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August 14, 2021
Rape and murder. >> eventually mr. wrights innocence was proven by dna evidence that also identified the actual perpetrator of the crime >> reporter: among the three detectives charged, it was martin devlin who claimed to have taken verbatim dictation of anthony wrights confession. but wrights attorney amelia green says thats a lie she filed a civil lawsuit that led to a deposition with devlin >> and at that deposition, we put his story to the test. >> we ready? are you ready, mr. devlin >> i am...
August 14, 2021
Remains a threat priority lester >> all right, pete, thank you. three days after new york governor andrew cuomo announced his resignation over sexual harassment allegations, state assembly leaders say they will suspend their investigation. they concluded they did not have the authority to impeach cuomo once he leaves office now to our series "justice for all." the dramatic move today by a prosecutor known for trying to right the wrongs of the criminal justice system >> reporter: in philadelp...
July 27, 2021
Redevelopment plans for the ailing museum on Rolleston Ave would see a soaring blue whale skeleton and two whare in a dramatic new welcome space. The plan includes demolishing large parts of the museum that were built between the 1950s and the 1990s. The 19th century heritage buildings will be retained and restored, along with part of the 1970s wing overlooking the Botanic Gardens and part of the 1950s building on Rolleston Ave. John Kirk-Anderson/Stuff Canterbury Museum director Anthony Wr...
July 21, 2021
Wednesday, 21 July 2021, 4:47 pm Ravenscar House The Ravenscar Trust has today officially gifted Ravenscar House to Canterbury Museum which will operate it as a house museum on behalf of the Christchurch and Canterbury community. The Museum will now convert the house from a domestic dwelling to a visitor attraction which is scheduled to open to the public in October. Ravenscar House Museum is the vision of philanthropists, Jim and Dr Susan Wakefield, whose Scarborough home was extensively dama...
July 16, 2021
Judge for Effingham County child torture, murder case eyes 2022 trial Three of the people accused of abusing, murdering and covering up the deaths of two Effingham County teenagers appeared in court on Thursday Share Updated: 9:00 PM EDT Jul 15, 2021 Judge for Effingham County child torture, murder case eyes 2022 trial Three of the people accused of abusing, murdering and covering up the deaths of two Effingham County teenagers appeared in court on Thursday Share Updated: 9:00 P...
June 27, 2021
The new coverage will eventually cost taxpayers about $1.3 billion per year, money that’s part of the new state operating budget that Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislative leaders unveiled Friday night.
June 27, 2021
California budget boosts health care for older immigrants Published SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California will soon pay the health care bills for low-income people 50 and older who are living in the country illegally, part of an expansion of Medicaid that aims to inch the nation’s most populous state toward Democrats’ goal of making sure everyone has health insurance. The new coverage will eventually cost taxpayers about $1.3 billion per year, money that’s part of the new state operating budg...
June 13, 2021
On a 90-degree weekend this month, Theophalis “Binky Bilal” Wilson moved into his first apartment since he was a teenager. He couldn’t afford movers, so he and a few friends carted his possessions across the city in sweaty repeat trips.Wilson was exonerated in 2020 after 28 years in prison for a 1989 triple murder. He left prison with his legal files and little else. Pennsylvania is the ...
June 9, 2021
A planned $195m redevelopment can't come soon enough, with residents describing the existing facility as old-fashioned and unimpressive for visitors.
May 30, 2021
The Royal Canadian Navy has been setting off explosives on Bentinck Island for more than a half century, using the former leper colony and its scrubby landscape as a training site to prepare its . . .