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Remembering Hue Hef on His Heavenly Birthday

Today, we pause to honor the life and legacy of Hue Hef — affectionately known as Huey — on what would have been his birthday. A proud son of St. Louis, Huey made his mark in music and culture with his 2006 hit Pop, Lock & Drop It, a track that not only climbed the charts but also became a lasting anthem of a generation.

Huey’s influence went beyond music. He was celebrated in his community as a local legend who carried St. Louis with him everywhere he went. His energy, charisma, and love for his city were reflected in his work and in the way he connected with fans.

Tragically, Huey’s life was cut short in June 2020 when he was fatally shot in Kinloch, Missouri, at just 32 years old. His death shocked the hip-hop world and left St. Louis mourning the loss of one of its own.

Though his time here was brief, Hue Hef’s impact remains powerful. His music still plays at parties, in cars, and through headphones, keeping his memory alive. On his heavenly birthday, we celebrate not just his artistry, but the joy and pride he brought to his community.

22-Year-Old Tyler Robinson’s Motive Revealed

Authorities investigating the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University (UVU) have begun piecing together a clearer picture of the suspect’s mindset. Officials say 22-year-old Tyler Robinson had become increasingly outspoken about politics in recent years and was vocal about his dislike for Kirk.

Family members told investigators that during a recent dinner, Robinson openly criticized Kirk, calling his upcoming UVU appearance unwelcome and describing the conservative activist’s views as “spreading negativity.” These remarks, officials believe, may provide insight into Robinson’s motivation.

The investigation took an unusual turn when forensic teams examined bullet casings recovered at the scene. Authorities revealed that some of the cartridges carried engraved messages that ranged from disturbing to bizarre:

🔹 One fired casing contained a cryptic phrase drawn from internet culture.

🔹 Another unfired round bore the words: “Hey fascist! Catch!” followed by arrow-like symbols.

🔹 A third casing was etched with lyrics from an old Italian protest song, a reference investigators are still analyzing.

🔹 The final casing carried what officials described as an immature and mocking message, apparently meant to taunt.

Law enforcement experts say such inscriptions suggest Robinson may have been attempting to fuse ideology with provocation, leaving symbolic “messages” tied to the attack. The ammunition and rifle remain in FBI custody, undergoing fingerprint and DNA analysis, while the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) continues specialized examinations.

The motive remains under investigation, but authorities believe Robinson’s actions were deliberate, symbolic, and deeply political.

BREAKING: Mugshot of Charlie Kirk suspected assassin Tyler Robinson released

OREM, Utah — Authorities have announced the arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in connection with the assassination of conservative activist and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

Law enforcement officials confirmed that Robinson was taken into custody late Thursday night near St. George, Utah, nearly 250 miles from the UVU campus where the fatal shooting occurred. According to investigators, Robinson allegedly admitted involvement to his father, who promptly alerted authorities, secured his son, and waited until officers arrived to make the arrest around 11:00 p.m.

During a late-night press conference, officials confirmed that Robinson will be charged with capital offenses. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.

Investigators also recovered what they believe to be the murder weapon: a Mauser .30-06 caliber bolt-action rifle. The firearm was found in a wooded area near the UVU campus, wrapped in a towel. Forensic teams reported that the chamber contained a spent cartridge, with three additional live rounds still in the magazine. In a striking detail, investigators said the cartridges were etched with phrases referencing transgender and antifascist ideology.

The weapon and ammunition are currently in FBI custody for DNA and fingerprint testing, while the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is conducting additional examinations.

Officials have not yet disclosed a motive but emphasized that the investigation remains active as law enforcement continues to gather evidence in the high-profile case.

Suspect in Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Arrested.

OREM, Utah — Authorities have announced the arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in connection with the assassination of conservative activist and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

Law enforcement officials confirmed that Robinson was taken into custody late Thursday night near St. George, Utah, nearly 250 miles from the UVU campus where the fatal shooting occurred. According to investigators, Robinson allegedly admitted involvement to his father, who promptly alerted authorities, secured his son, and waited until officers arrived to make the arrest around 11:00 p.m.

