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.

Philadelphia and parts of the surrounding region are facing a heightened risk of heavy rain, thunderstorms and flooding Thursday, with the National Weather Service issuing a Flood Watch from noon Thursday through 4 a.m. Friday. The unsettled weather comes after several quieter and warmer days across the region. Showers and thunderstorms could develop at different points Thursday, with the greatest concern coming from periods of heavier rainfall and storms later in the day. Heavy rain and thunderstorms could affect Philadelphia The latest National Weather Service forecast calls for a 70% chance of precipitation in Philadelphia on Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms…

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A Pennsylvania mother and her two children locked themselves inside an upstairs bathroom Monday afternoon after a man allegedly forced his way into their home, according to Plymouth Township police. The incident happened around 1:45 p.m. Aug. 24 at a home in the 2900 block of Arch Road in Plymouth Township. Police said the homeowner called 911 after seeing a man banging on and attempting to force open a side door. While she remained on the phone with a dispatcher, the woman took her children upstairs and locked them inside a bathroom, police said. The suspect eventually entered the home…

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The Athletics turned an early deficit into another statement win Wednesday night, defeating the Minnesota Twins 7–4 to claim the three-game series and continue their recent resurgence. Minnesota looked in control through the opening innings after jumping out to a 3–0 lead, but Oakland’s offense steadily chipped away before taking over in the sixth. The victory gave the Athletics four wins in their last five games, while the Twins slipped further behind in the American League Wild Card race. Early power puts Minnesota ahead The Twins wasted little time building momentum. Brooks Lee opened the scoring with a first-inning home…

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ATLANTA — An Atlanta woman has been sentenced to 16 years and three months in federal prison after a jury found her responsible for a fraud operation that caused Amazon to lose about $9.4 million, according to federal prosecutors. Brittany Hudson, 40, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court and was also ordered to pay $9,469,731.45 in restitution to Amazon. She will serve three years of supervised release after leaving prison. The case involved a months-long scheme in which Hudson and her former romantic partner, Kayricka Wortham, used fake vendors and fraudulent invoices to divert Amazon payments into accounts controlled by…

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TOWSON, Md. — Several people were arrested Wednesday night after Baltimore County police responded to a large gathering that had become disruptive in Towson, authorities said. Officers were called to the unit block of Allegheny Avenue at about 9:10 p.m. after receiving a report of a disturbance. When police arrived, they found a large crowd in the area and began efforts to disperse the gathering. Multiple arrests were made during the response. Officers also helped people leave the area safely and get to their destinations, according to police. The incident occurred just days after another large youth gathering in Baltimore’s…

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A 36-year-old man was fatally shot during an armed robbery at a Brighton Park gas station early Tuesday, and his family is now asking for answers as investigators work to identify those responsible. Justin McCauley was killed shortly before 3 a.m. Tuesday at the Thorntons gas station at 3450 S. California Ave., according to Chicago police and the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. Authorities later identified McCauley as a Willowbrook resident. McCauley was a regular customer at the station and had stopped there on his way to work. His family said he was getting his usual coffee and preparing for…

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Broken glass remained scattered along the street after the overnight break-ins, leaving several vehicles with smashed windows. Police said the incidents appeared to happen one after another during the overnight hours. Investigators are looking for one or two people who were reportedly wearing black hoodies and traveling in a dark-colored vehicle. No arrests had been announced as of Wednesday night. TJ Brister, who lives in the area, recorded video showing the damaged vehicles after the break-ins. He said the string of incidents was unusual enough to prompt him to warn others who park in the neighborhood. “I wanted to show…

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A 71-year-old White Lake man died and a Taylor man was injured after a boat traveling at an excessively high speed crashed Tuesday afternoon on Oxbow Lake in White Lake Township, according to the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office. The crash happened at about 2:28 p.m. on August 25, when the boat became airborne, came down on its side and sank in roughly 50 feet of water, investigators said. The operator, identified as Kirk Magnuson of White Lake, went underwater with the vessel and did not resurface. The passenger, a 56-year-old Taylor man, was thrown into the water during the crash.…

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The FBI is offering up to $25,000 for information leading to the location and apprehension of Jesus Acosta, who police say is wanted in connection with two deadly shootings in New York City. A citywide search is underway for 31-year-old Jesus Acosta, whom the NYPD has linked to fatal shootings at a Bronx deli and a Brooklyn restaurant just days apart. Investigators say Acosta is considered armed and dangerous. Police released surveillance images and are asking the public to help locate him. The FBI has now offered a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to Acosta’s location and…

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Maryland is heading into a more unsettled weather pattern Thursday, with scattered thunderstorms capable of producing heavy rain, gusty winds and frequent lightning. The National Weather Service has been highlighting an increasing risk of strong thunderstorms as warmer and more humid air moves into the region. Forecast timing has some uncertainty, but the greatest concern is during the afternoon and early evening. For Baltimore and surrounding areas, Thursday’s forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms, with the possibility of some storms becoming severe. The National Weather Service forecast puts the chance of precipitation around 70% and calls for…

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