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May 29—The mother of a Kansas man — who shot the Rice County sheriff and undersheriff before killing his father and then himself — is headed to jail, an official said. Shirley Loder was sentenced Friday to 60 days in jail and then probation, according to Rice County Attorney Remington Dalke. Loder, who was 67 when she was charged with criminal distribution of a firearm earlier this year, ...

Mom of man who killed his father and shot 2 lawmen gets jail May 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LYONS, Kan. (AP) — The mother of the man who killed his father and shot two Rice County law officers in 2019 will go to jail for providing a gun to her son. Shirley Loder, who was 67 when she was charged in January, was ordered Friday to serve 60 days in jail after she pleaded no contest, Rice County Attorney Remington Dalke said. The judge sentenced the Arlington woman to one year in jail but suspe...

Mar 2, 2021 BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — For 35 years, Dee Dee Hawk was solving unusual mysteries, like whether a captured grizzly bear was guilty of attacking a human. Sometimes using only scraps of evidence, she helped put bad guys behind bars and unraveled wildlife-related whodunits when there were no witnesses. “So many times as a game warden you are on the back end of everything,” said Chad Murphy, a retired Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks regional investigator. “You’re finding what was...

For 35 years Dee Dee Hawk was solving unusual mysteries like whether a captured grizzly bear was guilty of attacking a human. Sometimes using only scraps of evidence, she helped

Mom of man who killed his father and shot 2 lawmen charged Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Tuesday, January 26, 2021 LYONS, Kan. (AP) - The mother of the man who killed his father and shot two Rice County law officers in 2019 has been charged with providing a weapon to her son, Rice County Attorney Remington Dalke said. Shirley Loder, 67, of Arlington, was charged this month with suspicion...

A FUTURE FOR THE SPORT - 2020 RECAP, 2021 PREVIEW By Chad Murphy, USBC Executive Director Wow, what an incredibly challenging year. Most will understandably look at 2020 in a dark light, and who can blame them. The COVID-19 virus devastated bowling across the nation and around the world for months. Additionally, it locked down several states altogether for most of the year. Our hearts go out to the proprietors and association leaders who have been shut down. Also, our thoughts are with those ...