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  • MISSING TEEN ALERT – PLEASE HELP BRING HIM HOME

    MISSING TEEN ALERT – PLEASE HELP BRING HIM HOME

    MISSING TEEN ALERT – PLEASE HELP BRING HIM HOME

    Keagen Berhenke, 16, has been reported missing from Moline, Illinois, since September 17, 2025. His family, friends, and the entire community are deeply worried for his safety and are asking the public for help in locating him. Keagen was last seen on the evening of September 17, and his current whereabouts are unknown.

    Authorities believe he may be endangered. Anyone who has seen Keagen or has information about his disappearance is urged to immediately contact the Moline Police Department at 1-309-797-0401 or call 911.

    Every share of this alert increases the chances of bringing Keagen home safely. Please keep an eye out, spread the word, and help reunite him with his loved ones.

  • 8-Year-Old Girl Shot Inside Gresham Home, Police Say

    8-Year-Old Girl Shot Inside Gresham Home, Police Say

    8-Year-Old Girl Shot Inside Gresham Home, Police Say

    CHICAGO (WLS) — An 8-year-old girl was injured Sunday afternoon after being shot inside a South Side home, according to Chicago police.

    The incident occurred just before 2 p.m. in the 1400-block of West 83rd Street in the Gresham neighborhood.

    Authorities said the child was struck in the finger and was transported to Christ Hospital, where she was listed in good condition.

    Details surrounding what led up to the shooting remain unclear. Police have not said whether the girl was the intended target or if the gunfire came from inside or outside the residence.

    Neighbors expressed alarm over yet another case of gun violence impacting children. “It’s heartbreaking. Kids should be safe in their own homes, not caught up in this,” one resident told ABC7 off camera.

    The shooting adds to a troubling wave of violence across Chicago during the summer and early fall, with police reporting dozens of children struck by gunfire in recent months. Community leaders have repeatedly called for more intervention programs, neighborhood patrols, and stronger efforts to get illegal guns off the streets.

    As of Sunday evening, no one was in custody. The investigation has been turned over to Area Two detectives, who are working to piece together the circumstances of the shooting.

    Police have urged anyone with information to come forward.

  • Very Shocking’: Five People Shot in Rocky Mount Neighborhood, One Dead

    Very Shocking’: Five People Shot in Rocky Mount Neighborhood, One Dead

    Very Shocking’: Five People Shot in Rocky Mount Neighborhood, One Dead

    ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. — A quiet Sunday morning turned deadly after a shooting left one person dead and four others injured in a Rocky Mount neighborhood.

    Police said the gunfire erupted around 6 a.m. in the 2100 block of Benvenue Road, drawing a heavy response with more than 10 squad cars swarming the scene in front of a single-story home.

    Officers confirmed five people were shot. Four were transported to a hospital for treatment, while the fifth victim died from their injuries. The conditions of the surviving victims have not been released.

    Neighbor Debra Simmons said she woke up to flashing lights filling her bedroom window. “There were folks all in the yard, and I went outside to see, and there was I think every policeman in the town of Rocky Mount out there,” she told WRAL.

    Simmons, who described the neighborhood as “very safe,” was stunned by the violence. “It’s a very safe apartment complex. [I’ve] never had any trouble here whatsoever with anything. Very shocking,” she said.

    Another resident said he heard shouting and a fight before the gunfire, and worried stray bullets could have struck his window.

    By midday, yellow crime scene tape still cordoned off the yard while investigators worked. Police urged residents to avoid the area and asked anyone with information to call Rocky Mount Police at 252-972-1411.

    The investigation is ongoing.

  • Charlie Kirk Funeral Draws Over 200,000 to Arizona Stadium as Trump, Vance and Others Speak

    Charlie Kirk Funeral Draws Over 200,000 to Arizona Stadium as Trump, Vance and Others Speak

    Charlie Kirk Funeral Draws Over 200,000 to Arizona Stadium as Trump, Vance and Others Speak

    More than 200,000 people packed State Farm Stadium and nearby venues Sunday for a memorial service honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot on Sept. 10. Thousands more waited outside in the heat; many had arrived before dawn to secure spots or parked miles away and walked to the site.

    The somber, heavily attended event featured high-profile speakers including President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk. Remarks ranged from heartfelt tributes to rousing political calls, reflecting Kirk’s influence in conservative youth politics.

