ICE apprehended 81 individuals in Kentucky, with 25 facing charges during a focused operation in March.

The U.S. Department of Immigration, Customs and Enforcement detained 81 people in Kentucky accused of being in the U.S. illegally this month during “enhanced, targeted enforcement.” The arrests happened between March 10 and March 14, the agency says. Twenty-five of the 81 people detained were charged with criminal offenses including illegal reentry, illegal possession of firearms and illegal possession of controlled…

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Idaho slayings suspect fights death penalty; 'Evil stepmother' allegedly locks up child for 20 years – TCN Sidebar

In this episode of True Crime News The Sidebar Podcast: Terri Austin joins host Joshua Ritter to break down the biggest cases making headlines across the nation. They discuss the latest evidence in the University of Idaho slayings as Bryan Kohberger’s lawyers fight to have the death penalty taken off the table, Kimberly Sullivan allegedly…

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Boeing held responsible for whistleblower’s fatality in recent lawsuit

The family of John “Mitch” Barnett, a Boeing whistleblower whose death last year brought fresh attention to the company’s persistent struggles with quality, filed a wrongful-death lawsuit Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Charleston, South Carolina, blaming the aerospace company for Barnett’s suicide. Barnett was found March 9, 2024, dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at age 62….

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Chicago Public Media’s cost-saving buyout leads to a 20% reduction in Sun-Times workforce.

The Chicago Sun-Times, which bills itself as the hardest-working newspaper in America, may have to work even harder after more than a fifth of its staffers took a buyout, heading off potential layoffs in a sweeping cost-cutting initiative by Chicago Public Media. Thirty Sun-Times employees, including 23 reporters and editors, will be voluntarily leaving the…

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Mattel to reduce workforce by 120 employees in recent expense reduction effort

Mattel, the toymaker behind Barbie and Hot Wheels, is laying off 120 workers from its El Segundo headquarters, according to a notice provided to state and local officials. The toy and entertainment company is cutting various roles including in marketing, design and information technology. Some of the employees held positions as managers, directors or vice…

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