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Investigators combing the field where the shooting took place. Photo via Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office A juvenile suspect has now been arrested in connection with the July 25th mass shooting at a birthday party for a Twitch streamer in a Morgan Hill field that had been promoted on social media. According to a release from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, deputies executed a "high-risk" search warrant in connection with the investigation on Thursday, August 27, at a home in a Salinas, in Monterey County. In the course of serving the search warrant, deputies arrested a 17-year-old suspect, who was safely taken into custody. The arrest comes following an offer of a $20,000 reward for tips earlier this month, which resulted in numerous tips and videos being submitted. The sheriff's office collaborated with the FBI on the investigation, with the FBI putting up the reward, and the FBI's involvement may indicate that authorities believe there was a gang connection to the violence. "Those responsible for this senseless shooting should know that the FBI and our law enforcement partners at the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office will use every available resource to identify and hold them accountable," said FBI San

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Oreogate is about a mom asking other parents not to send Oreos to school. Kevin Carter/Getty Images The situation is relatable to anyone who has been in a parent WhatsApp chat: one person says something ridiculous, and everyone else has to react with varying degrees of politeness or directness. Side chats ensue, tensions start to boil. Oreogate is a series of viral Instagram posts from user @ashleighjamz about a fight over kindergarteners bringing Oreos for lunch in a classroom group chat, and it hits that exact nerve. Over 13 videos (so far), the saga unfolds. The mother of "Ava" asks the other parents in the group not to send Oreos in their lunches because Ava isn't allowed to have Oreos. Ava came home upset and asking for Oreos after seeing another girl with one. The other moms refuse to accommodate this unreasonable request and continue sending Oreos. The other children share their cookies with Ava, and the angry mother says she has complained to the teacher. (To get the full experience, you need to watch the videos.) The series has gone viral, with coverage in the New York Post, AdAge, and other news outlets. The first video in the series

Pa. teacher faces federal charges after allegedly targeting underage girls on Snapchat A Montgomery County elementary school teacher is facing federal charges after being accused of targeting dozens of young girls online. 39-year-old Eric Sanville, a former teacher at Gwynedd Square Elementary School, is facing decades behind bars after investigators say he used Snapchat to manipulate children as young as eight years old. According to court documents obtained by NBC10, the investigation began in July after Snapchat reported two accounts that appeared to be targeting young girls to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Investigators say the IP addresses tied to those accounts led them to Sanville. Court documents say that Sanville directed girls on how to take nude pictures while pretending to be a teenage boy by using a picture he found on Facebook. Once the allegations came to light, Sanville was ordered off school property and ordered to have no contact with students. Police do not believe any of the children involved attend any of the schools in the North Penn School District, including the school where Sanville was a teacher. The North Penn School District Superintendent sent a letter to parents notifying them of the

Lainey Wilson honors Dolly Parton in an Instagram tribute, sharing memories of their friendship and details from their final conversation.

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, is set to introduce charges for certain business messages sent through the WhatsApp Business Platform from October 1, 2026.The change will primarily affect companies using the official WhatsApp Business Platform, previously known as the WhatsApp Business API. Banks, fintech companies, e-commerce platforms, telecommunications operators,…... Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, is set to introduce charges for certain business messages sent through the WhatsApp Business Platform from October 1, 2026. The change will primarily affect companies using the official WhatsApp Business Platform, previously known as the WhatsApp Business API. Banks, fintech companies, e-commerce platforms, telecommunications operators, logistics firms and large retailers that use WhatsApp for customer support and transaction-related communication are among businesses likely to feel the impact. However, ordinary WhatsApp users and most small businesses using the standard WhatsApp Business app on mobile devices will not be affected by the new charges. Under the existing arrangement, a message from a customer to a business opens a 24-hour customer service window, during which businesses can send free-form service messages and certain utility messages without paying Meta. That arrangement is set to change from October 1, when Meta will begin applying per-message charges to service messages

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Wis. (CBS 58) — Washington County Golf Course celebrated the grand opening of a new clubhouse addition Tuesday, expanding the facility with indoor golf simulators and space designed for year-round use. The new two-level, 5,392-square-foot addition includes two indoor golf simulators, a viewing area, multipurpose room, expanded clubhouse space and a dedicated equipment repair room. Community gathers to celebrate the new expansion. Washington County Golf Course The addition also overlooks the Kettle Moraine landscape and Holy Hill. "This is such an exciting way to enter the next quarter century at our Washington County Golf Course," Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann said. "The course is a true gem for the people of Washington County and one of the things that contributes to our authentic quality of life." County officials said the indoor simulators will allow golfers to practice and play throughout the year, regardless of weather. The project was funded through a combination of golf course funds, debt supported by golf revenue, community donations and the inaugural grant from the Washington County Golf,  » Read More

After years of lingering in development limbo, Nick Cutter’s stomach-churning 2014 novel The Troop is finally marching toward the big screen. Paramount Primal has officially acquired the rights to adapt the fan-favorite horror book. They have tapped screenwriter Chris Basler to bring the visceral, parasite-laden story to life. Horror maestro James Wan previously optioned the project through Atomic Monster. However, Paramount Primal is now steering the long-awaited feature. Scout Trips and Biological Terrors The story follows Scoutmaster Tim Riggs and a small group of young scouts. They are on an annual wilderness camping trip to the isolated Falstaff Island off the coast of Prince Edward Island. What should be a weekend of campfire stories and basic survival skills rapidly devolves into absolute carnage. A ravenous intruder stumbles onto their campsite. Carrying a bio-engineered, flesh-devouring parasite, the stranger unleashes the contagion.  Suddenly, the quiet retreat turns into a claustrophobic biological war. The troop is forced to battle both an unnatural horror and their own deteriorating humanity. Stephen King’s Blessing and a Cult Legacy First published in February 2014 by Gallery Books, The Troop, written by Canadian author Craig Davidson under the pseudonym Nick Cutter, became an instant classic in modern horror

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