Expert reveals the one yard furniture mistake that could be attracting termites The yard mistake you're making that attracts termites and how to fix it, according to an expert. Tom’s Guide · Sep 4, 2025
Experts recommend this dryer sheet hack to keep your walls looking pristine — here's how it works A cheap and low-effort way of keeping that fresh paint looking brand new. Tom’s Guide · Aug 15, 2025
Why this family plans to leave the UK for Thailand with just a ‘bag of clothes’ The family-of-four plans to sell their three-bedroom home, their 2015 Ford Focus, and most of their personal items The Independent UK · Jul 13, 2025
The aerospace industry needs climate-friendly fuel. Can WA help? Snohomish County and Washington State University have partnered to establish a center in Everett, Washington, to help develop fuels that will allow the commercial aerospace industry to grow as carbon emissions restrictions begin to bite in the decade ahead. Tribune News Service · Apr 3, 2023
Hucknall residents fear going out at night after anti-social behaviour in town Nottinghamshire Police says it has been "reaching out directly to local residents" to understand their concerns. Nottingham Post · Feb 26, 2023
Aaron Dean's Conviction Suggests What It Takes To Hold Cops Accountable for Wrongly Using Deadly Force The former Forth Worth officer shot Atatiana Jefferson through a window of her home. He said he thought she was a burglar. Reason · Dec 21, 2022
Jury sequestered after 7-hour deliberations for ex-Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean’s punishment FORT WORTH, Texas — Jurors deliberated former Fort Worth Officer Aaron Dean’s punishment for more than seven hours Monday before they were sequestered, extending the sentencing phase of the trial another day. Tribune News Service · Dec 20, 2022
Editorial: Manslaughter? Here’s why Aaron Dean verdict is a step toward police accountability The manslaughter conviction of Aaron Dean in the killing of Atatiana Jefferson, like any compromise, will leave many unsatisfied. Tribune News Service · Dec 19, 2022
Jury will resume deliberations Thursday in ex-Officer Aaron Dean’s murder trial FORT WORTH, Texas — Jurors spent the day Wednesday deliberating the fate of former Fort Worth Police officer Aaron Dean and whether he committed murder, manslaughter or no crime at all when he fatally shot a Black woman inside her mother’s home more than three years ago. Tribune News Service · Dec 15, 2022
Jury deliberating in murder trial of former Fort Worth Officer Aaron Dean FORT WORTH, Texas — Jurors are deliberating the fate of former Fort Worth police Officer Aaron Dean on Wednesday after lawyers made closing arguments in his murder trial. Dean fatally shot a Black woman inside her mother’s home more than three years ago. Tribune News Service · Dec 14, 2022
Jury starts deliberation in Texas officer’s murder trial A jury began deliberations Wednesday in the murder case against a former Texas police officer charged with fatally shooting a Black woman through a rear window of her home in 2019 The Independent UK · Dec 14, 2022
Testimony ends in murder trial of ex-Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean; jury gets case Wednesday FORT WORTH, Texas — Prosecutors and defense lawyers closed their cases Tuesday in the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean, who fatally shot a Black woman in her mother’s home more than three years ago. Tribune News Service · Dec 14, 2022
Both sides close their cases in murder trial of ex-Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean FORT WORTH, Texas — Prosecutors and defense lawyers closed their cases Tuesday in the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean, who fatally shot a Black woman in her mother’s home more than three years ago. Tribune News Service · Dec 13, 2022
Former cop Aaron Dean tells jurors at Fort Worth murder trial ‘the gun was pointed directly at me’ FORT WORTH, Texas — Former Fort Worth police Officer Aaron Dean told a Tarrant County jury Monday morning he saw a gun before he shot and killed a Black woman in her mother’s home more than three years ago. Tribune News Service · Dec 12, 2022
Tribune News Service · Dec 7, 2022 What to know about the trial for Aaron Dean, the ex-Fort Worth cop facing a murder charge FORT WORTH, Texas — The murder trial for the former Fort Worth officer who killed Atatiana Jefferson is underway more than three years since the fatal shooting.
Tribune News Service · Dec 5, 2022 Nephew, 11, tells jury he thought he was dreaming when Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean shot, killed aunt FORT WORTH, Texas — Zion Carr thought he was dreaming when his aunt fell to the floor.
Tribune News Service · Nov 28, 2022 Jury selection begins in murder trial of ex-Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean, who shot Atatiana Jefferson FORT WORTH, Texas — The day after the death of lead defense attorney Jim Lane, jury selection began Monday afternoon in the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean.
Tribune News Service · Jun 23, 2022 Attorneys for former Fort Worth officer who killed Atatiana Jefferson argue judge is biased FORT WORTH, Texas — Sitting in the leather swivel chair normally occupied by the judge whose future involvement in a case she will determine, a former state appellate court justice heard again and again Thursday about matters of demeanor, fairness and vacation calendars.
Birmingham Post · Jun 1, 2022 Business Life: charity initiatives and award wins in the North East Esh Construction, Greggs, Miller Homes and Host & Stay feature in this week's round-up
Tribune News Service · May 4, 2022 Judge delays trial of ex-officer charged in death of Atatiana Jefferson in Texas FORT WORTH, Texas — A judge ruled Wednesday that the murder trial for the former Fort Worth police officer who shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson in 2019 will not be moved out of Tarrant County, but it will be delayed for another month.
ABC News · Jan 20, 2022 Rain and floods spark black mould warning as victims beg for national standard A family's "nightmare" run of illnesses linked to black mould are part of a wider problem that experts say is adding to fears for the vulnerable during the pandemic.