During a late-night press conference, officials confirmed that Robinson will be charged with capital offenses. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.

Investigators also recovered what they believe to be the murder weapon: a Mauser .30-06 caliber bolt-action rifle. The firearm was found in a wooded area near the UVU campus, wrapped in a towel. Forensic teams reported that the chamber contained a spent cartridge, with three additional live rounds still in the magazine. In a striking detail, investigators said the cartridges were etched with phrases referencing transgender and antifascist ideology.

The weapon and ammunition are currently in FBI custody for DNA and fingerprint testing, while the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is conducting additional examinations.

Officials have not yet disclosed a motive but emphasized that the investigation remains active as law enforcement continues to gather evidence in the high-profile case.

Two Suspects Wanted After Robbing 71-Year-Old Woman in South St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects wanted in connection with the robbery of a 71-year-old woman in South City.

The incident occurred Monday, September 8, 2025, in the 3600 block of Shenandoah Avenue. Investigators said two individuals approached the woman, stole her purse, and caused her to fall to the ground during the struggle.

The suspects then fled on foot, heading east and west through a nearby alley.

Detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department’s District 2 are handling the case. Both suspects are wanted for Robbery 2nd Degree.

Anyone with information is urged to contact District 2 detectives at (314) 444-0100. Those wishing to remain anonymous may call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-TIPS (8477). Tips leading to a felony arrest may be eligible for a cash reward.

Queens Parolee Charged With Murder, Arson in Couple’s Deaths

BELLEROSE, Queens — A parolee with a violent past has been charged in the brutal slaying of a Queens couple whose home was set on fire earlier this week, police announced Thursday.

Jamel McGriff, 42, faces multiple counts of murder, robbery, burglary, arson, kidnapping, identity theft, and criminal possession of stolen property, according to the NYPD.

McGriff was arrested Wednesday evening near Times Square after investigators tracked him across Manhattan. Police said he had been using the victims’ credit cards, including at a Union Square movie theater just hours before his capture. Officers arrested him without incident on West 44th Street.

Authorities allege McGriff approached homes in the neighborhood Monday morning, asking for help by claiming his phone had died. After being turned away at one residence, he was allowed into the backyard of Frank and [Name] Olton’s home. Surveillance footage shows him entering the rear door around 10:18 a.m. and leaving just after 3 p.m.

Responding to a fire later that day, police discovered the couple dead inside. Frank Olton was found bound and stabbed in the basement, while his wife’s body was discovered burned beyond recognition.

As he was led from the 107th Precinct Thursday, McGriff shouted that the victims had abused him as a child, a claim investigators have not substantiated.

McGriff, who has prior convictions for violent robberies and sexual assault, is also wanted in connection with a string of summer robberies in Manhattan.

Six Arrested in Jefferson Davis County Shooting That Killed Teen

JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY, Miss. — Six people have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of 17-year-old Gavin Fortenberry, who was killed last month at the Finish Line Drag Strip in the Lucas community.

The shooting occurred around 11:15 p.m. on August 17, 2025. Deputies said Fortenberry, a recent Camp Shelby graduate who was preparing to leave for the Air Force, was fatally shot during the incident. Four others were also injured.

The Jefferson Davis County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that the following individuals have been charged in connection with Fortenberry’s death and other related offenses:

• Kendarrius Washington, 22

• Jayden Williams, 18

• Javontae Williams, 19

• Samuel Martin, 19

• Brey’den Herron, 18

• Gregory Harris, 20

Authorities said Martin, Herron, and Harris voluntarily surrendered to deputies. Investigator Vernon Dampier added that charges have also been filed against two additional suspects, but their names will not be released until they are in custody.

