From St. Louis: A postal employee faces federal charges for allegedly discarding mail. The employee, 54 years old, has been accused of dumping a large quantity of mail. Authorities claim this occurred over a period of time, from 2024 to April 29, and involved at least 30,000 pieces of mail.
The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges. If found guilty, the employee could face significant penalties, including jail time and a substantial fine.
Further information about the case is available, including details about the employee's work location and the specific charges brought against them.
MESA, Ariz. ( AZFamily /Gray News) - A pair of newly married high school sweethearts and their two young sons were driving back to Arizona from a holiday weekend but never made it home. Giovanni Huerta, 26, and his wife, 26-year-old Kiah Begaye, were driving back home Monday afte...
(Gray News) – The defense attorney for Lindsay Clancy gave an interview Wednesday, less than a week after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial because the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict in the child killings case. Kevin Reddington spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper a...
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COAHOMA, Texas (KOSA) - Coahoma’s week one loss to Forsan was a bit of a reality check for the Bulldogs. The team responded in a big way week two, defeating Brownfield 37-0. Quarterback Austin Joslin also improved in that matchup. He threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns again...
Dr. Sahar Ashraf, a psychiatry resident at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Permian Basin, advises parents to monitor behavioral changes and maintain open communication with their children regarding mental health and suicide risks....
Mental health experts advise individuals to take all suicidal thoughts seriously and encourage open communication and early intervention to prevent crises....
Five deputies at the Ector County Sheriff's Office undergo specialized training to handle mental health crises and encourage law enforcement officers to seek help for their own mental health challenges....
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TOPEKA, Kan. ( WIBW /Gray News) - A family is in mourning following the death of a 9-year-old child after a mobile home fire in Kansas on Labor Day . Chelsea Fisher told WIBW she was in Kansas City when she received a call about the fire at her cousin Susan Honea’s home. “My hear...
GREENVILLE, S.C. ( FOX Carolina /Gray News) - A beloved South Carolina police officer is returning to duty months after surviving a head-on collision that claimed the lives of her wife, her parents and two others. Greenville police Sgt. Diana Munoz is stepping back into public se...
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - The Petroleum Club of Midland hosted the first Elevate Her conference in West Texas, with more than 200 women in attendance. The event featured networking, financial literacy and leadership programming, along with a panel of successful women who shared adv...
DALLAS, TEXAS (Gray DC) - Texas politics took center stage at the 2026 RNC Midterm convention, specifically, the Texas race for US Senate is getting a lot of attention. The race between Ken Paxton, Republican and James Talarico, Democrat, is unusually close. At an event in Dallas...
