Gray News
Coverage of Gray News in the Nexus archive.
- Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs reportedly placed in solitary confinement following prison fight
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is in solitary confinement at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey following a prison fight after an inmate insulted him. He is serving a sentence for transportation to engage in prostitution and is appealing his conviction and four-year sentence. His release is scheduled for February 2028, potentially affected by the incident.
- 5th grader dies days after crash while traveling to soccer tournament
A 5th-grade girl, Annie Koester, died days after a crash while traveling to a soccer tournament in Nashville. The incident occurred on July 15, and she was placed on life support before passing away. St. Ann Catholic School, where she attended, shared a Facebook post expressing gratitude for prayers, and a GoFundMe was established for the family.
- Soldier, partner accused of starving baby and dog to death
A Fort Benning soldier and his girlfriend face life in prison after a federal indictment alleges they starved their infant son and a family dog to death. The couple is also accused of lying to investigators and causing severe malnourishment to two other dogs.
- Not all major networks carrying President Trump’s address tonight. Here’s who will and who won’t
President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a primetime address, but ABC and NBC will not broadcast it on their regular channels, opting instead for streaming platforms. CBS has not yet confirmed whether it will air the speech, while the content will be available via livestream.
- Not all major networks carrying President Trump’s address tonight. Here’s who will and who won’t
President Donald Trump's primetime address will not be broadcast by all major networks. ABC and NBC opted to stream the speech via their platforms instead of airing it on television, while CBS and FOX have not confirmed their broadcast plans.
- 2-year-old boy dies after being left inside parked car, police say
A 2-year-old boy, Marcelino Valdez, died after being found unresponsive inside a parked vehicle in Phoenix. Paramedics rushed him to the hospital, where he later died. Authorities are investigating but found no obvious signs of foul play.
- 17-year-old collapses on graduation trip to Thailand from severe brain injury
A 17-year-old high school graduate collapsed in Thailand due to a severe brain hemorrhage, requiring two emergency surgeries. Her family faces high costs and logistical challenges to return her to the U.S., including a potential private medical jet flight.
- Husband accused of stabbing wife 24 times to make her stop talking, prosecutors say
Nathaniel Gotham is accused of stabbing his wife 24 times to make her stop talking, leading to her hospitalization with stab wounds to her back, head, neck, face, and defensive injuries to her hands. He admitted to the attack during his court appearance and faces an attempted murder charge with a $500,000 bond.
- Josh Duggar transferred to another federal prison after moves through Texas and Oklahoma City
Josh Duggar has been transferred to a federal prison in Ohio after prior moves through Texas and Oklahoma City. He was convicted in 2021 of receiving and possessing material depicting minors in sexually explicit conduct and is serving a sentence of over 12 years. Duggar was a star on the reality show '19 Kids and Counting'.
- GRAPHIC: Stranger accused of throwing Molotov cocktail at man in wheelchair, setting him on fire
Alexander Emery is accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at a man in a wheelchair in Oklahoma City, causing him to catch fire. Bystanders and nearby officers intervened to extinguish the flames, and the victim is expected to recover. Emery admitted to randomly selecting the man as a target.
- GRAPHIC: Stranger accused of throwing Molotov cocktail at man in wheelchair, setting him on fire
A man in Oklahoma City was set on fire after being targeted by a stranger who threw a Molotov cocktail at him. The victim, who uses a wheelchair, was rescued by officers and bystanders and is expected to recover. The suspect, Alexander Emery, admitted to randomly selecting the victim.
- GRAPHIC: Stranger accused of throwing Molotov cocktail at man in wheelchair, setting him on fire
A man in Oklahoma City was set on fire after being targeted with a Molotov cocktail by a stranger, Alexander Emery. The attack, captured on camera, resulted in the victim being engulfed in flames, though he is expected to recover. Emery admitted to randomly selecting the man in a wheelchair as his target.
