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Ray J to Kim Kardashian I Can't Ruin Your Dream of Being a Lawyer … You Can't Even Pass the Bar!!! Published February 27, 2026 8:10 AM PST | Updated February 27, 2026 1:39 PM PST Ray J ripped into Kim Kardashian after she accused him of making false statements about her that could put her dream of becoming a lawyer in jeopardy ... TMZ has learned. In court docs, Ray J scoffed at Kim’s suggestion that his comments about her and her mother Kris Jenner being investigated by the feds could derail her getting her law license. Ray J said ... “For this ever to be an issue, Kardashian must first pass the bar exam, something she admittedly has not yet done.” He continued ... “Regardless, it is unclear why vague, third-party allegations from and a Twitch stream could ever ‘jeopardize’ her legal career. It would be the underlying wrongful conduct, none of which denied.” Ray J said the lawsuit brought by Kim and Kris is nonsense. He points out while they deny any knowledge of a federal investigation, neither denied committing racketeering in their court declarations. In previous court docs, Kim explained

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson February 28, 2026 The Georgia Department of Transportation released the following updated schedule of lane closures for I-285 and I-20 for the estimated $1.2 billion I-285/I-20 West Interchange project. This week’s updated schedule begins Monday, March 2, and continues through Saturday, March 7: Weather permitting, the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) contractors will temporarily close interstate lanes for the I-285/I-20 West Interchange project. This project will reconstruct and widen several interstate system-to-system ramps at the I-285/I-20 West Interchange and add a combination of collector-distributor lanes or connecting lanes, and auxiliary lanes along I-20 west and I-285 north of the interchange. Roadway Activity Start Date End Date Times   I-285 Northbound   Cascade Road to Bolton Road Single, right-lane, and right-shoulder closure Monday,  March 2 Saturday,   March 7 9 p.m. – 5 a.m. Nightly   Cascade Road to Bolton Road Double, right-lane, and right-shoulder closure Monday,  March 2 Saturday,   March 7 11 p.m. – 5 a.m. Nightly   I-285 Southbound   US 78/Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy to SR 139/MLK Jr. Drive Single, right-lane, and right-shoulder closure Monday,  March 2 Saturday,   March 7 9 p.m. – 5 a.m. Nightly   US 78/Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy to SR

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Adam Schumes - I'm the In Your Community reporter for East Side Indy. HAMILTON COUNTY — A Hamilton County case involving a teenager and an adult who police say met through Snapchat is raising concerns about the dangers children face online. WATCH FULL STORY BELOW Growing concern surrounding online grooming following case in Hamilton County Investigators say the case came to light during a runaway investigation, when officers located a 15-year-old girl with 35-year-old Kristopher Novak, the man she allegedly met through the app. According to court documents, the interaction led to a criminal investigation and felony charges. Donna Schrader, a parent, said the situation reflects a challenge many families face. "They're exposed to so much social media that it's really hard to be a parent… to tell them to do the right things and stay off social media as much as possible," Schrader said. Sgt. Angela Ellison of the Fishers Police Department said online relationships can carry serious risks. "People online are not our friends… There are, unfortunately, people out there that want to do ill will toward that vulnerable population," Ellison said. Advocates say the danger often lies in how quickly contact can escalate. Genevieve Meyer, statewide coalition

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – NM State struck early and often on Friday night at Presley Askew Field at Johnson Stadium, using a four‑run first inning and fending off a late Prairie View push to earn a 12-6 victory. The Aggies tallied 13 hits, including nine extra‑base knocks, and scored in five different innings to secure their second straight win.   NM State immediately got on the board as doubles from Aidan Taclas , Steve Solorzano , Bryce Campbell and Chris Daniels led to four runs in the first inning.   After Prairie View scored once in the second, NM State responded with two in the third on a Daniels sacrifice fly and a Cole Rogers RBI triple. The Aggies later pushed across three in the sixth to match a three-run sixth from the visitors. The Aggie scoring was highlighted by Taclas' RBI single and a two‑run double from Daniels, extending their lead to 10-4.   Prairie View homered in the seventh, but NM State answered with two in the eighth on Rogers' second extra-base hit of the night. On the mound, Colton Sneddon earned the win with three innings of one‑run work amid a bullpen day for Head Coach Jake

A man threatened his brother’s teenage ex-girlfriend after she went to the police to report an assault. Blackburn magistrates heard Ryan Hancock sent the girl threatening and abusive messages over Snapchat following his brother’s arrest. He told the probation officer preparing a pre-sentence report he felt “parental” responsibility for his younger brother, but District Judge Alexandra Preston told Hancock his comments were misdirected. “You should have been addressing your brother’s behaviour with him rather than threatening his victim,” said District Judge Preston. Hancock, 22, of Pink Street, Burnley, pleaded guilty to sending a menacing message and making threats to damage property. He was sentenced to 42 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months, with 20 days’ rehabilitation activity requirement. He was made subject to a restraining order for two years, which prohibits any contact with the victim, and was ordered to pay £85 costs and a £187 victim surcharge. District Judge Preston said Hancock had told the probation officer that when he sent the messages he had no intention of causing the girl fear. “That is clearly not true,” said District Judge Preston. “The only reason you would have left these messages was to cause her fear. The poor girl