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New Book Aims to Uncover Truth Behind 1976 Murder of Maine Mother as Family Seeks Closure

LEWISTON, Maine — Nearly half a century after Dorothy “Dottie” Milliken was murdered, her family remains determined to uncover the truth. A new book set to release next week aims to shed light on the cold case surrounding the brutal killing of the 27-year-old mother, whose life was cut short in 1976. Milliken was found deceased outside Beal’s Laundromat in Lewiston on November 6, 1976, just days before she was scheduled to return to work …

Community Kicks for a Cause: El Paso Soccer Tournament Aims to Support Injured Man’s Recovery

El Paso, Texas – Following a life-threatening incident at the Sun Metro operation center that left German Garcia critically injured, his friends have rallied together, organizing a soccer tournament to aid with his mounting medical costs. Garcia was gravely injured in the explosion and had to be airlifted to a burn unit in Phoenix, Arizona on February 11, where he continues to fight for his life. In response to the tragedy, those close to Garcia …

Elon Musk Outlines Fixes After SpaceX Starship’s Explosive Test, Aims for Swift Return to Flight

Cape Canaveral, FL — SpaceX faced a significant setback as its much-touted Starship upper stage encountered a catastrophic failure during its seventh flight, resulting in an explosion that has drawn widespread attention. This incident occurred just a day ago, raising concerns and prompting immediate investigative response from both SpaceX and federal authorities. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, promptly addressed the incident, suggesting that a leak above the rocket’s engine section likely sparked the fire …

New Legislation Aims to Prohibit Sale of Weighted Sleep Aids for Infants Amid Safety Concerns

Washington, D.C. – In a unified stride toward child safety, federal lawmakers have stepped forward with a proposal aimed at prohibiting the sale of weighted infant sleep products. This legislative move, underpinned by growing concerns over the risks these products pose to babies, seeks to amend the existing Consumer Product Safety Act. The bill, if enacted, would define and ban the manufacture and sale of any sleep product for infants up to one year old …

Bipartisan Legislation Aims to Fund School Safety Hotline for Colorado Students

Denver, Colorado – Amid growing concerns about school safety, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper joined state legislative leaders in a bipartisan effort to discuss the implementation of the Safe2Tell Act. This crucial measure aimed to provide funding and resources for a successful school danger hotline in response to the tragic Columbine high school massacre. The act established an anonymous platform for K-12 students to report safety issues such as planned shootings, bullying, and suicides to authorities. …

Woman Killed in Phoenix Shooting, Mother Aims for Capture of Suspect

Phoenix, Arizona – A mother in Phoenix, Arizona is desperately hoping for the capture of the suspect involved in a shooting that tragically took the life of a woman. The incident occurred in the morning hours, shaking the community and leaving loved ones in mourning over the senseless act of violence. The victim, a woman with a promising future ahead of her, was fatally shot in what appears to be a targeted attack. This loss …

Forensic Commander Aims to Complete Identification of 23 Fireworks Factory Explosion Victims by Saturday

Bangkok, Thailand – The Office of the Police Forensic Science in Thailand is working diligently to complete the identification of the 23 victims involved in a tragic fireworks factory explosion. Pol Lt-General Trairong Phiwpan, the commander of the office, expressed his expectation that the identification process would be finished by Saturday. The explosion, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, resulted in the death of all 23 individuals working inside the factory. Trairong explained that the forensic …

New Book Aims to Revive Investigation of I-70 Serial Killer And His Unsolved Spree

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A man who carried out a series of shootings across the central U.S. along Interstate 70 over 30 years ago, leaving at least six people dead, has been the focus of a new book released by retired St. Louis-area journalist Bob Cyphers. The book, titled “Dead End: Inside the Hunt for the I-70 Serial Killer,” aims to keep the investigation alive and potentially jog the memories of people who may have …