A 45-year-old Missouri inmate, Johnny Johnson, had been granted a stay of execution for the 2002 murder of 6-year-old Cassandra “Casey” Williamson in St. Louis County, however, a new motion by a federal appeals court reversed this decision on Saturday.
Read More Missouri Court Rules To Execute Schizophrenic Man Who Murdered St. Louis Girl
New details have emerged about an elderly couple that were held hostage inside their own home and robbed of more than $150,000 in cryptocurrency.
Read More 76-year-old N.C. Couple Robbed, Held Hostage in Their Own Home
LeBron James’s “I Promise School” has reportedly produced disappointing results, as no eighth grader at the institution has been able to pass the state’s basic math exam in over 3 years.
Read More Every Eighth Grader At LeBron’s ‘I Promise’ School Failed State’s Basic Math Test
A 24-year-old man named Thomas Milner has been identified as the victim of an electrical shock drowning, after he jumped off a dock into Georgia’s largest lake on Thursday, news outlets reported.
Read More Man Dies After Being Electrocuted While Jumping Into Georgia Lake
An illegal medical laboratory that was full of bioengineered mice containing viruses such as Coronavirus, HIV and Malaria has been discovered in Fresno, California.
Read More CDC Discovers COVID-19 Among Other Diseases In Illegal Medical Lab
Despite delays and uncertainty, the first of two long-awaited new reactors at a nuclear power plant in Georgia has begun operating commercially, becoming the first reactor to be built entirely from scratch in decades.
Read More First U.S. Nuclear Reactor In Decades Enters Commercial Operation In Georgia