Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson advanced to a June 23 Republican runoff for South Carolina governor. Evette led the crowded primary after receiving Donald Trump’s late endorsement.
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An Arkansas judge dismissed a second-degree murder charge against sheriff candidate Aaron Spencer, who fatally shot a man accused of sexually abusing his daughter. The judge ruled that mishandled dashboard camera evidence impaired Spencer’s right to a fair trial.
The Treasury Department is preparing a $250 bill featuring President Donald Trump’s portrait, pending congressional approval. The bill would be the first U.S. currency to depict a living person in over 150 years as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations.
Five people, including three University of Iowa students, were shot near the campus early Sunday. Police continue to investigate the incident and seek information about persons of interest.
The latest episode of "CBS News Sunday Morning," airing March 15, explores Hollywood's history and future through interviews with industry figures and highlights the preservation of Chaplin Studios by John Mayer and McG. It also features a segment on the Oscar-nominated documentary "Mr. Nobody Against Putin," which exposes Kremlin propaganda, and reflects on the 1979 Iran hostage crisis with Ted Koppel. Additionally, the episode touches on upcoming Oscars coverage and reveals details of a defamation lawsuit involving actress Rebel Wilson and several producers.
Authorities in Louisiana have arrested two more individuals, Kyle Thurman and Isaiah Smith, in connection with the hazing-related death of Southern University student Caleb Wilson, bringing the total number of arrests to three. Both Thurman and Smith face charges of criminal hazing, while the first arrestee, Caleb McCray, is charged with manslaughter and criminal hazing. The case has highlighted the persistent issue of hazing in college fraternities and sparked discussions on the necessity for stricter regulations to prevent such tragedies.
Authorities have recovered the body of an Atlanta teacher who disappeared last month while boating on Lake Oconee, near where his fiancée, Joycelyn Wilson, was found deceased. The couple's disappearance on February 8 led to an extensive search operation, with Wilson's body discovered a day later and the teacher's body recently recovered. The investigation into their deaths is ongoing, with the community mourning the loss of the two well-regarded educators.
A Southern University student, Caleb Wilson, died following a fraternity pledging event, leading to the arrest of 23-year-old Caleb McCray on charges of manslaughter and criminal hazing. The incident, linked to the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, involved Wilson being punched in the chest multiple times, raising concerns about the safety and oversight of off-campus fraternity activities. As the investigation continues, the university community is dealing with the tragedy and its implications, while discussions about fraternity culture and student safety gain momentum.