    Moments of levity broke through the grief: Donald Trump Jr. elicited laughter with a spot-on impersonation of his father, lightening the mood briefly for the packed audience. In a more reflective moment, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recalled a conversation with Kirk about fear and conviction, saying, “Charlie died with his boots on,” and framing Kirk’s death in the context of his public mission.

    Organizers and security officials said the event was a major logistical undertaking, designated a high-level federal security event, with Secret Service and local agencies coordinating to protect attendees. TPUSA helped manage on-site arrangements; thousands filled the stadium while overflow crowds watched in adjacent arenas and outdoor viewing areas.

    Speakers and attendees repeatedly called for unity among supporters while condemning political violence. As the service concluded, many lingered at the memorials and makeshift shrines outside the venue, leaving flowers and messages in tribute to Kirk’s memory.

  • Mass Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 5 Injured on Indianapolis’ Northwest Side

    Mass Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 5 Injured on Indianapolis’ Northwest Side

    Mass Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, 5 Injured on Indianapolis’ Northwest Side

    A mass shooting on the northwest side of Indianapolis early Sunday morning left two people dead and five others wounded, according to Indianapolis Metro Police.

    The gunfire erupted around 2:15 a.m. in the 6800 block of Shore Terrace, just north of the 38th Street exit on Interstate 465. Police say six men and one woman were struck by bullets during the incident.

    Two adult victims died from their injuries. Of the five survivors, three remain in critical condition while two others are described as “serious but stable.” Police said three of the victims were taken from the scene by ambulance, while one drove to the hospital and another sought help at a nearby fire station.

    The shooting occurred outside in a parking lot, and investigators are still working to determine a motive. Officers have not said whether they believe the attack was targeted.

    A large police and emergency response surrounded the scene in the aftermath, with authorities urging the public to avoid the area as the investigation continues.

    IMPD Chief Chris Bailey condemned the violence, calling the loss of life “heartbreaking.” He noted that detectives have been working nonstop through a violent weekend to track down suspects in multiple shootings across the city.

    “This violence shakes our sense of safety, but IMPD remains fully engaged,” Bailey said.

    Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Christopher Winter at 317-327-3475 or Crime Stoppers at 317-262-TIPS.

  • 1 Dead, 4 Others Injured in Rocky Mount Shooting, Police Say

    1 Dead, 4 Others Injured in Rocky Mount Shooting, Police Say

    1 Dead, 4 Others Injured in Rocky Mount Shooting, Police Say

    A violent shooting in Rocky Mount early Sunday morning has left one person dead and four others wounded, police confirmed.

    The incident happened around 6 a.m. in the 2100 block of Benvenue Road. Officers with the Rocky Mount Police Department arrived to find multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. In total, five people were shot.

    One victim succumbed to their injuries. The other four were transported to a nearby medical facility for treatment. Their current conditions remain unknown as of Sunday afternoon.

    Authorities have not released the names or ages of the victims, nor have they identified any suspects. Investigators are still piecing together what led up to the gunfire.

    Neighbors reported being startled by the early morning chaos. Some described hearing a rapid series of shots, followed by screams and people rushing for cover.

    The Rocky Mount Police Department is urging anyone with knowledge of the incident to come forward, stressing that community cooperation will be vital in bringing those responsible to justice.

    “This is a senseless act of violence that has impacted multiple families,” police said in a statement. “We are asking anyone who may have seen or heard something to please contact us immediately.”

    The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will be provided as new information becomes available.

    Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Rocky Mount Police Department at (252) 972-1411.

  • Bernie Parent, Legendary Hall of Fame Goaltender, Dies at 80

    Bernie Parent, Legendary Hall of Fame Goaltender, Dies at 80

    Bernie Parent, Legendary Hall of Fame Goaltender, Dies at 80

    The hockey world is mourning the loss of Bernie Parent, the Hall of Fame goaltender who helped define an era for the Philadelphia Flyers. Parent, 80, passed away this week, leaving behind a legacy as one of the greatest goaltenders in NHL history.

    Parent’s career spanned 13 seasons, with his most iconic years coming in the mid-1970s when he led the Flyers to back-to-back Stanley Cup championships in 1974 and 1975. Known for his lightning-fast reflexes, calm demeanor under pressure, and signature butterfly style, Parent won the Vezina Trophy as the NHL’s top goaltender twice and also captured the Conn Smythe Trophy both years as playoff MVP.

    Before his time with the Flyers, Parent also played for the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs. His career was tragically cut short in 1979 after a severe eye injury, yet his influence on the game endured. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1984.

