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Después de meses de investigación, las autoridades de Oregón ahora creen que las muertes de cuatro mujeres jóvenes están conectadas

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

(CNN) — Después de meses de indagaciones y múltiples investigaciones, las autoridades del noroeste de Oregón ahora creen que las misteriosas muertes de cuatro mujeres jóvenes están conectadas, anunció este lunes la Oficina del Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de Multnomah.Los cuerpos de las cuatro mujeres, de edades comprendidas entre los 22 y los 31 años, fueron descubiertos a principios de este año, y el médico forense del estado aún no ha determinado la causa y la forma de sus muertes, dijo la oficina del fiscal de distrito en un comunicado.Las mujeres fueron identificadas como Kristin Smith, de 22 años; Ashley Real, de 22; Charity Lynn Perry, de 24 años, y Bridget Leann (Ramsay) Webster, de 31 años, según el comunicado. Los cuatro tienen vínculos con Portland.Las autoridades han entrevistado a varias personas en relación con los casos y han identificado a “al menos una persona de interés” que está vinculada a las cuatro mujeres, según el comunicado. No se han presentado carg...

Man injured after shots fired at Pembroke Park gas station; stray bullets hit nearby home

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

A man was injured after a shooting at a Racetrac gas station led to a nearby home being struck by stray bullets. According to the Pembroke Park Police Department, the shooting occurred late Monday night when an adult male was shot at the Racetrac gas station. The victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, managed to transport himself to a local hospital for medical attention.A witness at the scene reported hearing approximately 20 gunshots and saw a blue car flee from the gas station area, but the hail of bullets did not remain confined to the gas station. The woman who lives across the street from the gas station said some rounds penetrated the walls and windows of her home.“I thought I was gonna die because I thought it was a roach or something, but no, it was a shot that came into the house,” she said. “My husband told me, ‘It’s a shooting, they’re shooting, get down, get down.’ That was scary, scary, scary. I don’t want to live...

Firefighters extinguishing blaze in flea market area of Lauderhill Swap Shop

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

Emergency crews rushed to the scene of a one-alarm fire that erupted near a bustling flea market in Lauderhill, Tuesday morning. According to the Lauderhill Fire Department, the blaze ignited at approximately 4:30 a.m. when multiple containers caught fire near the flea market, located at 3291 W. Sunrise Blvd.When fire crews arrived, they immediately got to work to control the flames. No injuries or transports have been reported. As the fire officials worked to extinguish the fire, they said that it was too early to determine the precise cause of the blaze. An investigation into the cause of the blaze is underway.Residents are reminded to adhere to any instructions issued by local authorities to ensure safety during this time.Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

Princess Diana’s famous ‘black sheep’ sweater is going up for auction

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

(CNN) — Princess Diana left behind a vast style legacy, and soon enthusiasts will be able to bid for one of her most famous looks.The celebrated “black sheep” sweater first worn by Lady Diana Spencer at a polo match in 1981 when she was engaged to the now King Charles III will headline Sotheby’s Fashion Icons auction in New York and online between August 31 and September 14.The original sweater, which is expected to fetch $50,000 to $80,000 when it goes on sale for the first time ever, will be on display at the auction house from September 7, the start of New York Fashion Week, according to Sotheby’s.“This exceptional garment, meticulously preserved, carries the whispers of Princess Diana’s grace, charm, and her keen eye for fashion,” said Cynthia Houlton, Sotheby’s global head of fashion and accessories, in a press release on Monday.“It’s an honor to offer this historic sweater in our inaugural Fashion Icons auction, placing it in dialogue with other memorable and culturally import...

Humid, Interior Storms

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

Figures… We finally pull off a dry summer’s day and our blue sky got obscured by smoke from the Canadian Wildfires. We’ll have more smoky haziness to the sky again today along with sunshine, sending temps into the mid to upper 80s. An air quality alert is in effect across interior New England for the smoke creating unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups from time to time. We also have a Flood Watch up across the interior too as scattered afternoon thunderstorm there will produce localized downpours, capable of street flooding, poor drainage flooding and small stream flooding. The big issue is not so much how much rain falls, but the fact the a quick localized 1-2″ on a saturated ground, will cause a lot of runoff. Close to the coast, today does look mainly dry, although some showers may clip Nantucket or the outer Cape.Worcester has already pushed into it’s 4th wettest July on record and most of New England has received 3-8″ above average rain...

