There are few things worse than being fired on your birthday, but getting fired three days before Christmas AND on your birthday has to be a pretty rough thing. Pour one out for Big Tigger at WPGC, because DCRTV is reporting that’s exactly what happened. I want to let you know that Tigger will no
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ATLANTA — A judge took the rare step Tuesday of allowing former NBA player Javaris Crittenton, charged with murder in a drive-by shooting, to go free on bond after hearing friends and coaches testify that he was too focused on making a comeback to squander his future on a revenge killing. Magistrate Judge Karen Smith
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JACKSON, Mich. — Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick walked free from a state prison early Tuesday after serving just over a year for violating probation in a 2008 criminal case. A relative escorted Kilpatrick from a Southern Michigan Prison facility in Jackson to a sport utility vehicle waiting outside. Kilpatrick smiled but did not address
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After three years in jail and a “trial of the century,” Casey Anthony is free. But the 25-year-old Florida woman faces an uncertain future and an uphill battle as she re-enters society. Anthony was released from jail Sunday, 12 days after a jury acquitted her on murder and child neglect charges related to the 2008
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More than 1,200 prisoners will be released into the Washington area if new sentencing guidelines for crack cocaine offenses are made retroactive, a proposal just pitched by the Justice Department. President Obama signed a law in August reducing the sentences for crack offenses, saying it remedied a “fundamentally unfair” disparity in which crack cocaine offenders
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SAN JOSE MINE, Chile — Chile’s trapped miners were shuttled up a narrow escape shaft to freedom and joyous reunions on Wednesday in a meticulously planned rescue operation that ended the longest underground entrapment in human history. One after another, the miners climbed into a missile-like steel capsule barely wider than a man’s shoulders and took
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