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Former Milwaukee Wave coach Keith Tozer has spoken about surviving a cardiac arrest at Boston Logan International Airport after a medical student performed CPR on him for eight minutes. Tozer collapsed while walking through the airport in the early hours of 11 November 2025, as he prepared to return to Milwaukee. AnnMarie Marquis, a student at SUNY Upstate Medical University, saw him fall and began chest compressions before emergency crews arrived. According to the American Heart Association, Marquis continued CPR while others retrieved an automated external defibrillator. Tozer was later taken to hospital in Boston, where doctors diagnosed him with…

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A dispute over Dolly Parton’s estate has escalated into allegations of threats, extortion and intimidation against her nephew and former head of security, Bryan Seaver. The claims were made in an application for a restraining order filed in Davidson County Chancery Court in Nashville, Tennessee. It was submitted by She’s Alive, the corporation overseeing Parton’s business interests and run by her longtime manager, Danny Nozell. Seaver was dismissed from his security role at Parton’s properties last week. The court filing alleges that he then began an “obscene, deliberate and escalating campaign of threats” aimed at obtaining money from the estate.…

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Two people were seriously injured in a Fort Worth hit-and-run, with police arresting a 22-year-old man who was allegedly trying to leave the scene. Officers were called to the 5700 block of Crowley Road at about 12.40am on Saturday, September 19, after reports of a crash. Tiffany Chapman, 48, and Dione Gusman, 32, were taken to hospital in serious condition. The suspect, identified as Yoriel Cabrera, was detained as he attempted to flee, according to Fort Worth police. He has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon causing bodily injury and intoxication assault with a vehicle resulting in…

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Nat Thaipun has launched a new recipe column, The Foundations, designed to give home cooks the confidence to experiment with Thai food and other cuisines without fearing mistakes. The former MasterChef Australia winner and cookbook author said the series would focus on practical techniques, helping readers develop the skills needed to cook more instinctively and become less self-critical in the kitchen. “I want to give people the confidence to cook not just Thai food but any kind of food, and not be hard on themselves,” Thaipun said. “Often I find people not wanting to cook because they feel like they’re…

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Nicholas Nagle is seeking answers about the disappearance of his biological mother, Blair Tonzelli, after her name emerged during a police investigation into the Horsch family in Philadelphia. Tonzelli was reported missing in 2023. Nagle said he was five years old the last time he saw her and was later adopted by other relatives. He has spent the past three years trying to establish what happened to her. His concerns intensified after a June traffic stop involving Eugene Horsch, the son of the late Raymond “R.C.” Horsch. Investigators found identification bearing Tonzelli’s details during the stop, and police later confirmed…

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A 41-year-old registered sex offender has been charged after allegedly approaching a 12-year-old girl at a school bus stop in Park Forest, Illinois, and making an inappropriate remark about his genitals. Immanuel Miles is accused of speaking to the student as she waited for her bus near the junction of Shabbona Street and Miami Street at about 7.30am on 11 September. According to Park Forest police, the incident was reported after the girl told her parents what had happened. Investigators identified Miles within 48 hours and took him into custody. He has been charged with violating the Illinois Sex Offender…

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South Australian police have announced a $1 million reward for information leading to the discovery of missing four-year-old Gus Lamont or a conviction in the case. Gus disappeared from his family’s remote Oak Park Station near Yunta on September 27 last year. He was last seen playing near the homestead at about 5pm before vanishing. The announcement comes days before the anniversary of his disappearance, which prompted what is believed to be the largest search operation in South Australian history. South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said the state government would match the largest-ever reward as efforts to find the boy…

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DeKalb County school redistricting plans have triggered strong opposition from parents after officials presented three options aimed at easing overcrowding and making better use of under-enrolled campuses. The proposals were discussed at Tucker High School on Tuesday as the DeKalb County School District considers changes across the Tucker, Druid Hills and Lakeside clusters. The review is linked to new and expanded schools expected to open between 2027 and 2029. Tucker High School, built in 2011, is already using trailers and portable classrooms to accommodate rising numbers of pupils in the north DeKalb County area. District officials say the proposed boundary…

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An 11-year-old girl has been charged after a woman was allegedly dragged from a bus and assaulted during a robbery in Townsville, Queensland. Police allege the woman was boarding a bus near the intersection of Flinders Lane and Fraley Lane shortly before 7.35pm on Tuesday when two 11-year-old children pulled her from behind. She fell on to the concrete platform and was allegedly assaulted while on the ground, with property then stolen. The woman suffered lacerations and head injuries. Emergency services treated her at the scene before taking her home. Police arrested one of the girls a short time later.…

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