The case remains under investigation as law enforcement continues to gather evidence and pursue the remaining suspects.

The loss of Fortenberry has deeply affected the Jefferson Davis County community. His family has called for justice, remembering him as a young man with a promising future and a strong commitment to service.

Officials have urged anyone with additional information about the shooting to contact the Jefferson Davis County Sheriff’s Office.

Rylan Schadegg, Beloved Athlete and Mentor, Dies While Running in the Mountains

It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Rylan Schadegg, who died on Sunday evening while doing something he loved deeply — running in the mountains. For those who knew him, the trails were where he felt most alive, charging upward with determination and flying back down with unmatched joy.

Rylan often lived by the words “live wild, die free,” and he embodied that spirit wholeheartedly. Yet beyond his athletic pursuits, he was a man defined by his faith in Jesus Christ. His relationship with God guided the way he lived, loved, trained, and encouraged those around him. Whether through conversations, social media, or quiet acts of kindness, Rylan consistently pointed others toward Christ.

He was a devoted son, a cherished brother, a loyal friend, and a mentor to many. Though gentle in presence, his influence was powerful. His humility, determination, and compassion left lasting marks on everyone privileged to know him. He had a rare ability to push his own limits while lifting up those beside him.

Our OCR family is heartbroken by this loss. Rylan was more than a competitor; he was an inspiration — reminding us why we love this sport and this community. To his family, friends, and all who trained or raced alongside him, our hearts are with you.

Though his life was far too short, it was filled with meaning, faith, and love. May we honor Rylan’s legacy by living with purpose, showing kindness, and pursuing our passions with the same joy he carried.

Two Killed in Fatal Crash on Pyramid Way; Major Traffic Delays Reported

SPARKS, Nev. — A deadly crash on Pyramid Way has left two people dead and caused major traffic disruptions Friday afternoon, according to Nevada State Police.

The collision occurred near Disc Drive, prompting the closure of all southbound lanes of Pyramid Way while emergency crews responded. Authorities confirmed that two individuals were pronounced dead at the scene. Their identities have not yet been released.

Northbound traffic has also been heavily affected, with lanes reduced to a single route near Queen Way. Drivers in the area are facing long delays, and officials are urging motorists to avoid the corridor and use alternate routes whenever possible.

Investigators remained at the scene through the afternoon, working to determine the cause of the crash. Cleanup crews are also clearing debris and assessing roadway safety before reopening lanes.

Officials estimate that the closure of southbound lanes could last three to four hours, depending on the progress of the investigation.

Nevada State Police said updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Annapolis Naval Academy on Lockdown After Ex-Midshipman Opens Fire

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The U.S. Naval Academy was placed on lockdown Thursday after a former midshipman, identified as Jackson Elliott Fleming, allegedly opened fire inside Bancroft Hall, the Academy’s largest dormitory housing the Brigade of Midshipmen.

Sources confirmed that multiple victims are being evaluated following the shooting, though the extent of injuries has not been released.

Witnesses described a chaotic scene as shots rang out inside the historic building. One campus official reported that the gunman attempted to gain access to rooms by knocking on doors and posing as a military policeman before opening fire.

In a statement, Lt. Naweed Lemar, Public Affairs Officer for Naval Support Activity Annapolis (NSAA), said:
“Naval Support Activity Annapolis, in coordination with local law enforcement, is currently responding to reports of threats made to the Naval Academy. The base is on lockdown out of an abundance of caution. This is a developing situation and we will provide updates as they become available.”

The Department of Defense confirmed awareness of the incident, noting it is monitoring developments but releasing no details regarding casualties or Fleming’s status.

Emergency personnel, including Naval security and local police, remain on site assessing victims and securing the area. Midshipmen, faculty, and staff have been instructed to shelter in place until further notice.

Federal authorities are expected to assist in the investigation, which will focus on how Fleming returned to campus and what led to the attack.

Updates will follow as verified information becomes available.