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Erika Kirk Speaks Out After Husband Charlie Kirk’s Assassination, Pledges to Carry On His Legacy

OREM, Utah — Erika Kirk has spoken publicly for the first time since the shocking assassination of her husband, conservative activist and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, at Utah Valley University.

In a heartfelt statement, Erika condemned those responsible for her husband’s death, saying, “The evildoers responsible for my husband’s assassination have no idea what they have done. They killed Charlie because he preached a message of patriotism, faith, and God’s merciful love.”

She continued, emphasizing the enduring power of her husband’s mission: “If you thought that my husband’s mission was powerful before, you have no idea. You have no idea what you just have unleashed across this entire country and this world.”

Erika reflected on the personal loss she feels, calling Charlie’s sacrifice the ultimate demonstration of love. “My husband laid down his life for me, for our nation, for our children. He showed the ultimate and true covenantal love. I will never ever have the words to describe the loss that I feel in my heart. I honestly have no idea what any of this means, I know that God does, but I don’t.”

Despite the tragedy, Erika vowed to continue Charlie’s work. She announced that Turning Point USA’s campus tour will continue and that his radio and podcast shows will go on. “In a world filled with chaos, doubt, and uncertainty, my husband’s voice will remain — and it will ring out louder and more clearly than ever,” she said.

Closing with a personal promise, Erika stated, “Charlie, I promise, I will never let your legacy die, baby. I won’t. I promise, I’ll make Turning Point USA the biggest thing that this nation has ever seen. I promise.”

Jackson Mother and Five Teenagers Arrested in String of Burglaries and Auto Thefts

JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson police say a mother and five teenagers have been arrested following a series of burglaries and auto thefts that stretched across several weeks.

According to Detective Tommie Brown with the Jackson Police Department (JPD), the arrests were made on September 12, 2025. The suspects include a 14-year-old, three 15-year-olds, and a 16-year-old, all of whom now face three counts of business burglary and five counts of auto theft.

Investigators allege that three of the teens were responsible for breaking into the Tobacco and Vape Shop in the 4800 block of Highway 18 on three separate occasions — August 6, 18, and 24. Authorities also linked the group to the theft of five vehicles between August and September 10, 2025.

Police say the teens were not acting alone. Chasity Davis, 40, the mother of one of the teenagers, was also taken into custody. She is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after investigators determined she had knowledge of her son’s involvement in the crimes.

All suspects remain under investigation as police work to determine whether the group may be connected to additional offenses in the area.

Texas Mother Arrested in 1998 Cold Case of Infant Found Dead in Field

LONGVIEW, Texas — After nearly three decades, a Texas cold case has come to a heartbreaking breakthrough. Authorities announced that 47-year-old Misty Mitchell has been arrested and charged with capital murder in connection with the death of her newborn baby in 1998.

On June 1998, officers with the Longview Police Department discovered the remains of an infant inside a trash bag near West Harrison and Jordan Valley roads. Investigators determined the baby had been born healthy but died from fatal injuries consistent with a beating. The death was ruled a homicide, but at the time, police were unable to identify the victim or her parents, and the case went cold.

For 27 years, the case haunted detectives and the Longview community, who sought answers about the baby’s identity and what had happened.

According to investigators, recent advancements in genetic profile technology allowed officials to revisit the evidence and successfully identify the child’s mother as Misty Mitchell. Detectives confirmed Mitchell as the prime suspect, leading to her arrest on September 9, 2025.

She has been booked into the Gregg County Jail, where she is being held on a $750,000 bond.

The shocking arrest has reignited emotions for many in the Longview community, who remember the 1998 case as one of the area’s most tragic unsolved crimes. Police say the investigation is ongoing, and prosecutors plan to pursue capital charges.

Lawrence Rayburn Mitchell Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 2022 Shooting Death of Chasada Frost

WALKER COUNTY, Ala. — Nearly three years after a tragic shooting rocked the Argo community, justice has taken a new turn. Yesterday, Lawrence “Rayburn” Mitchell was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 41-year-old Chasada Nicole Frost.

