Day: February 15, 2024

Indiana authorities identify pregnant woman found dead in 1992

11:00 pm February 15, 2024

A pregnant woman who was found dead in 1992 in a northeastern Indiana basement has been identified through forensic genetic genealogy and DNA provided by her father, authorities said Thursday. The woman was identified as Tabetha Ann Murlin of Fort Wayne, who was about 26 weeks pregnant at the time of her death, said Allen […]

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Detroit police ramp up security measures for 2024 NFL Draft following Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooting

10:58 pm February 15, 2024

The shooting that occurred at the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory rally near Union Station on Wednesday has prompted a city farther north to address safety concerns ahead of its own major NFL event. Detroit hosts the 2024 NFL Draft in late April, and the downtown area will see gun-free zones, Police Chief James White said […]

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Iowa’s Caitlin Clark reveals request for NCAA scoring record-breaking moment: ‘Don’t stop the game’

10:03 pm February 15, 2024

Caitlin Clark has taken the college basketball world by storm. The Iowa basketball superstar is on the cusp of breaking the NCAA all-time women’s scoring record. Clark finished Sunday’s loss to Nebraska with 31 points. Entering Thursday’s game against Michigan, Clark is seven points shy of tying the record and eight points to become the […]

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Florida woman arrested after allegedly slapping her mom in the face with grits over pizza argument

10:00 pm February 15, 2024

A Florida woman was arrested after an argument with her mom over pizza escalated into a full-blown assault, authorities said. According to an arrest affidavit from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Jakiela Mobley, 28, was arrested and charged with battery after she allegedly slapped her mom in the face with grits. Mobley told deputies she […]

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NCAA official hands in resignation letter over ‘regressive policies’ on transgender athletes

9:56 pm February 15, 2024

William Bock III resigned from his position on the Division I Committee on Infractions last week, claiming in a resignation letter to NCAA President Charlie Baker that the organization’s current policy on transgender athletes harms women and deprives them of “competitive opportunities.” Bock, who previously served as the general counsel for the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency […]

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