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  • Detroit Family Tragedy: Double Murder-Suicide Claims Three Lives on City’s West Side

    Detroit Family Tragedy: Double Murder-Suicide Claims Three Lives on City’s West Side

    DETROIT, MI — A heartbreaking double murder-suicide has left a Detroit neighborhood in mourning after a deadly altercation claimed the lives of three family members on Tuesday, July 22, 2025. The incident unfolded on Pembroke Street, near Eight Mile and Wyoming, sending shockwaves through the tight-knit community.

    According to Detroit Police, a young man in his 20s was involved in a heated dispute with two older male relatives inside the home. During the confrontation, the young man allegedly retrieved a firearm and fatally shot both men before turning the gun on himself. All three men were pronounced dead at the scene.

    Though police have not released the victims’ names, a close friend told citizen journalist Marc D’Andre during on-site coverage that the deceased were a father, uncle, and son — a family destroyed in an instant.

    Tragically, it was also revealed that the family suffered another devastating loss just three years ago, when the young suspect’s sister died by suicide. The compounded grief has left loved ones and neighbors reeling, with many expressing sympathy and concern for the surviving family members.

    “This is a tragedy on so many levels — a family torn apart, a community in pain,” one neighbor shared.

    Authorities say the investigation is ongoing as detectives work to piece together the circumstances that led to the fatal dispute. No additional information has been released at this time.

    The community continues to extend its heartfelt condolences to the grieving family, as another Detroit household is left to cope with unimaginable loss.

  • TRAGIC UPDATE: Missing Toddler Zeldris Found Deceased in Silverthorne

    TRAGIC UPDATE: Missing Toddler Zeldris Found Deceased in Silverthorne

    SILVERTHORNE, COLORADO — With profound sorrow and heavy hearts, we share that the search for 1½-year-old Zeldris has come to a devastating end. Authorities confirmed this evening that the young boy’s body was recovered near the Blue River in Silverthorne.

    Zeldris was reported missing earlier this week, prompting an immediate and expansive search effort involving local, county, and state resources. Despite the swift and tireless work by rescue crews, the tragedy unfolded in the most heartbreaking way possible.

    “Our hearts are absolutely broken for Zeldris’s family as they endure this unimaginable loss,” officials said in a statement. “There are no words for this kind of pain.”

    We extend our deepest condolences to the grieving family and heartfelt gratitude to the Silverthorne Police Department, Summit County Sheriff’s Office, Colorado State Patrol, local fire and EMS, and all the search and rescue teams who mobilized quickly and worked around the clock in hopes of bringing Zeldris home safely.

    Please keep Zeldris’s loved ones—and the first responders who walked every step of this painful journey—in your thoughts during this time of unbearable grief.

    Rest peacefully, sweet boy.

  • Port Jervis Man Killed After Being Struck by Car on N.J. Highway

    Port Jervis Man Killed After Being Struck by Car on N.J. Highway

    MONTAGUE TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A 71-year-old man from New York tragically lost his life Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle on a New Jersey highway, authorities confirmed.

    According to the New Jersey State Police, Thomas Brislin, a resident of Port Jervis, N.Y., was struck while in the roadway along Route 23 south near milepost 51.7 in Montague Township at approximately 7:20 a.m..

    Emergency responders arrived at the scene, but sadly, Thomas Brislin was pronounced deceased. No additional injuries were reported in the incident, and the driver involved remained at the scene.

    Authorities have not yet released further details about the circumstances that led to Brislin being in the roadway. The investigation remains ongoing, and no charges have been announced as of Tuesday afternoon.

    Officials urge anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has relevant information to come forward as they work to determine what happened in this tragic case.

  • Detroit Family Tragedy: Three Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide on City’s Westside

    Detroit Family Tragedy: Three Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide on City’s Westside

    DETROIT, Mich. — A devastating tragedy unfolded Tuesday evening on Detroit’s west side, where three family members were found dead in what police are investigating as an apparent murder-suicide.

