Police in Grants Pass, Oregon are searching for Benjamin Obadiah Foster, a 36 year-old white male wanted in connection with an attempted murder, kidnapping, and assault. Foster was convicted in Nevada two years ago for keeping another woman in captivity, and Grants Pass Police Chief Warren Hensman expressed his concern that Foster is wanted in an attempted murder instead of still being behind bars. The public is asked to contact the Grants Pass Police Department if they have any information.
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Jeremy Renner was injured on New Year's Day while trying to prevent a snowplow from hitting his nephew. He attempted to step up on the track to divert the plow, but was instead crushed by the tractor and broke "30 plus" bones. He is currently recovering from his injuries, and the Washoe County Sheriff's Office is still investigating the incident.
California is in the midst of a series of powerful storms that have caused extensive damage and cost the state an estimated $1 billion. The…
The Buffalo Bills returned to the field on Sunday for the first time since safety Damar Hamlin suffered an on-field cardiac arrest. The game was…
The 51-year-old actor was injured Sunday while plowing snow near Reno, Nevada. The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday evening that Renner had been air-flighted…
California was hit with a powerful storm on New Year's Day, bringing drenching rain and heavy snowfall to much of the state. More than 4 feet of snow had accumulated in the Sierra Nevada, while San Francisco experienced its second-wettest day on record. Despite the storm, the weather cleared up in time for the annual Rose Parade in Pasadena.
The National Weather Service reported that more than 235,000 homes, businesses and other power customers in California and Nevada had been left in the dark due to the severe weather. High winds caused numerous power outages and heavy rainfall and snowfall caused flooding, water rescues, and disabled vehicles. US Highway 101 and Interstate 80 were partially closed due to multiple spinouts, and residents were advised to avoid travel due to the hazardous conditions. The severe weather is a relief for drought-stricken California, bringing 4 feet of snow to the high Sierra Nevada and 5.46 inches of rain to downtown San Francisco.