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Stephen Smith probe: Bombshell report names persons of interest in his killing

South Carolina authorities are focusing on two persons of interest in the 2015 homicide of Stephen Smith, who was found dead in the road miles from Murdaugh estate, new report reveals.

Democrats in Maine's Legislature pass a nearly $10 billion, two-year state budget

Maine lawmakers passed a nearly $10 billion state budget for the next two years. The budget angered Republicans but prevented a government shutdown.

Wisconsin teen who shot 8 people at a Milwaukee mall sentenced to 15 years in prison

Xavier Sevilla, who was 15 when he shot eight people at a Milwaukee mall, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the shooting. Sevilla will be incarcerated until he's 30 years old.

Suburban Chicago teen accused of fatally shooting 3 people indicted on first-degree murder charges

Byrion Montgomery, a Chicago teen accused of killing three people, has been indicted on first-degree murder charges. He allegedly killed his 17-year-old girlfriend and two others.

California judge seeks to bar left-wing colleague from resentencing cop killer

A liberal Los Angeles judge’s Facebook posts have surfaced in a court filing from a judicial colleague who wants to stop him from resentencing a convicted cop killer.

DeSantis' statement on possible Trump extradition leaves no room for doubt and more top headlines

Georgia inmates enjoy steak dinner in jail cell, meal likely supplied by jail staffer

Inmates at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia were seen enjoying a steak dinner and orange soda. Jail staffers likely brought the food to the inmates.

University of Wisconsin regents approve tuition hike

The University of Wisconsin System's Board of Regents has approved President Jay Rothman's proposal to raise tuition in the coming academic year.

Philadelphia political consultant pleads guilty to forging signatures for Democrats

Rasheen Crews, 46, of Philadelphia, pleaded guilty Thursday to charges alleging he forged petition signatures to get Democrat clients onto 2019 primary ballots.

Philadelphia political consultant pleads guilty to forging signatures for Democrats

Rasheen Crews, 46, of Philadelphia, pleaded guilty Thursday to charges alleging he forged petition signatures to get Democrat clients onto 2019 primary ballots.

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