina to aiding and abetting the manufacturing of a firearm in the wide-ranging case. He could face […]