SUMMARY: A 16-year-old boy has been arrested for a fatal shooting in Northeast Austin. The incident occurred at an apartment complex on Howard Lane, where police found 16-year-old Zariah Sheffield, who later died. Witnesses reported that the shooting stemmed from an argument after the suspect accused Sheffield of looking at him. Following the shooting in the parking lot, the suspect fled but returned to the area, where he was apprehended. He is now facing charges of first-degree murder.

Police have arrested a 16-year-old boy accused of a deadly shooting in Northeast Austin

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SUMMARY: Angelica Vivas, a Katy woman, is scheduled to appear in court for charges of practicing dentistry without a license, specifically for performing a root canal that caused significant pain to a patient. She is accused of offering dental services to an undercover officer and faces two counts from separate incidents, one occurring recently and another in February. The judge expressed concern over Vivas allegedly sedating patients, emphasizing the dangers involved. Vivas’s bond is set at $50,000 for each count; she is out of jail but must wear an ankle monitor and is prohibited from practicing dentistry.

The judge said Angelica Vivas, 46, also put the patient under anesthesia several times and offered to perform dental work on an undercover officer.

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SUMMARY: The search for Suzanne Simpson continues as authorities investigate her husband Brad Simpson, whose request for video footage of his arrest was denied pending a decision by the Attorney General. Evidence includes the discovery of an illegal machine gun believed to belong to Brad, leading to additional charges against him related to weapons and tampering with evidence, now totaling $3 million in bonds. In Bear County, early voting shows record turnout amid heightened political enthusiasm. Meanwhile, opioid crisis alerts heighten with fentanyl-related fatalities among teens, prompting advocacy for drug awareness. A recent incident with a rabid bat underscores health concerns, as San Antonio continues to face drought conditions.

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