Author: Edward Campbell

Edward Campbell

Edward Campbell is a news writer at Waverly Tigers Cadence with over 5 years of experience covering local news, weather, crime, and national stories. Passionate about accurate and reliable reporting, Edward Campbell works to keep readers informed with news that is fast, factual, and easy to understand.

A man died after Boston police officers shot him during a tense encounter involving a large knife at a home in the Brighton neighborhood on Friday morning, October 30. The incident unfolded shortly after 7 a.m. on Selkirk Road, where officers responded to an emergency call about a man who was reportedly threatening to hurt himself. Authorities said the situation appeared to involve a mental health crisis, and officers found the man holding a large knife when they arrived. Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox said officers spent approximately 20 minutes trying to calm the situation and persuade the man to…

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A routine traffic stop in Frankfort, Illinois, turned into a lengthy police investigation after a driver allegedly claimed to be a federal drug enforcement agent and presented credentials that officers later determined were fake. The suspect, identified as 46-year-old Edward Kajmowicz of Burr Ridge, was arrested on October 19 following a traffic stop near La Grange Road and Lincoln-Way Lane. Newly released body camera footage has now provided a closer look at the unusual encounter, which lasted more than 30 minutes. Fake DEA Badge Raises Questions During Traffic Stop Officers initially stopped Kajmowicz while he was driving a Honda CR-V.…

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A passion for music is opening new opportunities for children in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, thanks to a Pittsburgh man who believes every child deserves a chance to learn, grow and explore their creative abilities. Michael Pattillo is using his musical background to make a difference in young lives by providing free private music lessons at a local church in Penn Hills. His goal goes beyond teaching notes and instruments. He wants children to develop confidence, discipline and skills that can benefit them throughout their lives. Pattillo has a long-standing connection with music. A Pittsburgh native, he attended the Creative and…

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Halloween celebrations are underway across western Pennsylvania, and families are getting ready for an evening of costumes, candy and neighborhood fun. With Halloween falling on Saturday, October 31, this year, children will have plenty of opportunities to visit homes and collect treats. However, trick-or-treat hours are not the same everywhere. While many communities are following the traditional 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. schedule, some towns have announced earlier hours or held their celebrations on Thursday. Parents should check their local schedules before heading out, especially if they plan to visit more than one neighborhood. Pittsburgh Trick-or-Treat Hours for Halloween 2026…

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A 48-year-old man was left in critical condition after being shot in the neck Friday evening in Philadelphia’s Frankford neighborhood, according to police. The shooting occurred around 7:15 p.m. on the 3700 block of Jasper Street. Officers responding to the scene found that the man had suffered a gunshot wound to his neck. Emergency responders transported the victim to Temple University Hospital for treatment. He was listed in critical condition following the shooting.

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A Philadelphia police officer was injured Friday afternoon after being struck by a driver in a vehicle believed to have been stolen in the East Germantown neighborhood, according to police. The incident happened around 4:50 p.m. near Germantown and Chelten avenues. Authorities said two officers were attempting to stop the vehicle when the situation took a dangerous turn and one officer was hit by the car. The injured officer was taken to Albert Einstein Medical Center for treatment. Police reported that the officer was in stable condition, although further details about the extent of the injuries were not immediately available.…

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A devastating apartment fire in the Bronx has claimed four lives after two teenagers and a woman died from their injuries in the hospital, turning an already heartbreaking incident into a tragedy for an entire neighborhood. The fire broke out shortly before 1 a.m. Wednesday inside an 11th-floor apartment at the New York City Housing Authority’s Patterson Houses on Morris Avenue. An 11-year-old boy, Zion Maine, was the first reported fatality. He was rushed to a nearby hospital but could not be saved. Four other family members were critically injured and taken for medical treatment. By Friday, three more victims…

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New York City is getting ready for one of its most colorful Halloween traditions as the Village Halloween Parade returns to Manhattan on Saturday, October 31. Thousands of costumed participants and spectators are expected to gather downtown for an evening filled with elaborate outfits, music, dancing and larger-than-life Halloween creations. The 53rd annual parade is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., bringing its familiar Halloween energy back to Sixth Avenue. This year’s theme, “Body & Soul,” explores the connection between the human body, imagination, movement and the spirit. For New Yorkers and visitors looking for something different to do on…

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Two separate accidents at abandoned buildings in Minneapolis have left two teenagers facing life-changing injuries. Both incidents involved young people entering vacant industrial structures, but the cases have raised a much bigger question: Could property owners have prevented these accidents by doing more to secure their buildings? Attorneys representing the two teenagers are now investigating whether the owners of the properties, and potentially the city, could bear some legal responsibility for what happened. The cases have also brought renewed attention to urban exploration, a growing activity in which young people enter abandoned buildings, climb old industrial structures and record their…

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A disturbing discovery in a remote part of Riverside County has led to a murder arrest after investigators identified a woman whose remains were found near Anza earlier this month. Authorities have identified the victim as 43-year-old Jessica Rodriguez of Hemet. Joseph Rainey, 40, also a Hemet resident, was arrested in connection with her death and booked on suspicion of murder. The investigation began on October 23, 2026, when deputies responded to the area of Bautista Canyon Road and Willis Road in Anza at approximately 2:29 p.m. after reports of human remains. The location is in an unincorporated part of…

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