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Mountlake Terrace police arrest suspect in string of sexually motivated assaults near a high school
local21 days ago

Mountlake Terrace police arrest suspect in string of sexually motivated assaults near a high school

Police say a man is in custody after a series of sexual-motivated assaults on the east side of Mountlake Terrace, with at least 12 reports since May. Victims included teenagers and adult women, and several incidents occurred near Mountlake Terrace High School. The suspect, described as bald and in his 30s–40s, was arrested Wednesday evening and is being held in Snohomish County Jail as detectives review the cases for possible connections.

Teenage girl killed in Swedish high school sword attack; suspect in custody
world1 month ago

Teenage girl killed in Swedish high school sword attack; suspect in custody

A deadly sword attack at Brinell School in Fagersta, central Sweden left a 17-year-old girl dead and two boys (ages 12 and 17) seriously injured, with another person lightly hurt; an 18-year-old man was arrested and police are treating the case as murder and attempted murder. Police fired shots during the response, though it’s not confirmed whether the attacker was hit before he was detained. Prime Minister Kristersson and opposition leader Andersson visited the school as investigations continue; local reports say the suspect wore a helmet and may have been a former student. The region briefly declared a state of emergency on Friday, which ended by Saturday.

Tesla STEM High School Maintains National Top-10 Ranking
education1 month ago

Tesla STEM High School Maintains National Top-10 Ranking

Nikola Tesla STEM High School in Redmond, a roughly 600‑student magnet school in the Lake Washington School District, is ranked No. 9 among the nation’s best high schools by U.S. News & World Report; admission is via random lottery, and the school emphasizes honors, AP, and dual‑credit coursework, with over 1,200 AP exams taken in 2025 and a 93% pass rate versus 77% statewide. In 2025, 83% of grads finished in four years and 95% went on to a four‑year college. The ranking rose from 18th last year and previously peaked at third two years ago, reflecting strong AP participation and postsecondary outcomes.

Two Students Injured, Suspect in Custody After Warner Robins High Shooting
local1 month ago

Two Students Injured, Suspect in Custody After Warner Robins High Shooting

Two students were transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting at Warner Robins High School in Warner Robins, GA. A suspect is in custody, the school is secure, and students are being released in a controlled dismissal as law enforcement investigates; earlier reports indicated a student was shot and officials are continuing to provide updates.

Video shows aftermath of fatal stabbing at Texas high-school track meet
crime3 months ago

Video shows aftermath of fatal stabbing at Texas high-school track meet

New body-camera and surveillance footage from a Frisco, Texas track meet captures the moments after a teenage athlete fatally stabbed a rival teammate, including the arrest of a suspect identified as Karmelo Anthony at the scene on April 2, 2025. The incident occurred at a stadium bleachers area during a high school meet last year, and AP News provided the updated reporting.

MLB Draft Overhaul Would Exclude HS Players and Shorten Rounds
sports3 months ago

MLB Draft Overhaul Would Exclude HS Players and Shorten Rounds

MLB reportedly proposed a major amateur-draft overhaul in CBA talks: remove high school players from the draft, shrink the draft from 20 rounds to 12, make college players eligible after their sophomore year, and reduce the bonus pool from $358.7 million to $200 million. The proposal also states there would be no further elimination of minor league teams, but its adoption is far from certain as negotiations continue.

Texas teen convicted in one-week murder trial stemming from Frisco track meet stabbing
crime4 months ago

Texas teen convicted in one-week murder trial stemming from Frisco track meet stabbing

Following a one-week trial in Collin County, a jury convicted Karmelo Anthony, then 19, of murdering 17-year-old Austin Metcalf after a confrontation at a Frisco ISD track meet. The defense claimed self-defense, but prosecutors argued it was a one-on-one attack. Anthony, tried as an adult, faces a sentence of five years to life, with sentencing to begin.

Guilty verdict in rival-high-school track meet stabbing in Texas
crime4 months ago

Guilty verdict in rival-high-school track meet stabbing in Texas

A McKinney, Texas jury convicted 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony of murder for fatally stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a confrontation at a rival-team high-school track meet. Prosecutors depicted it as a surprise attack; Anthony’s self-defense claim was rejected. He faces life in prison at sentencing, and the case drew national attention for its racial overtones and courtroom security presence.