Police: Yarmouth man arrested after woman finds him in back of her car while driving

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

A Yarmouth man is facing a charge of breaking and entering into a vehicle in the nighttime after a woman said she found him in the back seat of her car while she was driving early Tuesday morning, officials said.An officer patrolling near the Route 6 Exit ramp around 1 a.m. found a vehicle he thought was disabled and when he went to check on it found a woman outside of it attempting to call 911 who appeared scared and upset, according to Yarmouth police. “The woman said she did not notice anything out of the ordinary after leaving her friend’s house, but a short time later a light came on inside her car while driving. As she looked into the back seat, she was surprised to see a man hiding with a coat pulled over his head. Extremely frightened, she began driving erratically and the man fell out of the open rear door of the car,” police wrote.After a brief investigation, Jailton Dos Santos, 36, of South Yarmouth, was arrested.Police are reminding residents to make sure the...

Police ask for help in search for possible person of interest in alleged attempted kidnapping in Warren

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

Warren police are turning to the public for help as they search for a possible person of interest in connection with an alleged attempted kidnapping in the Western Mass community.Police released a photo of a person who may or may not be a person of interest in the potential abduction case.Officers responded to a reported attempted kidnapping of a juvenile in the area of Bridge Street around 5:45 p.m. Monday.Anyone with information about the person in the photo is asked to call 413-436-9595 ext 0.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

Battenfeld: Michelle Wu’s reputation as liberal hero dented with Nixonian enemies list

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s national reputation as a progressive leader took a major hit with the revelation that she compiled a list of vocal critics and sent it to her police department.The Nixonian tactic of keeping an enemies list, which Wu justified as a security measure, might dent her image as a liberal darling in the national media.The popular Democrat, the first Asian American mayor in Boston’s history, might have her sights set on higher office in the coming years, with the possible opening of a U.S. Senate seat or appointment to a Democratic Biden administration.But the enemies list is just the kind of thing that could follow her around the country.The story about the list, first reported by the Boston Herald, went viral among conservative-leaning media outlets and social media sites, which compared her to former President Richard Nixon.Getting lumped in with Nixon, who was forced to resign in disgrace because of the Watergate scandal, is never a good thing in politics.Cri...

Robbins: Brawling Chris Christie shows no signs of backing down

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

Last week’s release of the second quarter’s fundraising figures for the 2024 presidential candidates produced two notable news stories.One was that Joe Biden and his associated fundraising arms raised $72 million between his late April re-election launch and June 30th. This financial haul, double what Donald Trump raised in the second quarter, poured 72 buckets of cold water on the “Dementia-Joe-isn’t-supported-by-Democrats” narrative that had gained currency, pushed and peddled by Republicans.And it was similarly unhelpful to the wishful thinking in Republican circles that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the candidate from Pluto, poses a “headache” for the President. This isn’t the case, except perhaps on Pluto.The other news was that former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, whose uphill battle for the GOP presidential nomination was initially deemed by pundits to be destined for a rapid flame-out, had already collected contributions from over 40,000 donors in the first 35 days of his ca...

Route 28 roundabout: Milton residents, officials say no, but state says yes

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 18:00:03 GMT

The town of Milton has made its stance clear regarding ways to address safety on what MassDOT has declared as the most dangerous intersection in the state.Residents and officials don’t want the state to go forward with its plans of implementing a roundabout at the intersection of Route 28, or Randolph Avenue, and Chickatawbut Road, which serves as a gateway into Blue Hills Reservation.Instead, the town wants state transportation officials to turn to what they say would be short-term improvements, such as adjusting signal timing or incorporating left-hand turn signals.But even after recent letters from Sen. Walter Timilty and the Select Board that requested the state make such considerations, the Department of Transportation is not budging.“We have evaluated several options and have held numerous meetings with the town, stakeholders, and abutters,” MassDOT spokesperson Jacquelyn Goddard said in an email to the Herald on Friday. “Although we appreciate that a roundabout has impacts to...