A Lake Criminal Court judge has sentenced 28-year-old Davion Dean to 15 years in prison for orchestrating a robbery in which Jordan Miller, 24, lost his life. While Dean did not pull the trigger, he was found to have “targeted” Miller and instructed his co-defendant to bring a firearm, ultimately sparking the deadly outcome.

A recent letter to the editor proposes a clear approach to addressing the growing challenges faced by the Colorado River. While it averts altering perfected water rights, the plan does require additional accounting and financial considerations.

Police in Northern California found themselves in an unusual predicament when they pulled over a driverless Waymo taxi after it executed an illegal U-turn. Despite the violation, no citation could be issued, highlighting new challenges in regulating autonomous vehicles.

Thai authorities have issued arrest warrants for 17 construction executives and engineers on charges of felony negligence leading to death, following the collapse of a thirty-story skyscraper during Bangkok’s March 28th earthquake. The partially built State Audit office tower crumbled within minutes of the quake, prompting legal action against those involved in its construction.

Former U.S. Representative George Santos has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison following his conviction on felony fraud charges. The New York Republican’s sentencing marks a significant turn in the legal proceedings against him.

A lawsuit claims a pastor in Oklahoma concealed reports of sexual assault by a church member, allowing the abuse to continue unchecked. Four women allege they were sexually assaulted by a 92-year-old churchgoer, and their reports to the pastor never reached authorities.