    Just after 6 p.m., officers responded to a call about a shooting in the 20400 block of Pinehurst Street. Upon arrival, they discovered the bodies of three individuals inside the home — all suffering from fatal gunshot wounds.

    According to Detroit Police, all of the victims were related, and the incident is believed to have stemmed from a family conflict. While the exact circumstances remain unclear, investigators are treating the situation as an isolated murder-suicide, with no indication of an external threat to the public.

    As of Tuesday evening, it was still unknown if anyone else was in the home at the time of the shooting. Authorities have not yet released the names or ages of the victims, pending notification of next of kin.

    “We’re treating this as a family tragedy,” said a police spokesperson. “Our investigators are working to understand what led to this horrific situation. It’s a heartbreaking reminder of the emotional toll some families may be carrying in silence.”

    Neighbors expressed shock and sorrow upon hearing the news, with some describing the family as quiet and private.

    The Detroit Police Department is continuing its investigation. Crisis support services are being made available for affected family members and the surrounding community as they grapple with the tragic loss.

    Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Detroit police or Crime Stoppers.

  • Trenton Community Grieves Loss of 5-Year-Old Girl Who Drowned in Neighbor’s Pool

    Trenton Community Grieves Loss of 5-Year-Old Girl Who Drowned in Neighbor’s Pool

    TRENTON, Tenn. — A heartbreaking tragedy has struck the Trenton community as police confirm the drowning death of a 5-year-old autistic girl early Tuesday morning.

    According to Trenton Police Chief Bill Cusson, officers were dispatched around 6 a.m. to the 100 block of Lyndale Street after receiving a report that the young child had gone missing from her home. Officers immediately began canvassing the surrounding area in a desperate effort to locate her.

    While searching, an officer noticed a black fence with a visible gap in the 100 block of Adams Street, just across a nearby field. Inside the yard, he saw a pool and the homeowner sitting outside drinking coffee. The officer approached and informed the resident about the missing child.

    Upon investigating the pool area with the homeowner, the officer made a devastating discovery — the child was at the bottom of the pool.

    Without hesitation, he radioed for assistance and jumped into the water to pull the child out. A second officer quickly arrived on scene and began performing CPR. The little girl was transported to the Milan Emergency Room, but tragically, she was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.

    Chief Cusson confirmed the drowning and said the investigation remains ongoing, as authorities work to determine how the child managed to access the neighbor’s pool.

    The news has left the Trenton community shaken and mourning the loss of such a young life. Neighbors and friends have expressed sorrow and support for the girl’s family during this devastating time.

    “Our hearts are broken,” said one neighbor. “She was just a sweet little girl. No family should have to go through this.”

    Officials urge all residents to ensure pools are properly secured and encourage vigilance in supervising young children — especially those with special needs who may be more prone to wandering.

    The child’s name has not been released at this time out of respect for the family’s privacy.

  • Crash Report Reveals Windshield Was ‘Frosted’ in Tragic Mobile Crash That Killed Two Teens — No Charges Expected for Driver

    Crash Report Reveals Windshield Was ‘Frosted’ in Tragic Mobile Crash That Killed Two Teens — No Charges Expected for Driver

    MOBILE, Ala.  — The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) has released new details surrounding the heartbreaking crash that claimed the lives of two teenage girls in Mobile earlier this month. Nearly three weeks after the tragedy, ALEA officials confirmed no criminal charges are expected to be filed against the driver involved.

    The fatal crash occurred around 1 a.m. on July 2, along Airport Boulevard near Trailwood Boulevard, where 16-year-old Tykerriya and 15-year-old Malaysia were walking in the roadway when they were struck by a vehicle traveling westbound.