The case dates back to April 15, 2022, when Frost was fatally shot at a home along Highway 78 in Walker County. At the time, Mitchell, then 69, was arrested and charged with murder and third-degree domestic violence. According to the Walker County Sheriff’s Office, he was taken into custody the following day and held without bond at the Walker County Jail.

The April 2022 shooting shocked the community, leaving Frost’s family and friends devastated. For years, they have sought justice for the loss of their loved one, while the case moved slowly through the legal system.

On Thursday, a jury delivered its verdict, finding Mitchell guilty of manslaughter rather than the original murder charge. While no ruling can erase the pain of losing Chasada, the decision marks a significant chapter in the long fight for accountability.

Loved ones of Frost are now left to process the outcome. Many hope this verdict brings a measure of peace, even as grief remains heavy. Mitchell will face sentencing in the coming weeks, where the court will determine his punishment.

Our thoughts remain with Chasada Nicole Frost’s family as they continue to heal and honor her memory.

Tragedy: Missing Teen Logan Hummel Found Dead

Heartbreaking news has emerged regarding the search for Logan Hummel. Logan, who was first reported missing on September 3, 2025, has sadly been found and is no longer with us.

On the day of his disappearance, witnesses reported seeing someone standing on the ledge of the Veterans Memorial Bridge, raising immediate concern for his safety.

Family, friends, and community members are devastated by the tragic outcome. As loved ones mourn, they are asking for continued thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Rest in peace, Logan.

Holly Johnson, Woman Who Fatally Shot Romeca Meeks Walks Free

Outrage is growing after authorities released the woman who fatally shot 31-year-old Romeca Meeks outside her son’s school, with no charges filed.

The incident, which left the community in shock, has devastated Meeks’ family, who say they are determined to seek justice.

“Someone has to pay for this. It’s not right,” said Meeks’ mother, Tina McMiller, as she called for accountability.

The shooting happened in front of Meeks’ young son, amplifying the grief and anger surrounding the case. Family members say Romeca was a loving mother who deserved protection, not violence.

The tragic incident happened Monday morning on the 2200 block of South State Street, shortly after Meeks dropped off her son and was heading to work. According to witnesses, a fight erupted between Meeks and Holly Johnson. Tensions escalated when Meeks’ child’s father, Carlos Losos Way — who was under an active restraining order — showed up with another woman.

During the altercation, Meeks was allegedly put in a headlock. In those moments, Johnson pulled out a gun and shot Meeks in the face. She was rushed to Stroger Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Though the shooter was arrested at the scene, she has since been released, leaving Meeks’ family demanding justice.
“Someone has to pay for this. It’s not right,” said her grieving mother, Tina McMiller.

So far, authorities have not explained why the shooter was released without charges, leaving the family and community demanding answers. Advocacy groups are urging a thorough investigation and possible legal action.

For Meeks’ loved ones, the fight is far from over. They vow to keep pressing until justice is served.

Galloway Township Man Arrested in Stockton University Road-Rage Attack

Authorities in Galloway Township have arrested 46-year-old Ernest W. Heinz in connection with a violent road-rage assault that occurred near Stockton University. Police confirmed that Heinz was taken into custody without incident after investigators identified him as the suspect in the attack.

The victim, Maritza Arias-Galva, a local resident, was reportedly assaulted during a confrontation that escalated following a traffic dispute. According to investigators, the incident took place in the area surrounding the university, where Heinz allegedly targeted Arias-Galva after a heated exchange. The details of her injuries have not been released, but officials confirmed she received medical attention.

Detectives were able to link Heinz to the crime through witness statements and evidence gathered at the scene. Following the arrest, he was transported to the Atlantic County Justice Facility, where he now faces multiple charges related to the assault.

Galloway Township Police have thanked the community for assisting in the investigation and reminded drivers to remain calm on the road, warning that aggressive driving and violent behavior can lead to serious consequences.

The case remains under review, and additional details may be released as the investigation continues.

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.