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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Court records obtained from Laken Snelling’s case file reveal that Lexington police sought a search warrant for her Snapchat account as part of the investigation into the death of her newborn baby. Snelling, a former University of Kentucky student, was indicted on a manslaughter charge and briefly held at the Fayette County Detention Center Thursday before bonding out. Laken Snelling, 22 (Fayette County Detention Center/WKYT) RELATED: Snapchat warrant details early morning exchange According to the warrant, Snelling and her roommates communicated through a Snapchat group chat. At around 4 a.m. on Aug. 27, one roommate sent a message saying she heard a loud noise that sounded like something had fallen. A second roommate said she heard it too and that whatever caused it had been forceful enough to knock a picture off the wall. One roommate said the noises lasted for about an hour. Just before 9 a.m. that same morning, Snelling sent a message in the group chat saying the noise had been her passing out. She added that she had not been feeling well and had not eaten, and said she was going to get checked out by a doctor. Roommates find infant in

In this modern era, problems need modern solutions. LUISTER: ‘Wit Warm Boude’ nou beskikbaar op jou gunsteling-stroomplatform! The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is “getting with the times” and has significantly broadened its communication channels. It’s done so by adding WhatsApp to the list of platforms through which it will contact taxpayers directly. READ: Preoccupied with protein: Experts share concerns about new health craze This marks a notable shift from the traditional methods of letters and emails that taxpayers have long associated with the revenue service. Here is everything you need to know about its new approach This development is sure to take many taxpayers by surprise. READ: 'Real Housewives of Pretoria' star and husband arrested for shoplifting Tax Consulting SA, a leading tax advisory firm, has reaffirmed this and cautioned taxpayers, saying people should no longer assume SARS will only reach out through conventional correspondence, i.e., email or post. According to MyBroadband, SARS may contact people through various digital platforms beyond WhatsApp. This is all part of a wider effort to modernise its engagement with the public. LOOK: First luxury designer café opens doors in South Africa SARS confirmed with BusinessTech that the decision to use WhatsApp is part of the larger

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British musician Labrinth has blasted both his record label and Euphoria , the hit TV show he composed the score for, announcing he is “done” with the entertainment industry. The producer and musician, real name Timothy Lee McKenzie, shared the Instagram post overnight on Friday (13 March), just weeks after releasing his latest album, Cosmic Opera: Act I, and shortly before the premiere of Euphoria’s long-awaited third season. “IM DONE WITH THIS INDUSTRY ,” he wrote. “F*** COLUMBIA. DOUBLE F*** EUPHORIA. IM OUT. THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT X.” The Independent has contacted representatives for Labrinth, Columbia, HBO and Euphoria showrunner Sam Levinson for comment. Labrinth made his scoring debut when he was announced as the lead composer for the first season of HBO’s hit teen drama Euphoria , receiving critical praise for his dark electronic and R&B sounds that complemented the themes of the show. Several of his original songs, including “Mount Everest” and “All For Us” (the latter featuring vocals from lead actor Zendaya), were also featured. “All For Us” went on to win an Emmy for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics, while the score was nominated for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series. Labrinth returned to compose

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Historically, the public faces of state and city governments have maintained a manicured image, offering their constituents PSAs and schedules in a clean-cut format meant to be informative and little else. That isn't the case for the state of New York, whose official social media presence has increasingly become a destination for nonsensical memes. While an extreme weather forecast could normally be expected to be presented succinctly, compellingly and self-seriously, the state Instagram account @NYGov took a very different approach in January. “WE GOTTA RESPECT MOTHER NATURE’S THING,” the account captioned a digitally edited image of a Furby wearing bunny ears in a snowstorm. Elsewhere in the same carousel, a grimacing blue being appeared alongside the number to text for real-time weather updates, along with wind chill predictions from the National Weather Service. Another era of taxpayers might have balked at an official arm of the state promoting meaningless, agenda-less content like viral baby hippo Moo Deng photoshopped in front of an Olive Garden, but in 2026, the message of nonsensical delight deeply resonates with young voters’ nihilistic senses of humor. The most bizarre content often appears to get the highest engagement. “I noticed that the weirder the posts, the

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The Sunrisers franchise is witnessing severe backlash on social media after acquiring Pakistan mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed in the men's player auction on Thursday. Abrar became the first Pakistani player to be signed by an Indian-owned team in The Hundred, after the Sunrisers picked him up for USD 255,000. However, the move didn't go down well in India, as several fans took to social media to criticise Sunrisers and team owner Kavya Maran for signing a Pakistan player and going against national sentiment. Kavya Maran and SunRisers face backlash after buying Abrar Ahmed in the Hundred auction. (X/Reuters) At the Hundred men's player auction, owner Kavya Maran was seen sitting at the table alongside head coach Daniel Vettori. Ahead of the auction, there was heavy scrutiny over whether the four Indian-owned teams in the Hundred would bid for Pakistan players amid reports of a potential shadow ban. Also Read: Sunrisers Leeds, Indian-owned franchise, sign Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed at The Hundred auction, face online backlash Just hours after the franchise got Abrar on board, Sunrisers Leeds' official X (formerly Twitter) was suspended. There's no specific reason given by the platform for this, but when one tries to open the account, a