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Country star Bailey Zimmerman has issued a public apology as he faces criminal charges for allegedly trashing his New Mexico hotel room, causing $16,000 worth of damage. Drama erupted for Zimmerman, 26, after he canceled his May 27 show at the Sandia Resort and Casino in Albuquerque due to ‘illness’. However, per an arrest warrant, Zimmerman was ‘exhibiting signs of intoxication’ during sound check, before allegedly falling off stage. Zimmerman was later ordered to leave the resort – but is accused of causing huge damage to his hotel room including breaking a phone, piercing a hole in the wall, and leaving a $400…
Longtime conservative Tucker Carlson says he is now no longer a Republican. The fed-up former Fox News star offered the update during a Thursday podcast appearance that gained traction online Monday. ‘I’m out,’ Carlson said at a point during the sit-down with hosts Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong. ‘And if I’m out, then I think a lot of other people are out.’ The pundit had been in the midst of fielding a question about the rapidly approaching midterms – specifically, whether it would offer a glimpse at ‘how the American people are feeling towards [Donald] Trump’. He prefaced that recent…
An Azle man is being held in jail after the Parker County Sheriff’s Office said he shot and killed his daughter during an argument at their home on Sunday. Deputies said they responded to a home for a call about a gunshot victim. Upon arrival, the sheriff’s office said deputies found the woman and started lifesaving measures before additional first responders arrived to take over. The victim, who remains unidentified as of publication, died at the scene. Deputies said they learned early on in the investigation that Charles Brooks, the victim’s father, was reportedly the one who shot her. The sheriff’s office…
The eaglets in the U.S. Steel nest are starting to fledge, with two of them recently taking their first flights above the Monongahela River. A livestream camera at the nest captured the moments Sid fledged shortly after 8 p.m. on Friday, followed by sibling Maz around 6 a.m. on Monday. The video shows Sid take a leap before launching off the tree branch, flying in a circle around the nest as siblings Maz and Hutch watch. Before Maz’s first flight a few days later, the eaglet hopped from one branch to another before spreading its wings and taking off. PixCams, which runs the livestream of…
The Colorado State Patrol is putting out a warning to drivers to be extra careful when traveling on roadways with wildlife. Troopers say in 2025, there were more than 7,700 crashes caused by animals. Troopers say 1,600 of those crashes happened in July 2025 alone. Troopers say areas including I-70, Highway 285, and Highway 73 are the biggest targeted areas. Troopers say if you see an animal in the roadway, you should never swerve your vehicle. This leads to far more serious head-on collisions or hitting a mountain. Drivers need to brake firmly and stay in the lane instead of…
A BART train struck a person on the tracks at the Walnut Creek station Monday morning, authorities said. The incident was originally reported at about 10:30 a.m. A BART spokesperson said that a person entered the trackway for an unknown reason when a train approached, and a collision may have occurred. The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District later confirmed that a person was hit by the train, and BART spokesperson Michelle Robertson said the person was taken to a hospital. Major delays followed the incident on the Yellow Line in the Antioch and San Francisco International Airport directions, BART…
Kourtney Kardashian has been slammed by fans after she left her ex Scott Disick out of a gushing Father’s Day tribute. The 47-year-old reality television personality uploaded a slew of intimate photos of husband Travis Barker, 50, with their son Rocky, who was born in November 2023. She snubbed her ex-boyfriend Disick, 43, with whom she shares sons Mason, 16, Reign, 11, and daughter Penelope, 14 on July 8. Instead she shared a sole photo of her rock star husband holding her as they lovingly looked into each other’s eyes while wearing matching black sunglasses. ‘Baby daddy,’ she plainly captioned the post, adding a single black heart…
A large fire has ripped through a playground-equipment warehouse in Pennsylvania, sending thick black smoke over the surrounding area and prompting the evacuation of neighbouring buildings, though everyone inside the business is reported to have escaped unharmed. The blaze broke out shortly before 11.30am on Monday at Superior Play Systems, in the 2500 block of Industry Lane in West Norriton Township, Montgomery County, just off North Trooper Road. According to CBS Philadelphia, helicopter footage showed heavy flames and dense smoke pouring from the building, which sits in an industrial park alongside other warehouses and close to a residential neighbourhood. What…
Verified across ESPN, the Associated Press, Reuters and others — the ruling is confirmed. Here’s the article in the mid-market national style, reported neutrally and with the mental-health element handled carefully. Wimbledon champion Vondrousova handed four-year doping ban Marketa Vondrousova, who won Wimbledon in 2023, has been banned from tennis for four years after refusing to provide a sample to a doping control officer at her home — a penalty that, barring a successful appeal, casts serious doubt over the remainder of her career. The ruling was handed down on Monday by an independent tribunal and announced by the International…
Chicago officials are due to throw their weight behind the creation of a dedicated Department of Gun Violence Prevention, following a holiday weekend in which several people were killed and dozens more wounded in shootings across the city. Police said that as of Monday morning, eight people had died and 38 had been injured in gun violence since 5pm on Thursday, according to CBS Chicago. Among the dead was a 14-year-old boy, shot multiple times late on Thursday night in the Auburn Gresham neighbourhood, who later died at the University of Chicago Medical Center. Hours earlier, a 32-year-old man had…
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