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Detectives from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Winter Haven High School teacher on Thursday, July 23, 2026, after an investigation revealed that he had sexually battered a 15-year-old student numerous times whom he met at Winter Haven High in his capacity as a teacher. Cutshaw is also the boy’s tennis coach there. 55-year old Otis Cutshaw of Winter Haven was transported to the Sheriff’s Processing Center and charged with: 5 counts of sexual battery by custodial figure (FL), 5 counts of travelling to meet a minor (F2), 5 counts of unlawful use of a two-way communication device (F3), 7 counts of transmission of harmful material to a minor (F3), 8 counts of possession of obscene material depicting a minor (M2), use of a device to solicit sexual conduct with a minor (F3), child pornography (F3), offenses against students by authority figures (F2), lewd molestation (F2), and tampering with physical evidence (FL). The PCSO investigation began on Wednesday, July 22, 2026 after it was discovered that the victim was in an inappropriate relationship with the 55-year-old suspect.  Detectives made contact with the victim who admitted that she had been in a sexual relationship with Cutshaw since school ended in

Crowley campaign confirms controversial 2010 social media account's link to Dem. candidate for governor Crowley's campaign told 12 News Wednesday he did not write or post any of the 'problematic content in question' MILWAUKEE — A 16-year-old social media account with racist, sexist and homophobic posts was used by Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who is running for Wisconsin governor as a Democrat. Wednesday, NBC News was first to report on the account from the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. The account, which used a pseudonym, and several of the posts in question date back to 2010. NBC News reported the account was created in order to promote a bar and social club. Posts made on social media account linked to Crowley. Campaign response In a statement to 12 News, a Crowley campaign spokesperson said, "David was one of 10-12 people who had access to this account more than a decade and a half ago. He did not write or post the problematic content in question. However, David did post on the page about his paternity history, which he has publicly spoken about in the past." Crowley response Crowley also issued a statement to 12 News. "The

More than 15 middle school students learned about good citizenship and American history during the annual Civic Heroes Camp hosted by Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement from July 13-17. At Civic Heroes summer camp, fourth through sixth grade campers become superheroes-in-training and build their own communities, run their cities and help their neighbors. Campers also participate in creative games, activities and civic lessons that teach about what it means to be a good citizen. The campers were visited by a new community hero each day, including a police officer and his K-9 companion, City of Troy firefighters and Common Ground Executive Director Clint free. “We train them up to be little superheroes in their communities,” said Tori Elmore, program advisor for the Office of Civic Engagement. “We know that it’s summer, so we want to make what we do teach them very fun and engaging. We ultimately want them to understand that they play a huge role in their community, even at a young age.” The last day of Civic Heroes Camp featured a birthday party for America’s 250th birthday. In recognition of America’s milestone birthday, camp volunteers threw a 250th birthday party complete with a Constitutional Convention and Founding Father hats. Throughout the

Troy University alumnus and President and CEO of 1 Sync Technologies Eric Sloan has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Troy University Alumni Association. Sloan is a two-time TROY graduate, earning his bachelor’s degree in computer science in 2000 and his Master of Business Administration in 2005. Sloan called the appointment a tremendous honor. “TROY has played a significant role in shaping both my personal and professional life,” he said. “Being selected to be on the Alumni Board is an honor but also is an opportunity to give back to an institution that invested in me and my future.” Sloan is the newest member of the Troy University Alumni Association’s Board of Directors. For Sloan, TROY has always represented opportunity. In the late 1990s, he distinguished himself as a formidable All-American defensive back for the then-Troy State Trojans, consistently challenging opposing quarterbacks and wide receivers. Initially joining TROY as a walk-on for Coach John Mayotte’s baseball team, his passion soon shifted to football, where he excelled under Coach Larry Blakeney. During his collegiate career, Sloan earned two All-American honors and was named to the Southland Conference All-Decade Team. He also contributed to the Trojan track team, helping

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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

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

X (Twitter) users are reporting issues with the platform, with many saying posts are not loading and timelines are not refreshing. Netizens also took to the social media platform to ask if the platform was down. (AFP) According to Downdetector, outage reports started around 5:30 p.m. EDT on Sunday, with more than 4,000 reports recorded by 5:40 p.m. Users took to other platforms to share their frustration. One user joked, "Twitter is an app that works (allegedly)." Another added, "Twitter was much better before Elon bought it. It was down less often." A third person wrote, "I just want to stalk my own profile is that too much to ask. why arent my own tweets loading." Another wrote, "Sigh no one’s posts are showing up on their account or even on mine." One user expressed, "The World Cup shut down Twitter. Crazy this boring of a game can do that." X has not yet issued a statement regarding the reported outage.

Photo by The Shade Room on July 19, 2026. May be a ...