Cambridge Honors Slain City Worker With Memorial Steps From Where He Was Killed
A Cambridge public works employee gunned down by three masked men while walking to work is being remembered with a memorial bench near where he was killed.
Family, friends, and coworkers gathered Sunday, Nov. 8, to unveil the bench honoring Xavier Bautista, 32, at Sennott Park. It sits steps from the shooting scene and his family's home.
Bautista, a father and fiancé, was killed early on July 4 while walking to work.
"It hurts, because he was a great guy," said Shawn Headley, Bautista's supervisor at the Department of Public Works, according to NBC Boston. Headley spoke at the unveiling.&n…
46 Shots, Two Dead: $8K Reward Offered In Baltimore Mass Shooting
Nearly three weeks after a mass shooting left two people dead and three others wounded in Maryland, investigators are putting thousands of dollars on the table in hopes of finding those responsible.
Layla Bailey, 34, and Dashawn McCoy, 20, were killed on Sunday, Oct. 18, when gunfire erupted at Princess Plaza on Edmondson Avenue in Baltimore, where Metro Crime Stoppers is now offering a reward of up to $8,000 for information leading to felony charges and an arrest.
Information SoughtHomicide Detectives continue to seek assistance related to the homicides of Layla Bailey and Dashawn McCoy…
Virginia Firefighter Remembered For Life Beyond The Uniform: 'That Unmistakable Smirk'
A Virginia firefighter remembered for his mischievous smirk, unforgettable laugh, and quiet acts of kindness leaves behind a wife of 19 years and two children as family and friends come together to honor the man behind the uniform.
Kenneth “Kenny” Waters, an 18-year veteran of the Henrico County Division of Fire, died unexpectedly while off duty on Wednesday, Nov. 4, leaving behind his wife, Angela, and their two children, Layla and Jackson.
Just 57 days earlier, Kenny and Angela had celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary on Sept. 8, marking nearly two decades of marriage and a life they…
Election 2026: Kathy Hochul Wins Reelection, Defeats Nassau County Exec Bruce Blakeman
Polls have closed, and a winner has emerged in New York's gubernatorial race.
Incumbent Kathy Hochul is projected to be reelected to a second full term as Governor of New York, according to multiple reports. As of 11:43 p.m. p.m., Hochul had received 3,404,922 votes, or 59.36 percent, while Blakeman had received 2,261,870, or 39.43 percent.
Hochul, 68, defeated Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman, the current Nassau County Executive.
She centered her campaign on affordability, public safety, and opposition to President Trump's policies. She also highlighted her admin…
Girl, 13, Killed After Pickup Truck Strikes Scooter In Bordentown: Report
A 13-year-old girl has died days after being struck by a pickup truck while riding a scooter in Burlington County, Friday, Oct. 30, authorities said.
The crash happened near Route 130 in Bordentown Township, Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia Bradshaw and Bordentown Township Public Safety Director Frank Lombardo said. The girl was taken to a hospital and later pronounced dead, Sunday, Nov. 1.
No criminal charges have been filed. The driver of the vehicle stopped after the October 30th collision and is cooperating with the investigation, authorities said.
The student, who attend…
Operation Wood Island: Bridgeport Police Seize 4 Guns, Arrest 3
Complaints about guns, drugs and noise around a Connecticut park led to a police operation that ended with three arrests and four seized guns, authorities said.
The arrests took place Monday through Wednesday, Oct. 26-28, as part of Bridgeport Police's Operation Wood Island.
The investigation focused on the triangular park at Wood Avenue, Benham Avenue and Grove Street. Police said complaints involved illegal guns, drugs, noise, and heavy drinking during the day and at night. Those concerns extended into the surrounding neighborhood.
Officers arrested Trevor Lennox George, 26, of Bridgepor…
He Hunted Homeless Men On DC Streets, Set One Victim On Fire: Now A Jury Has Spoken
A killer who hunted homeless men on the streets of DC has been convicted of murder and hate crimes.
Gerald Brevard III, 35, of Washington, DC, was convicted by a jury on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for a series of brutal attacks that left one man dead and two others injured in March 2022.
The attacks unfolded over six days, with Brevard targeting men living on the streets of Northeast DC, including one who was sleeping beneath a bridge and another who was lying in bed at his encampment.
The violence began on March 3, 2022, when Brevard shot a homeless man who was asleep beneath a bridge on New York …
Maryland Man Torched Own Home, Left Five Cats To Face Flames Alone: Fire Marshal (Updated)
A Maryland man intentionally set his own garage ablaze, knowing five cats were inside the home, then left the helpless animals to fend for themselves as the flames spread, authorities allege.
Michael S. Satterfield, 66, of Salisbury, is accused of deliberately setting the fire that tore through his home in the 6000 block of Hunters Mill Drive on Saturday, Oct. 24, causing an estimated $175,000 in damage, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office.
Investigators determined that the blaze originated in the home's attached garage, where flames quickly spread before approximately 40 …
