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.

An 18-year-old in Maricopa, Arizona, is receiving widespread attention after giving his own shoes to an elderly stranger who was struggling with worn-out footwear. But what began as a simple act of kindness soon turned into something much more meaningful: a friendship with a man dealing with the recent loss of his wife. Jordan Hope was on his way to the bank when he noticed the older man outside a Walgreens store. The man’s shoes were barely staying on his feet, and Hope felt he needed to do something. Without waiting for recognition or praise, the teenager stopped his vehicle,…

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Three people were killed and three others were critically injured in a head-on collision on State Highway 105 near the Washington-Grimes County line in Texas on Thursday evening, October 8. The crash happened shortly after 5:25 p.m., west of the Brazos River and southwest of Navasota. Investigators say the collision involved a Chevrolet Impala traveling westbound and a Chevrolet Equinox heading eastbound. According to preliminary findings, the Equinox attempted to pass another vehicle in a no-passing zone before colliding head-on with the Impala. The impact killed two people inside the Impala and a passenger riding in the Equinox. The victims…

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Three people were taken to a hospital after a shooting in Boyle Heights on Friday afternoon, following an altercation that escalated into gunfire, according to police. Los Angeles Police Department officers responded to reports of a shooting near Fourth and Fresno streets shortly after 4 p.m. Investigators said an argument broke out before a gunman opened fire on two people. The situation then escalated further when the shooter fired at a third person who was sitting inside a car, police said. All three victims were transported to a hospital for treatment. Their conditions were not immediately known, and authorities had…

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A fatal hit-and-run in South Los Angeles has left one person dead, and police are searching for the driver who fled the scene Friday night. The collision was reported shortly before 10 p.m. on Broadway in the Florence neighborhood, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Investigators are working to identify the vehicle involved and determine what led to the deadly incident. Police are looking for a black vehicle, possibly a sedan, that may have visible damage to its front end. The driver’s identity and whereabouts have not been released. Authorities have not publicly identified the person who died. A…

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A Chicago Transit Authority employee who was known for his kindness and devotion to his family was fatally stabbed while working at a Green Line station on the city’s Near West Side. A person of interest is now in police custody as investigators continue examining the circumstances surrounding the deadly confrontation. Julian Mobley, 41, was attacked Thursday afternoon, October 8, at the Damen/Lake Green Line station in the 2000 block of West Lake Street. Police said an argument between Mobley and another man escalated into a physical confrontation shortly before 3 p.m. The suspect allegedly stabbed Mobley in the neck…

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A woman died late Thursday night after her car left the roadway and crashed into a parked SUV near North Walton Walker Boulevard and Singleton Boulevard in West Dallas. The collision overturned both vehicles and left a nearby auto glass business damaged. Dallas emergency crews responded to the crash at approximately 11:57 p.m. on October 8. When firefighters arrived, they found two overturned vehicles in a business parking lot along the southbound service road of North Walton Walker Boulevard. The woman was trapped inside her vehicle. Firefighters worked to free her from the wreckage, but she was pronounced dead at…

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Three people were hospitalized after a house fire caused extensive damage to a home on Merkling Street in Swedesboro, New Jersey, on Friday afternoon, Oct. 9. Two cats died in the blaze, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. The fire broke out at approximately 3:15 p.m. in the Gloucester County community. Fire crews responded to the scene and encountered heavy flames coming from the home. One person was trapped inside when the fire broke out and was rescued by two Woolwich firefighters. The individual suffered second-degree burns and was taken to a hospital. The person was reported…

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Two women have died and several other people were injured after a chain-reaction crash involving multiple vehicles and pedestrians in the Bronx on Friday afternoon, October 9. The collision occurred near the intersection of Allerton Avenue and Holland Avenue at approximately 2:15 p.m., prompting an emergency response from police and medical crews. According to the New York City Police Department, an 81-year-old man was driving a white Mercedes-Benz westbound on Allerton Avenue when he failed to stop as he approached traffic ahead. The vehicle struck two cars from behind, setting off a series of collisions that also involved pedestrians crossing…

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Five people were seen emerging from a manhole on Manhattan’s Upper East Side early Friday, October 9, prompting another investigation into unauthorized access to New York City’s underground sewer system. The group was spotted shortly after 2 a.m. on East 82nd Street between York Avenue and East End Avenue. After climbing out of the opening, the individuals left in a black Chevrolet Suburban, traveling east along East 82nd Street. Police responded to the scene alongside the city’s Department of Environmental Protection. Investigators recovered tools from the area, including shovels, according to local reports. Authorities have not publicly identified the five…

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A federal judge has limited the federal government’s ability to transfer or deport Oscar Belgal, the 28-year-old man shot by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers while his 5-year-old child was inside his vehicle in New York City. The court action followed a shooting on October 8 in the Marble Hill neighborhood, where Belgal was wounded during an attempted arrest. His child was in the back seat but was not physically injured. The case took a new turn on Friday, October 9, when federal judges considered emergency requests concerning Belgal’s detention and his ability to challenge the government’s actions…

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