    Beyond the rink, Parent was beloved for his engaging personality, community involvement, and connection with fans. He often spoke at charity events, signed autographs well into his later years, and remained a fixture in the Flyers’ alumni community.

    Bernie Parent’s passing marks the end of an era for Philadelphia hockey fans and for the sport at large. His skill, sportsmanship, and championship pedigree made him a legend. He will be remembered as both an extraordinary goaltender and a cherished ambassador for the game of hockey.

  • Family Demands Justice After Boy Struck, Killed Outside Chicago School

    Family Demands Justice After Boy Struck, Killed Outside Chicago School

    Family Demands Justice After Boy Struck, Killed Outside Chicago School

    CHICAGO — Heartbreak and outrage are mounting after 9-year-old Anakin Perez was struck and killed outside McNair Elementary School on Chicago’s West Side. The tragedy happened Thursday morning as students were arriving for class. According to police and family members, Anakin was crossing the street toward the school when he was hit by a car driven by another parent. Surveillance footage reportedly shows the child being dragged about 75 feet.

    The driver initially left the scene but later returned. She was questioned and released without charges, sparking anger and frustration from Anakin’s family, who say accountability is urgently needed. His mother, Alejandra Gallegos, said through tears that her son was “full of life” and deserved to make it safely into school.

    Community members have since gathered at the site, creating a growing memorial of balloons, flowers, and handwritten notes. A vigil and balloon release were held in Anakin’s honor, drawing neighbors, classmates, and advocates calling for justice and safer school zones.

    Local leaders and parents are urging Chicago Public Schools and the city to provide more crossing guards, signage, and “safe passage” staff to protect children walking to and from school. CPS officials confirmed that grief counselors are on campus to support students and staff processing the loss.

    As the investigation continues, Anakin Perez’s loved ones say they will not stop until there is accountability. “It’s not OK,” one family member said. “We want justice for Anakin.”

  • Chicago Woman Faith Mitchell, 23, Killed in I-80 Crash in Gary, Indiana

    Chicago Woman Faith Mitchell, 23, Killed in I-80 Crash in Gary, Indiana

    Chicago Woman Faith Mitchell, 23, Killed in I-80 Crash in Gary, Indiana

    Rest in Peace: Faith Mitchell

    The Chicago community is mourning the tragic loss of Faith Vandell Mitchell, 23, who died following a devastating car crash on Interstate 80 near Cline Avenue in Gary, Indiana. According to the Lake County Coroner’s Office, the accident occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday, September 21, 2025.

    Faith, a resident of Chicago, sustained multiple blunt force and burn injuries as a result of the crash. Despite emergency response efforts, she was pronounced deceased at the scene. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.

    Friends, family members, and community members remember Faith as a vibrant young woman whose warmth and spirit touched everyone she met. Her sudden passing has left a deep void in the hearts of those who loved her. Condolences and prayers are being extended to her family during this unimaginably difficult time.

    As the investigation into the crash continues, loved ones and supporters are encouraged to keep Faith’s family in their thoughts and prayers. She will be remembered not only for the tragedy of her passing but for the life, energy, and kindness she shared with others.

  • Marcus Dangerfield Obituary & Eastern Shore Crashes

    Marcus Dangerfield Obituary & Eastern Shore Crashes

    Marcus Dangerfield Obituary & Eastern Shore Crashes

    The Maryland and Delaware communities are mourning the tragic loss of Marcus Dangerfield, 20, of Dover, Delaware, who died late Saturday, September 20, 2025, following a crash on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Marcus was riding his motorcycle on U.S. Route 301 near Hayden Clark Road in Centreville when the accident occurred. Despite emergency responders’ efforts, he passed away at the scene.

    Marcus was known by family and friends as a vibrant, ambitious, and generous young man with a passion for motorcycles, sports, and spending time with loved ones. He graduated from high school in Dover and was pursuing new opportunities, always eager to help others and make a positive impact in his community. Those closest to him remember his warm smile, sense of humor, and his determination to live life to the fullest.

    His untimely death has left a deep void in the hearts of his family, friends, and everyone who knew him. A memorial fund is being established to support funeral expenses and honor Marcus’s legacy. Details about visitation and funeral services will be shared by his family in the coming days.

    Marcus Dangerfield’s life, though far too short, was filled with energy, kindness, and love. As his community grieves, they take comfort in the memories of his adventurous spirit and the joy he brought to so many. He will be profoundly missed and forever remembered.

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