LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Pennsylvania man who authorities say killed his girlfriend in a Nevada desert has been convicted.
A jury in U.S. District Court in Nevada on Wednesday found John Matthew Chapman, 44, guilty of one count of kidnapping resulting in death, court records show. He faces life in prison at a sentencing hearing scheduled for Aug. 2.
Authorities did not release the woman's name. They say that after killing her in September 2019, Chapman pretended to be her on her Facebook messenger account and lived at her residence.
The Altoona Curve baseball team announced new owners on Wednesday.
The minor league affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates will remain in Altoona, according to a release sent by the team.
The team said Diamond Baseball Holdings is the new owner. It says the company operates other minor league baseball clubs that are affiliated with Major League Baseball.
Bob and Joan Lozinak established the team 25 years ago. The statement said more than 7 million fans have attended games at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
MANCHESTER, N.H. (TND) — A group of caretakers are accused of giving children melatonin without the consent of their parents.
The owner of a New Hampshire in-home daycare, Sally Dreckmann, was arrested on child endangerment charges.
Dreckmann's arrest comes after a lengthy investigation after Manchester police detectives got a tip in November 2023 about "unsafe practices going on" at the daycare at 316 Amory Street. Investigators discovered that the food made for children at the daycare was being sprinkled with melatonin, according to authorities.
JOHNSTOWN — Former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Starling Marte says his wife, Noelia, suffered a fatal heart attack.
Marte made the announcement on his social media platforms on Monday, May 18.
MLB Network Insider Jon Heyman is reporting that Noelia passed away in a hospital, waiting to undergo surgery for a broken ankle.
This story will be updated as more details emerge.
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LANSFORD,CARBON COUNTY(WOLF) — Authorities in Lansford were called to No.9 Coal Mine earlier this morning.
A man broke into the mine and refused to come out, stating he was armed.
Officials tell us the man spent more than 12 hours in the coal tourist attraction.
Authorities tell FOX56 the suspect David Eisenhauer from Carbon County broke into the coal mine around 4am Thursday Morning. Workers noticed signs of a break-in, and smoke coming from the mine.