Pug’s mugshot goes viral after getting caught in stranger’s yard
Bean the pug was caught wandering around in a stranger’s backyard and was taken in by the Cape May Police Department Sunday.
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Cop helps mother and child escape storm
A Danbury, Connecticut, police officer was seen apparently helping a woman and her child get home safely before a storm
Trump to pay respects after Secret Service agent’s death in Scotland
Mr. Trump and the first lady are heading to Joint Air Force Base Wednesday afternoon to pay their respects when the body arrives.
“Very scared”: Kids separated from parents allege harsh treatment at facility
The nonprofit, Heartland Alliance, called the allegations “disturbing” and said it launched an investigation over the weekend.
Facial recognition tech goes to camp
More than 100 camps in 33 states use the software called Waldo Photos that can identify kids in camp photos.
MLB star reveals he left game early to become U.S. citizen
The MLB star had a flight to catch so the Dominican Republic native could be in Miami on Monday for an immigration hearing.
Tearful killer apologizes to victim’s family moments before being executed
During the execution, the killer, weeping, told his victim’s sister, brother and brother-in-law, “I’m very sorry for taking your brother away from you.”
Dozens of bodies exhumed in Texas likely those of black inmates
Bodies at the site, which construction crews discovered in April, likely belonged to African-American prison inmates who were forced to work on plantations.
City helps boy get a permit for his hot dog stand
The Minnesota boy opened his very own hot dog stand in hopes of raising enough money to buy new clothes for the next school year.
Zoo officials decide fate of jaguar that killed 9 animals
The big cat is believed to have bitten through a steel-cable barrier that forms the roof of its habitat, the zoo’s managing director said.
18-wheeler carrying corn syrup crashes in Lee County, slowing traffic
During clean-up, law enforcement diverted Eastbound traffic to the Sherman exit.
Vegas shooting survivor: MGM lawsuit “feels like bullets flying at my head”
The lawsuit seeks to have a federal judge throw out the claims of hundreds of survivors against MGM — and stop new ones.
Moms raising awareness about child drownings
“The real truth about drowning, that it is silent,” one mom said. “That it is quick, that it happens when you’re not expecting it, “
Lawsuit claims MGM has no liability for Las Vegas shooting
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Arizona state Senate candidate says he fatally shot mother in self-defense
The state Senate candidate says his mother was “insane” and shot at him with a rifle when he was in bed in their Oklahoma farmhouse one night in 1963.
Lava has destroyed 700 homes – and added 700 acres to island
The island has grown by nearly 700 acres, the equivalent of more than 500 football fields, reports CBS News’ Carter Evans.
MLB star Josh Hader apologizes for racist, homophobic tweets
MLB hasn’t yet had to address a situation like this, concerning a high-profile player’s tweets.
Record 10 homers, slew of strikeouts as AL wins MLB All-Star Game
WASHINGTON — A record 10 home runs. An onslaught of strikeouts. The all-or-nothing All-Star Game mirrored what baseball has become. Astros teammates Alex Bregman and George Springer homered on consecutive pitches to begin the 10th inning, and the American League beat the National League 8-6 Tuesday night for its sixth straight win. “Standard operation nowadays, right?” said AL manager A.J….
Alabama runoff results
In Lamar County, Sharon Nethery was voted in as the Probate Judge with 1,459 votes.
Ta’Amu Ready To Lead, Mullen Says Florida Was “Different”
Jordan Ta’amu prepares to lead Ole Miss in 2018, and Florida head coach Dan Mullen said of all the job offers he received at Mississippi State, Florida was “different.”
Making a community difference one delivery at a time
The duo deliver to and from anywhere in the county including; grocery stores, pharmacies, local businesses, sit down, and fast food restaurants.
Mud and Magnolia luncheon held in Belden
Women in leadership roles were recognized and highlighted for their involvement in their communities and professions.
#HSFT18: Stop No. 30 – Hatley Tigers
Hatley opens the season with a huge road test to take on the 1a south state champs Nanih Waiya on August 17th.
7/17/18: CBSN Evening News
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