Graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and minor in political science
Defense attorney Heather Shaner said her first client from Jan. 6 wanted to invoke "the Constitution from 1776.″ When she tried to explain that the document was ratified years later, the man told her he had done his research and she was incorrect. In the very beginning, Shaner couldn't imagine representing anyone involved in the riot.
The boy is 15 years old and full of metal. Bullet fragments are stuck in his arms, his leg, his side. A rod runs through his leg, and a plate and screws hold his arm together. Da'Quincy Pittman limps into school on a rainy Monday morning in late February.
During GamerGate, Brianna Wu was bombarded with threats of rape, death and more. A person in a skull mask uploaded a video to YouTube explaining how they would murder her. Someone else made a diagram of her house, which other apparent gamers used to make detailed plans of how they would enter and kill her.
Something was unsettling beekeeper Chris Kelly. He felt he was being watched. He must have been misplacing things more than usual, he thought. A honey strainer went missing. Then, some other specialty equipment. Nothing valuable, he said. But a couple of weeks ago, Kelly noticed something strange in a bee yard he'd been using to breed queen honeybees.
Two dozen goats clomped through a New York City park Wednesday with a mission: Whack the weeds. As invasive and unruly plant species blanketed a steep part of Riverside Park's terrain that proved too difficult for human conservators to wrangle, they looked for an alternate option.
Crystal Straus stood, soft pink dress rippling in the wind, exchanging vows with the man once convicted of killing her brother. His defense attorney officiated, and the lawyer's daughters were flower girls. She wore a wedding gown; he wore an ankle monitor.
ARLINGTON - After some consideration, Maria Vrotsos shuffled over to grab one more bag of pasta to add to her already-teetering stash. She was stockpiling.
KeMontie Johnson was shot and killed at an IU fraternity party in October. Six months later, no one has been arrested for his murder. Police have no suspects.
Amanda Barge resigned her seat on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners on Monday in the wake of sexual harassment allegations revealed two weeks ago in the Indiana Daily Student.
Monroe County commissioner and Bloomington mayoral candidate Amanda Barge is being accused of sexually harassing a county contractor for more than a year.