Day: December 21, 2023

Michigan woman walks stage at college graduation with 10-day-old daughter inside gown

1:01 am December 21, 2023

A Michigan woman had a slight change in plans ahead of her college graduation and carried an extra special accessory to commemorate the day. Grace Szymchack, 24, originally planned to walk the stage of Ferris State University commencement ceremony on Friday, Dec. 15, followed by a scheduled C-section on Dec. 18, but her baby had […]

Groom’s shocking marriage vow goes viral, pledges to ‘smack that a–‘ after bride pours heart into their love

1:00 am December 21, 2023

The marriage vows from a bride and groom in Kentucky went viral after the woman poured her heart into how much she loved and was dedicated to her husband-to-be, detailing how much she appreciated him and their relationship, only to be met with a single vow in return. The groom said he would “smack that […]

White supremacist gets 6 years for threatening jury, witnesses at Pittsburgh synagogue shooter’s trial

12:52 am December 21, 2023

A self-proclaimed white supremacist was sentenced to more than six years in federal prison Wednesday for making online threats toward the jury and witnesses at the trial of a man who killed 11 congregants at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Hardy Carroll Lloyd, 45, of Follansbee, West Virginia, was sentenced in federal court in northern West Virginia […]

Feds eye $1.4M in fines from Wisconsin sawmill where teen died, citing ‘egregious’ safety violations

12:51 am December 21, 2023

A federal agency wants to fine a northern Wisconsin sawmill more than $1 million after inspectors said they found “egregious” violations at the site following a June accident that killed a teenage worker. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Tuesday that it proposed fining Florence Hardwoods LLC $1.4 million for numerous violations of federal […]

Book checked out in 1934 finally returned to Massachusetts library, accrued over $600 in fines

12:14 am December 21, 2023

A book was returned to its library home in Massachusetts- 90 years after it had been checked out. The book accrued over $600 in debt. The Watertown Free Public Library said in a Facebook post that the book, Hill Towns of Italy by Egerton R. Williams Jr., was checked out Jan. 30, 1934. The book’s […]