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Jury Declares Homicide in Highland Park Police Shooting During Well-Being Check

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Highland Park, Ill. — A jury has determined that the death of Brent Bucholtz, a 59-year-old man, was a homicide following an officer-involved shooting that occurred during a well-being check on June 20, 2025. This decision came through an inquest held by the Lake County Coroner’s Office and confirmed that Bucholtz died from multiple gunshot wounds. The autopsy revealed that Bucholtz was shot several times, with Chief Deputy Coroner Steve Newton indicating this ruling was anticipated. “The classification of homicide for the purposes of death certification is a neutral term and does not imply criminal … Read more

Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’ Falls Short of Venice Film Festival Honors

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Venice, Italy — Park Chan-wook’s latest film, “No Other Choice,” did not receive an award at the Venice International Film Festival, a disappointment for fans and critics alike. Known for his distinctive storytelling style, the acclaimed South Korean director had hoped to add another accolade to his impressive resume at this prestigious event. The film, which explores themes of life, death, and moral dilemmas, faced stiff competition against a range of international entries. Park’s work is typically characterized by rich visual narratives and complex characters, which had set high expectations going into the festival. However, … Read more

Judge Eileen A. Olds Honored for Her Legacy at Courtyard Park Dedication Ceremony

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HAMPTON, Va. — Judge Eileen A. Olds reflected on her enduring impact in the community during a dedication ceremony at Courtyard Park, celebrating the completion of the park enhancement project. The event drew a crowd of local officials, residents, and members of the judiciary, highlighting the significance of public spaces in fostering community engagement. Olds, who has served on the bench for several years, emphasized the importance of the park in the lives of the community’s residents. “Parks are essential for bringing people together, for creating spaces where memories can be made,” she remarked, noting … Read more

Bradenton Beach’s Historic Pines Trailer Park Secures Residents’ Future Following Lawsuit Settlement

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BRADENTON BEACH, Fla. — A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit regarding the closure of the Pines Trailer Park, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the area, bringing an end to a dispute that began earlier this year. The lawsuit, brought by the Pines Trailer Park Homeowners Association against Pines Park Investors LLC, was dismissed by Judge Edward Nicholas of the 12th Circuit Court on August 8 following the agreement. The terms of the settlement, which remain confidential, were announced by the park’s ownership group, including developer Shawn Kaleta, in a statement released on … Read more