Kenneth K. Smith

Kenneth K. Smith, a seasoned news writer and passionate explorer, finds joy in uncovering untold stories worldwide. His journey spans global reporting and adventurous expeditions, with a particular fondness for exploring and writing about majestic palaces. Through his vivid narratives, Smith shares the grandeur and history of these architectural wonders, offering readers a glimpse into the captivating world he discovers.

Sawfish are spinning and dying in the water off of Florida as the search for survivors starts

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In a striking development that has caught the attention of marine biologists and conservationists, the endangered smalltooth sawfish is exhibiting unusual behaviors and experiencing significant mortality rates in Florida’s waters. Known for their distinctive elongated snouts adorned with teeth, these ancient marine creatures, which have remained largely unchanged for millions of years, are now the … Read more

Missing Everett boy’s mother was charged with his murder

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In a heartrending development out of Ridgefield, Washington, the mother of a 4-year-old boy, who had been reported missing from Everett, has been arrested in connection to the tragic death of her son. Janet Garcia, 27, of Lynnwood, Washington, faces severe charges including first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and first-degree assault of a child. Earlier the … Read more

What you should know about the fatal stabbing spree in Rockford, Illinois

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In a heart-wrenching episode of violence that pierced the tranquility of Rockford, Illinois, a 22-year-old man, identified as Christian Soto, stands accused of a stabbing spree that unfolded on a fateful Wednesday afternoon. This calamitous event resulted in the tragic loss of four lives within a mere 20-minute interval and inflicted wounds upon seven others, … Read more

The mayor of New York City plans to install gun detectors in subway stations

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In a pioneering move to bolster safety within its iconic subway system, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on Thursday the initiation of gun detection technology installations across subway stations. This innovative approach aims to augment the city’s efforts in combating crime and enhancing passenger security in one of the world’s most extensive public … Read more

A city commissioner in Orlando is accused of using the money of a 96-year-old woman to purchase a house and personal goods

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In a disturbing turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the Orlando community, a respected city commissioner, Regina Hill, 63, finds herself embroiled in a scandal that seems more akin to a plot from a crime thriller than the expected conduct of a public official. Hill’s arrest on Thursday on charges of elderly exploitation, … Read more

This is why New York wants schools to be closed on April 8

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New York State is poised to witness a remarkable natural spectacle that hasn’t graced its skies in decades—the total solar eclipse. This extraordinary event is scheduled for Monday, April 8, casting a shadow of anticipation across North America. A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon aligns perfectly between the Earth and the sun, cloaking … Read more

“This has to end” Town in Alabama brought to its knees by leadership feuds and altercations

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In the heart of Alabama, the city of Tarrant finds itself embroiled in a series of political conflicts that have brought its governance to a standstill. The ongoing disputes, marked by legal battles, public confrontations, and deeply personal vendettas among city leaders, have cast a long shadow over this community just northeast of Birmingham. The … Read more

Southern College of Birmingham will close on May 31

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Birmingham-Southern College, a venerable institution embedded in the heart of Birmingham’s educational landscape, has announced a poignant end to its operations on May 31, after navigating through financial turbulence for several years. The closure marks the end of an era for the college, which has stood as a beacon of private liberal arts education since … Read more