Face

Man Accused of Killing Wife, Unborn Child, and Infant Son Set to Face Trial

by

VICTOR, Idaho — Jeremy Best, a resident of Victor, Idaho, is set to stand trial for the alleged murder of his wife, young son, and unborn child. During a Zoom hearing on Thursday, 7th District Judge Dane Watkins Jr. scheduled a jury trial for Sept. 15, 2025, in Teton County, Idaho. Best, 48, appeared via video conference from the Bonneville County Jail, where he has been held since December 2023. The grand jury in Teton County indicted Best on Dec. 18, 2023, charging him with three counts of first-degree murder and three enhancements for using … Read more

Mother Accused of Strangling 7-Year-Old Son Set to Face Jury Trial in July 2024

by

Oregon, Illinois – Sarah Safranek, the woman accused of killing her 7-year-old son Nathaniel Burton in 2021, is set to face a jury trial in July. The trial, ordered by an Ogle County Judge, is scheduled to begin on July 8, 2024. Safranek faces multiple charges, including five counts of First-Degree Murder and one count of Aggravated Battery to a Child. Despite the charges, she has maintained her innocence and pleaded not guilty. The tragic incident unfolded when Oregon Police received a distressing 911 call reporting a child who was not breathing at a residence … Read more

NY Yankees Star Aaron Judge Named Face of Ralph Lauren’s “Polo Est. 67” Fragrance

by

New York, NY – Ralph Lauren Fragrances has sealed a deal with New York Yankees team captain Aaron Judge to be the face of its new fragrance, “Polo Est. 67” eau de toilette. Judge, a five-time Major League Baseball All-Star and record-breaking slugger, will represent the sporty scent. Ralph Lauren, executive chairman and chief creative officer, expressed his excitement about the partnership, sharing how he was inspired by baseball players growing up in the Bronx. The fragrance, a blend of bergamot, vetiver, and pineapple, is a part of Lauren’s Polo Sport franchise and pays homage … Read more

Libraries Fight Soaring Costs of Digital Books as Patrons Face Long Waiting Lists

by

HARTFORD, Conn. – West Haven, a city in Connecticut, is grappling with the financial strain caused by the steep costs of e-books and audiobooks at public libraries. Libraries, including the one in West Haven, are facing exorbitant prices for digital copies of popular titles, with these prices often much higher than what consumers pay. For instance, while the library can purchase a hardcover copy of a bestselling author like Robin Cook for $18, leasing a digital copy can cost up to $55. The cost issue is further compounded by the fact that these digital copies … Read more