- ‘I want to turn myself in’: Woman accused of sexually assaulting infants and recording the abuse, authorities say
Kimberly Faith Christy is accused of sexually assaulting two infant girls and recording the abuse, after emailing authorities offering to turn herself in. The charges include first-degree criminal sexual conduct and using a minor in a sexual performance, with evidence provided via a QR code leading to videos and photos.
- Shampoo sold nationwide recalled after bacteria detected. Here are the impacted products
Oribe Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo is being voluntarily recalled due to the presence of Pluralibacter gergoviae bacteria, which can cause infections. The FDA warns the bacteria poses higher risks for individuals with weakened immune systems. Kao USA urges consumers to stop using specific 8.5 oz and 33.8 oz lots manufactured between February 21, 2026, and February 26, 2026.
- Deputies break car window after 4-month-old found alone in vehicle
Deputies in Texas rescued a 4-month-old baby locked inside a vehicle with windows up and later responded to a dog left in a hot car that died despite bystanders' efforts. Both incidents led to arrests, with officials urging the public not to leave children or pets in vehicles during extreme heat.
- Deputies break car window after 4-month-old found alone in vehicle
Deputies in Texas found a 4-month-old baby locked inside a vehicle and broke a window to rescue it, while a dog left in a hot car died days later, leading to arrests in both cases. Authorities warn against leaving children or pets in vehicles during extreme heat.
- Father of missing 4-year-old says people were ‘snooping’ around the house before her disappearance
A 4-year-old girl, Javeyah Kemauni Harris, went missing from her home in Aiken, South Carolina, prompting a search of 3,000 acres. Her father, Johmarea Harris, reported people were 'snooping' around the house before her disappearance and expressed distress over the ongoing search efforts.
- Trump says he plans long July 4 speech in 100+ degree heat ‘just to show I can do anything’
President Donald Trump announced plans to deliver a long speech on the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C., despite extreme heat warnings. He stated temperatures will reach 107 degrees, and the National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the area with a forecast high of 103 degrees.
- Trump says he plans long July 4 speech in 100+ degree heat ‘just to show I can do anything’
President Donald Trump announced plans to deliver a long speech on the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C., despite extreme heat warnings with temperatures expected to reach 103-107 degrees. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the area due to a heat dome.
- Trump says he plans long July 4 speech in 100+ degree heat ‘just to show I can do anything’
President Donald Trump announced plans to deliver a lengthy Fourth of July speech on the National Mall despite extreme heat forecasts of 107 degrees. He stated the purpose is to demonstrate his ability to perform in challenging conditions. The National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Warning for Washington, D.C., with temperatures expected to reach 103 degrees.
- Father accused of leaving disabled son in bathtub for weeks
Melvin Shimkus, 52, faces charges for allegedly leaving his 31-year-old disabled son, Hunter Shimkus, in a bathtub for seven weeks, resulting in severe neglect and injuries. Hunter, who has a nerve disease preventing him from walking, was found emaciated with severe wounds and deformities.
- LIVE: 2 protesters climb to the top of Empire State Building, appear to get engaged
Two protesters climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and raised a black flag with a peace-themed message. They appeared to get engaged during the protest, which lasted about 30 minutes before they were taken into police custody.
- Alligator bites, kills woman swimming in Florida river
A woman was killed in Florida after being bitten by an alligator while swimming in the Econlockhatchee River on June 28. The incident occurred in the Little Big Econ State Forest, and she later died from her injuries at a hospital.
- Alligator bites, kills woman swimming in Florida river
A woman was killed in Florida after being bitten by an alligator while swimming in the Econlockhatchee River. The attack occurred in Little Big Econ State Forest, and she later died from her injuries despite being taken to a hospital.
- Florida officers rescue 24 dogs in hot car with no food, water
Florida officers rescued 24 dogs found in a vehicle without food or water. Two individuals were arrested and charged with animal cruelty-related offenses.
- Man charged with assault accidentally called 911 on way to alleged crime, authorities say
A 19-year-old man was charged with assault after allegedly firing a gun while conspiring with two others. An accidental 911 call from his phone, combined with ShotSpotter gunfire detection and surveillance footage, led to his arrest. The suspect faces multiple felony charges and a court appearance.
