Hannah Lewis was just seven years old when she watched a Nazi death squad execute her mother.
Hasbro, owner of Wizards of the Coast, to lay off 15% of workforce
Hasbro did not specify if the layoffs would hit Wizards of the Coast employees.
A look at California’s deadly back-to-back mass shootings
In less than 48 hours, two gunmen went on shooting rampages at both ends of California that left 18 dead and 10 wounded.
Group of Congressional Democrats call on Biden administration to back off new immigration policy
The group, including Austin’s Greg Casar, are upset with the decision to keep a modified version of Title 42, a controversial Trump immigration policy.
Don’t stay silent over racial discrimination, warns Holocaust survivor
A Holocaust survivor has warned Britons to be vigilant against anti-semitism as the country marks Holocaust Memorial Day by remembring the genocide of six millions Jews during the Second World War. John Dobai, 89, survived the war as a child in Budapes…
Judge denies pre-trial motions for LCPS officials
Former Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Scott Ziegler and communications official Wayde Byard appeared in a Leesburg court Thursday afternoon for pre-trial motions. FOX 5’s David Kaplan was in the courtroom in Leesburg.
Lawsuit filed against man accused of urinating in water bottles
More than a dozen women who say they contracted an incurable sexually transmitted disease from a janitor tainting their water bottles at work have now filed a lawsuit. FOX 26’s Damali Keith reports more about the lawsuit.
First Austin City Council meeting of 2023 comes with lengthy agenda
The meeting included a lengthy agenda along with three new city council members, and a new mayor.
Doomsday Mom’ Lori Vallow asking for case to be dismissed
Vallow’s defense team is arguing that the court has violated her right to a speedy trial. Vallow, who has been in jail for nearly three years, was arrested in connection with the deaths of her two children, JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan.
Bringing kids makes shopping more expensive, report says
According to a new report, people who keep their kids at home while they shop save nearly 50 dollars on average.