Death

Breaking: New Defendant Added in Jamea Harris Wrongful Death Lawsuit, Plus Pedestrian Struck in Northport

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Tuscaloosa, AL – In the latest news from Tuscaloosa, some significant developments have emerged. Our Saturday newsletter is undergoing an experiment with an afternoon delivery time of 3 p.m. We would appreciate your feedback on this potential change. Additionally, we have a lineup of stories to keep you informed on what’s happening in town. First, let’s take a look at the weather forecast for today. Expect a sunny morning with clear skies in the afternoon and evening. The high temperature will reach 63 degrees, while the low will be around 45 degrees. Now, let’s give … Read more

Tragedy Strikes: Family Files Lawsuit Against School District Over Mother’s Tragic Lightning Strike Death

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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. – The Seminole County School Board and the Seminole County Board of Commissioners are facing a new lawsuit alleging negligence in the death of a woman struck by lightning while picking up her daughters from Keeth Elementary School. The lawsuit, filed by Andrew Tedesco, accuses the school district of failing to provide adequate protection outside the school, leading to his wife Nicole’s tragic accident. According to the lawsuit, Nicole was waiting for their two daughters, Ava and Gia, outside Keeth Elementary School when the family was struck by lightning. The lawsuit argues … Read more

Former Williamson County Deputies Face Manslaughter Charges in Javier Ambler’s Death: Jury Selection Begins

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Travis County, Texas – Jury selection is set to commence on Tuesday for the trial of two former Williamson County deputies who are facing charges of manslaughter in the death of Javier Ambler. Ambler, a former postal worker, died during a law enforcement pursuit in March 2019 involving former deputies James Johnson and Zachary Camden. The chase came to an end in north Austin and was being filmed for the A&E reality show Live PD. However, the footage of the incident was never aired on television and subsequently destroyed. According to indictments, prosecutors alleged that … Read more

Kansas Senate Votes to Increase Death Benefit and Expand Pension System Investments in Alternative Assets

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In Topeka, Kansas, the state Senate has voted to increase the lump-sum death payment for retirees in the Kansas Public Employee Retirement System (KPERS), as well as raise the maximum amount of the pension system’s portfolio tied to alternative private equity or infrastructure investments. The Senate voted 25-14 in favor of Senate Bill 172, which would raise the death benefit to $6,000 from the current $4,000. The cost of this adjustment over a 20-year period is estimated to be $108 million, to be covered by KPERS contributions and investment income. The death benefit has not … Read more