- 12-year-old drowns after being attacked by dogs at the park, police investigate
A 12-year-old boy drowned in a lake after being attacked by two off-leash dogs at a park in California City. Another child was hospitalized with significant dog bites, while two others were treated at the scene. The dogs were identified as mixed-breeds owned by a person present during the attack.
- 12-year-old drowns after being attacked by dogs at the park, police investigate
A 12-year-old boy died after being attacked by two off-leash dogs at a park and drowning in a nearby lake. Three other children were injured, with one hospitalized for non-life-threatening dog bites. The dogs were identified as mixed-breeds owned by a person present during the attack.
- 12-year-old drowns after being attacked by dogs at the park, police investigate
A 12-year-old boy drowned in a lake after being attacked by two dogs in California City. Emergency officials performed CPR but he later died at the hospital; another child was hospitalized for dog bites. Police have identified the dogs and their owner.
- Woman pushed a child outside naked and filmed it, deputies say
Melissa M. Ware, 43, faces multiple charges including felony neglect, child endangerment, and sexual exploitation after deputies alleged she pushed a 15-year-old child outside naked and filmed it. She is also accused of verbally and physically abusing other children, including forcing a 12-year-old to sleep outside in cold weather and hitting children with objects.
- 6 people, including 2 elementary students, killed in fiery head-on crash, authorities say
Six people, including two elementary students, were killed in a fiery head-on crash in Hill County, Texas. The crash occurred when a northbound passenger car attempted to pass another vehicle and collided with an approaching van. Two adults and two children in the van died, while a third child from Hillsboro Elementary School sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
- 6 people, including 2 elementary students, killed in fiery head-on crash, authorities say
Six people, including two elementary students from Hillsboro Elementary School, were killed in a head-on crash in Texas. The crash occurred when a car attempted to pass another vehicle and collided with a van, resulting in fatalities and injuries. A third student was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
- Country star Bailey Zimmerman facing felony charge, reports say
Country music star Bailey Zimmerman faces a felony charge for allegedly damaging a New Mexico hotel room with over $16,000 in destruction, including holes in walls and stains on carpets. He also charged $400 in alcohol to his room and canceled a concert after reportedly acting hostilely during a soundcheck.
- 2 arrested after detective finds drugs in bag labeled ‘definitely not a bag full of drugs,’ sheriff says
Two individuals were arrested in Kentucky after a detective discovered suspected narcotics in a vehicle. A bag labeled 'definitely not a bag full of drugs' contained additional narcotics, and both suspects had outstanding warrants or provided false identification.
- Couple in IVF mix-up case will keep baby who isn’t genetically related to them
A Florida couple involved in an IVF mix-up will keep the baby who is not genetically related to them after a custody agreement was reached. Genetic testing revealed the child is South Asian, and the couple's lawsuit led to locating the biological parents, who plan to remain part of the child's life.
- Man charged with hate crime accused of yelling racial slur at 9-year-old
Jeffrey Feigenbaum, 29, was charged with two counts of hate crime, battery, and disorderly conduct after allegedly yelling a racial slur at a 9-year-old Black boy, pushing him, and throwing his bike during a dispute over a damaged fort. DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin condemned the incident as 'disturbing' and emphasized that hate crimes have no place in society.
- Driver, dog cling to tree for hours after car was swept away, officials say
A driver and their dog were rescued after clinging to a tree for over eight hours when their car was swept away by water in Pettis County, Missouri. The Pettis County Fire Department deployed a boat to reach them after they were found by a passerby, with the vehicle almost submerged near tree roots.
- Human remains found in national park decades ago have been identified
Human remains discovered in Olympic National Park in 2000 were identified 24 years later using advanced genetic testing as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., a man from Hawaii who was last contacted in 1998. The identification was made possible through DNA analysis conducted by the Othram laboratory.