    According to the official crash report, the driver told investigators she did not see the girls because her windshield was “frosted” at the time of the collision. The report notes, “It’s unclear why,” referring to the condition of the windshield. The driver also stated she was unaware of what she had hit until she got out of her car and then attempted to render aid to the girls.

    The report confirms that both Tykerriya and Malaysia were walking westbound along the right side of Airport Boulevard, in the same direction the vehicle was traveling. The driver was reportedly in the outside lane at the time of the impact.

    The incident has sparked outrage and heartbreak across the community, with many demanding accountability and further investigation into how such a preventable tragedy could have occurred.

    Family and friends of the two girls have gathered in recent weeks to honor their memory, lighting candles, sharing stories, and calling for greater safety measures along busy roadways, especially in the overnight hours.

    Despite the public outcry, ALEA released a statement on Tuesday indicating that no arrest is anticipated, and there are currently no pending criminal charges related to the crash.

    As loved ones continue to mourn the loss of two vibrant young lives, the Mobile community remains gripped by sorrow and frustration — searching for answers, justice, and ways to ensure this kind of tragedy never happens again.

  • Liberty Rowan Hall | 2014 – 2025 | Obituary

    Liberty Rowan Hall | 2014 – 2025 | Obituary

    Liberty Rowan Hall, 10, of Mt. Sterling, KY passed away Sunday, July 20, 2025 at St. Joseph Hospital Mt. Sterling, KY.  She was born September 30, 2014 in Mt. Sterling, KY to Alex Gregory Hall and Kayla Cantrell Hall.  She attended Redeeming Grace Church in Morehead, KY. Liberty loved being with her friends, cousins, and loved ones.  She was hilarious and loved making people laugh.  Her favorite things were making masks, jewelry, tails, and costumes.  She made everything a little more fun with glitter, googly eyes, and paint.  She was quirky and silly and would make sure anyone who was down was lifted up.  She never found a creature that wasn’t her best friend, but she particularly loved frogs.

    She is survived by her parents, Alex Gregory Hall and Kayla Cantrell Hall of Mt. Sterling, KY; brothers, Alex Hall, Jr. of West Milton, OH and Killian Hall of Mt. Sterling, KY; sisters, Lily Hall of West Milton, OH and Lexie Hall of Mt. Sterling, KY; maternal grandparents, Sammy and Debbie Cantrell of West Liberty, KY; paternal grandparents, William and Tammy Mills of Dayton, OH and Kimberly Hall of Dayton, OH; and paternal great grandparents, General Lee and Jeanette Mills of New Carlisle, OH.

    She is preceded in death by her maternal great grandparents, Woody Cantrell, Vertie Cantrell, Howard “Butch” Hamilton and Fern Hamilton; and paternal great grandparents, Walter and Barbara Hall.

    Funeral services will be held 1 PM, Friday, July 25, 2025 at Taul Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Steven Stanley and John Fry officiating, burial following at Machpelah Cemetery.  Visitation will be held 11 AM-1 PM, Friday, July 25, 2025 at Taul Funeral Home Chapel.  Pallbearers will be Chad Cantrell, William Mills, Robert Jeffcoat, George Romero, Alex Hall, Jr., and Joey Whitt.  Honorary pallbearer will be Killian Hall.  In lieu of flowers, please send donations to American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Attn: Michael Swyer, 199 Water Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10038.

  • BREAKING: Death Investigation Underway in Caldwell County After Body Found Near Playmore Beach Road

    BREAKING: Death Investigation Underway in Caldwell County After Body Found Near Playmore Beach Road

    CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C. — The Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that a death investigation is currently underway after a body was discovered down an embankment along Playmore Beach Road, just south of Lenoir.

    Very few details have been released at this time, but authorities have confirmed that a vehicle was located nearby, potentially connected to the ongoing investigation. The area has been cordoned off as deputies work to determine the circumstances surrounding the discovery.

    Officials say they plan to release additional information about the case on Wednesday morning, as investigators continue processing the scene and gathering evidence.

