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When trying to decide what college to attend, besides academics, there are many factors like living expenses and social environment, that play a role in a student’s decision on where to pursue their degree.

NBA gambling scandal: Full FBI press conference

The FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ)'s Eastern District New York provide an update on the arrests of 30+ people in alleged sports betting and rigged poker games scandals. Arrests were made in 11 states, including the arrests of current and former NBA players, coaches, and athletes.

Sub allegedly gawked at nude photos, touched self in class

A Florida substitute teacher is accused of looking at risqué photos and touching himself in front of students in the 7th grade classroom he was overseeing. The details were alleged in an arrest affidavit. He worked at Howard Middle School. OCSO said the substitute is no longer allowed to teach as its school due to the ongoing investigation.

Jogger speaks about man she said attacked her

In 2022, a woman reported being groped by Jacoby Tillman while jogging. As Jacobi Tillman's bond was revoked Oct. 21, the woman he allegedly attacked asks, "Who's not to say it can't happen again?"

Jacoby Tillman at bond hearing: 'I didn't do it' | FULL

A judge revoked bond for Jacoby Tillman, the man accused of attacking a woman on the Little Econ Trail. Tillman was arrested and then granted bond by another judge, which sparked surprise and outrage. Prosecutors filed a motion to revoke bond after Tillman allegedly posted a video on social media about the case. Another judge granted the state's motion and revoked his bond. Tillman was immediately placed in handcuffs. Tillman then addressed the judge briefly in court before being quieted by his defense attorney.

Jacoby Tillman update: Judge revokes bond; 'I didn't do it,' suspect says

A Florida judge has revoked the bond of Jacoby Tillman, the man accused of attempting to rape and murder a woman who was jogging on the Little Econ Train in Orange County. The judge found cause that Tillman violated the conditions of his release by posting a video on social media, where he called the victim a liar.