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Nicole Linton, a Los Angeles nurse, is on trial for a high-speed 2022 crash in Windsor Hills that killed six people, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Prosecutors argue it was murder, pointing to her alleged reckless driving, while the defense calls it a tragic accident. Jurors must now decide between a murder conviction or lesser charges.
- 2Nicole Linton found guilty of murder in deadly Windsor Hills crash▼Nicole Linton found guilty of second-degree murder in deadly 2022 Windsor Hills crash that killed 6
Nicole Linton has been found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2022 Windsor Hills crash in Los Angeles that killed six people. The former nurse was driving at high speed when she ran a red light and slammed into cross traffic, causing a fiery multi-vehicle collision. The verdict closes a case that drew wide attention because prosecutors charged murder rather than vehicular manslaughter.
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Residents of Clinton County, Michigan are once again debating a proposed solar farm project, reviving a dispute that has previously divided the community. Local news outlet WILX reports on the renewed discussion, though specific details about the project's size, developer, or the current status of approvals were not provided. Opposition to large-scale solar developments typically centers on land use and property concerns, while supporters cite clean energy and revenue benefits.
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A hit-and-run incident in Clinton has resulted in multiple charges against the person involved, including theft, drug offences and immigration violations. Authorities filed the additional counts as they investigated the crash. Details about the suspect, any injuries or the circumstances of the incident have not been made available.
- 5Clinton Township man convicted in 2013 murders of girl and mother▼Clinton Township man convicted in grisly 2013 murder of 11-year-old and her mother
A Clinton Township man has been convicted in the grisly 2013 killings of an 11-year-old girl and her mother, closing a case that had lingered for years. The verdict brings some measure of resolution to the families of the victims, who were murdered more than a decade ago. Details of sentencing have not yet been reported.
- 6Verdict Reached in Nicole Linton Windsor Hills Crash Murder Trial●Nicole Linton murder trial: Verdict reached over deadly 2022 Windsor Hills crash
A verdict has been reached in the murder trial of Nicole Linton, the former nurse charged in the 2022 Windsor Hills crash in Los Angeles that killed several people and injured others when her vehicle sped through a busy intersection. The jury's decision now ends a closely watched case that drew widespread attention to the deadly multi-vehicle collision near West LA.
- 7Jury begins deliberating in Nicole Linton Windsor Hills crash murder trial●Nicole Linton murder trial: Jury begins deliberating in deadly 2022 Windsor Hills crash
The jury has begun deliberating in the murder trial of Nicole Linton, a former nurse charged in the August 2022 Windsor Hills crash in Los Angeles that killed several people, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Prosecutors argue she acted with gross negligence, while the defense has pointed to a possible medical emergency behind the wheel. A verdict is expected in the coming days.
- 8Man convicted in 2013 Clinton Township murders▼Man convicted in 2013 murder of woman, child in Clinton Township
A man has been convicted in the 2013 murders of a woman and a child in Clinton Township, Michigan. The verdict closes a decade-old case that has remained in the local spotlight since the killings, and residents are following the outcome closely.
- 9US policy drives solar industry; Linton sues Jingsheng●Best of the Week: US policy drives industry, Linton sues Jingsheng- PV Tech
Trade publication PV Tech has rounded up the week's top solar manufacturing news, reporting that United States policy measures are driving activity in the domestic solar industry. It also covers a lawsuit filed by Linton against Chinese crystal-growing equipment maker Jingsheng, a case being followed across the solar supply chain.
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Linton's is promoting its fall gardening season with a roundup of seasonal favorites for shoppers looking to plant and refresh their gardens in autumn. The feature highlights what the garden center recommends for the cooler months and encourages visitors to explore its fall selection.
- 11Port Clinton Girls Tennis Win First NOC Title in School History▼Port Clinton Girls Tennis first NOC champions in school history
Port Clinton's girls tennis team has claimed the school's first Northern Ohio Conference championship, marking a historic first in the program's history. The achievement is being celebrated locally as a milestone for the school's athletics program and a notable moment for the team's players and coaches.
- 12Clinton-Era Immigration Laws Blamed for Enabling Trump Agenda▼Clinton-Era Laws Passed 30 Years Ago Enabled Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Agenda. Here’s How We Turn the Page.
Commentators are arguing that immigration laws passed in the mid-1990s under President Bill Clinton laid the groundwork for the Trump administration's hardline immigration policies. The piece contends that decades-old enforcement frameworks gave later administrations broad tools for detention and deportation, and calls for repealing or reforming those statutes to change the course of US immigration policy.
- 13Wildlife officers engage youth and hunters in three Ohio counties●Local wildlife officers connect with youth and hunters across Highland, Clinton and Fayette counties
State wildlife officers have been holding outreach events with young people and hunters in Highland, Clinton and Fayette counties in southern Ohio. The activities focus on building relationships between officers and the hunting community, while encouraging youth interest in outdoor recreation and safe, ethical hunting practices across the region.