    This is a developing story. Stay tuned to updates as they become available

     

  • In Loving Memory of Liberty Rowan Hall — A Light Gone Too Soon

    In Loving Memory of Liberty Rowan Hall — A Light Gone Too Soon

    With shattered hearts and unthinkable grief, we mourn the loss of Liberty Rowan Hall, a beautiful, bright 10-year-old girl whose life ended far too soon. A child still in the magical age of sidewalk chalk and friendship bracelets, of sleepy bedtime cuddles and chasing fireflies — Liberty should have had her whole life ahead of her. But the world, in all its cruelty and confusion, told her otherwise.

    She left behind a handwritten note for her mama, filled with love and sorrow — a final whisper from a little girl who should have been giggling in the sunshine, not saying goodbye.

    Liberty’s story is a painful, devastating reminder that the pressures and pains of this world are reaching our children far earlier than we can imagine. Bullying, body shaming, emotional isolation — these quiet, relentless forces chip away at the joy and safety our kids deserve. Too often, their big feelings are dismissed, their tears overlooked, their sensitivity misunderstood. And without someone fiercely fighting for their light to stay on, it can flicker… and fade.

    But Liberty was light. She was love. She was imagination and creativity, hugs and heart, sparkles and soul. And while we grieve that her time with us ended far too soon, we will not let her story be silenced.

    We will say her name.
    We will remember her laughter.
    We will carry her legacy in the way we protect, uplift, and fiercely love the children in our lives.

    To Liberty’s family, we hold you close in our thoughts. Your pain is unimaginable. But please know — you are not alone. And neither was Liberty. She mattered. She was deeply loved. And she always will be.

    If you or a child you know is struggling, please call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. You are not alone. There is help. There is hope.

    Rest in peace, sweet Liberty. Your light will never be forgotten. 🕊️

  • In Loving Memory of Sherman Augustin: Saint Lucia and the Football World Mourn a Rising Star

    In Loving Memory of Sherman Augustin: Saint Lucia and the Football World Mourn a Rising Star

    The Saint Lucian football community is reeling from the tragic loss of Sherman Augustin, a beloved former national footballer whose life was cut short on Carnival Monday. He was just 22 years old.

    The Saint Lucia Football Association Inc. (SLFA) has extended its deepest condolences to Sherman’s family, friends, teammates, and supporters as the island and wider football world come to terms with the sudden passing of a player who embodied talent, discipline, and heart.

    Sherman began his football journey with GMC United, where his raw skill, athleticism, and unshakable commitment to the sport quickly captured the attention of coaches and fans alike. He later represented Gros Islet in the SLFA Inc.’s Senior Men Domestic Competition and played a pivotal role in the Semi-Professional Football League, establishing himself as a dynamic and reliable midfielder.

    In 2024, Sherman earned four caps with the Saint Lucia Senior National Team in the Concacaf Nations League — a significant milestone that underscored his growing impact and potential. National Assistant Coach Francis “Baba” Lastic remembered him as “a hard and dedicated worker whose modus operandi was putting the team first,” describing Sherman as a rising star with an unmatched team-first mentality.

    Sherman’s career reached new heights in September 2022, when he joined Grenades FC in Antigua, bringing his Saint Lucian grit and flair to the regional stage. His presence on the pitch was felt immediately. Club President Chester Hughes paid tribute to his legacy:

    “He brought pride, passion, and power to our midfield. Since joining us from Saint Lucia, Sherman has been a game-changer — helping lead us to our historic 2022/23 league title.”

    Sherman Augustin was more than a footballer — he was a son of the soil, a beacon of promise, and a role model for young athletes across the region. His untimely death is a devastating blow to Saint Lucia’s sporting community, but his legacy of dedication, humility, and excellence will live on.

    May his memory inspire future generations to dream big, work hard, and play with heart.

    Rest in power, Sherman. You will never be forgotten.

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