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Less than a week after wildfires broke out across the Superior National Forest and BWCAW, Ely Community Response was formed. “As I was looking at WhatsApp Ely, I just saw the outpour. People like, “I want to do something.” But I also heard that all of these crews have everything that they need and so, I was like, whoa, there’s a mix match here and I want to do something to be able to like channel resources,” said Emily Roose, one of six founders of the volunteer group. The group made a Google Form where people can offer support and donations and the response team will match those with people in need and so far, they’ve been able to meet all requests. “The form has about 90% offers and 10% needs and that’s really powerful. People are showing up like, “I have something to contribute. I want to help.”” said Lacey Squier, one of the volunteers. Located at the Ely Historic State Theater, the response team has given out free resources, N-95 masks, fans, homemade air purifiers, but they’ve also helped someone get an EpiPen and have pets evacuated. “It’s very heartwarming when someone comes through the door and says

MADISON, Wis. — A former Madison Metropolitan School District teacher pleaded guilty in a federal child pornography case Monday afternoon, online court records show. David Fawcett, 59, pleaded guilty to one count of production of child pornography in the Western District of Wisconsin. He faces a minimum sentence of 15 years in prison. A criminal complaint alleges Fawcett began messaging a 15-year-old girl from Texas in June 2025 using the social media app Snapchat. Messages detailed in the complaint appear to show him requesting nude images of the teen and sending her nude images of himself. Investigators with the Melissa, Texas Police Department were notified of the alleged Snapchat messages through a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Investigators matched Fawcett to his Snapchat account by using his IP address. Fawcett was previously charged with sexual exploitation of a child and three counts of possession of child pornography in Dane County but was dismissed in April. A second charge of child pornography was also dropped during Monday's plea hearing. A MMSD spokesperson confirmed to Channel3000.com that Fawcett no longer works at Nuestro Mundo Community School. A sentencing hearing was scheduled on Oct. 20. ​COPYRIGHT 2026 BY CHANNEL 3000.

SAN ANTONIO – The UTSA men’s basketball team announced on Monday that transfer guard Demari Williams will round out the 2026-27 Roadrunners roster as the final summer addition joining UTSA ahead of the third season under head coach Austin Claunch. Williams joins a class of eight other NCAA Division I transfers, one junior college transfer, two high school recruits and a pair of new walk-on players, alongside returning sophomore Dorian Hayes. “We are excited to welcome Demari to the Roadrunner family,” Claunch said. “He is a physical guard who competes at a high level every time he steps on the court and is a high-character young man who has a wealth of Division I basketball experience. We are thrilled to be able to keep him in Texas and excited to see the impact he has on this team.” Originally from the Houston Metro in Fulshear, Texas and coming to San Antonio at 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds, Williams played his last two seasons at Houston Christian and has played in 67 career games. He made 29 appearances with 15 starts last year for the Huskies, averaging 9.7 points on 46.9 percent field goal shooting and 79.4 percent shooting at the free

Skip to content Published: Jul. 20, 2026 at 3:31 PM CDT | Updated: 3 hours ago Videos of Jimothy the raccoon wandering around Seattle have taken the internet by storm. (Source: CNN, KIRO, INSTAGRAM/@C1VRGR1, JONAS H, MALEFICENT-BASS5486, TNED45 via CNN Newsource)

The "agitated" driver of a Christmas wrapping paper-decorated vehicle that crashed into a ditch in Elliot Lake July 16 was arrested for refusing to provide a breath sample to police. At about 11:40 p.m., the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a dark brown sport utility vehicle (SUV) that was crashed in the ditch off Lookout Tower Road. Once on scene, police observed the vehicle in the ditch, partially wrapped in Christmas wrapping paper. Police spoke to the agitated and uninjured male driver who said he wrapped the vehicle to keep the bugs out. After numerous attempts, the driver refused to provide a breath sample and was subsequently arrested. The vehicle was also towed and impounded. The 19-year-old Elliot Lake man was charged with failure or refusal to comply with a demand. The accused is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Elliot Lake Aug. 20. "The OPP remind motorists that no amount of alcohol or drug is acceptable to consume and drive," said the press release. "Report impaired drivers. Should you observe a suspected impaired driver, please dial 911 or contact the Ontario Provincial Police at 1-888-310-1122."

