An investigation into dementia care facilities across the United States has revealed a concerning trend of resident-on-resident violence, raising questions about the safety of vulnerable individuals and the challenges faced by caregivers.
Boston Stabbing a man faces charges for attempted murder, stabbing, and animal abuse. Court weighs dangerousness as community safety concerns rise.
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A bride shares her struggle with her mother's attempts to sabotage her wedding plans. Learn how family drama unfolds and impacts the joyous occasion.
Family demands answers after nursing home death of 71-year-elderly-man's-missing and found in closet. Miami police investigate mysterious disappearance.
Two parents face child abuse charges after their children were reported to be running around naked in traffic, covered in human waste, According to Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office. Danielle Roberson, 34, and Jacob Roberson, 32, were detained, and each was charged with the charges of five child abuse cases in connection with the incident in September. 8th, according to the sheriff’s department. The deputies first noticed naked children who were snooping around in Wright at around 9:00 a.m. After returning the child to safety, they spotted him and brought him to a nearby house. In the home, they saw another
This weekend, a mobile billboard circling Disneyland Resort and D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event aims to protest recent changes to Disney Disability Access Service (DAS). The DAS Defenders, a disability advocacy group, funded the billboard campaign to highlight concerns about Disney’s updated DAS policy. According to a press release from the organization, the mobile display features messages from disabled individuals affected by the changes. “The billboard campaign highlights the negative impact recent changes to DAS have had on disabled guests and their families,” the DAS Defenders stated. The group argues that Disney’s new policy, which went into effect at
Philadelphia teen terrorist plot revealed as prosecutors allege homemade bomb tests and communication with Syrian terror groups. 18-year-old faces adult court.
Hollywood Hills squatters take over mansions, prompting owner John Powers Middleton to apologize and offer taxpayer reimbursement. LAPD reports multiple incidents.
15-year-old charged with murder after NYC teen arrested for Queens shooting that killed innocent bystander William Alcindor. Family calls for justice.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed two bills to reform pet insurance and provide more assistance for pet owners in California. The legislation, which was signed on Sept. 26, 2024, aims to reduce the cost of pet care and address the urgent need for readily accessible spay and neuter procedures to prevent shelter overcrowding. The first bill, SB 1217, which was introduced by Senator Steven Glazer (D-Orinda), calls for greater transparency from insurance companies for pets. It also requires clear disclosures about the changes in coverage based on a pet’s location or age and exclusions for pre-existing conditions. The bill also
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Nicaraguan lawmakers back reform strengthening Ortega's power
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In a 'Final Four-type weekend,' two top-6 clashes put women's college basketball focus on West Coast