1. This was Tom Brady’s weekend: On Thursday, he dunked Gronk into some kind of sauce, which is just SO WACKY! (I refuse to post the video since it’s so stupid.) Friday, he slapped Logan Paul. — BrickCenter (@BrickCenter_) July 17, 2026 Saturday, he tried to imitate The Undertaker rising out of a coffin. Tom Brady rises from a casket like The Undertaker for his entrance at Fanatics Fest 👏🪦pic.twitter.com/oq3wgfrndO — WrestleTalk (@WrestleTalk_TV) July 18, 2026 Sunday, he gave Paul the middle finger while attending the World Cup final. Tom Brady and Logan Paul beefing at the World Cup final 🏆 pic.twitter.com/Zm8pUCXVzu — TB EGO (@TomBradyEgo) July 19, 2026 All of this stuff is cringeworthy and goofy, though ultimately harmless. Brady is allowed to have fun. But it’s also fair to wonder why on earth Brady would be doing all this stuff. He’s Tom Freakin’ Brady. He can be anywhere in the world. Do anything he wants. Buy anything he wants. Date anyone he wants. Hang out with his family. The possibilities are endless. He chose to spend three days in a row at the Javits Center in New York City for Fantatics Fest. Only New Yorkers will understand this

Hurricane/Tropical Storms News Posted on July 20, 2026 JEFFERSON, LA – According to the National Weather Service, Tropical Depression Two continues to slowly organize and could become Tropical Storm Bertha later tonight. The system is forecast to bring strong/gusty winds, minor-to-moderate storm surge flooding, and locally heavy rainfall to portions of the area mainly Wednesday. In preparation for this weather, Jefferson Parish officials are asking residents to prepare and remain weather aware. During heavy rain, drivers should use caution around areas prone to significant street flooding, like streets under bridges and overpasses. Parish Ordinance Section 36-188 prohibits motorists from traveling on flooded streets, which may increase the possibility of structural flooding due to wake action caused by moving vehicles.  To help reduce the risk of street flooding, Jefferson Parish Public Works crews have been cleaning catch basis; residents are asked to clear debris from streets and drains around their property, as such debris impedes water flow into the drainage system. In Jefferson Parish, 196 out of 198 pumps are in service, and portable pumps are ready, if required. All pump stations will be manned throughout the duration of this event, and canals will be lowered before.  Residents are asked to secure

Over the past couple days, a familiar Upper East Side thrift store took an unusual approach to a problem its owner says has dogged both of his shops since the day the first one opened. In the span of two days, Upper East Side Thrift Shop put up two separate Instagram posts calling out shoplifters caught on camera. What the store did not expect was how fast those posts would come back around. Soon after the posts went up, relatives of both people surfaced. In one case, the aunt of an alleged shoplifter reached out to the store. In the other, a woman’s son got in touch to say the person in the photo was his mother, and that he would come in and pay for what she had taken. “You’re not going to believe it. We posted two of them in two days, and both of them we already found,” owner George Khodzhayev told East Side Feed. Khodzhayev says the store is sitting on a mountain of similar footage, hundreds of photos and videos of people walking out without paying, but that it only goes public when there is no doubt about what happened. “We don’t post pictures unless

TULSA, Okla. — A 14-year-old Broken Arrow girl is safe after spending a week with a suspected child predator she met online, prompting a warning from her father for parents to monitor their children's online activity. 43-year-old Matthew Puza faces charges of making lewd proposals to a child and harboring a runaway. WATCH: IN CUSTODY: Man accused of grooming Broken Arrow teenager arrested IN CUSTODY: Man accused of grooming Broken Arrow teenager arrested The girl's father, Eric Tole, said his family believed they were doing everything right to keep their daughter, Akayla, safe online. "I am a more conservative parent, and we don't allow social media. We do our best to protect her from the dangers of the Internet, Snapchat, Instagram, Discord." But Tole said they later discovered she had been using multiple social media accounts without their knowledge. What began as a runaway report to Broken Arrow Police on July 11 quickly escalated into a multi-agency investigation involving the FBI and the Tulsa Police Department's SPIDER Unit. Tulsa Police Lieutenant Mark Kraft said investigators found evidence the girl had been groomed online. "There were a lot of indicators that this likely wasn't just a run-of-the-mill runaway, but there were