ANTHONY WILLIAMS

"This Court will not commemorate the one-year anniversary of this attack on the Capitol by granting defendant's request for non-essential foreign travel when he is awaiting judgment for his actions on that day," the judge said.

A federal judge colorfully rejected a US Capitol riot defendant's request for a 10-day getaway in Jamaica on Thursday, the one-year anniversary of the attack on the Capitol.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A man who shot his girlfriend’s neighbor 10 times after an argument, killing the woman in an apartment complex hallway, has been sentenced to 22 years in prison. Family of the victim, 45-year-old Yolanda Henderson, described the devastation caused by Davis’ decision to act on his anger. According to earlier testimony, Henderson came to the door of Davis’ girlfriend, Keyona Banks, twice in the late-evening hours of Oct. 27, 2020. Banks earlier testified that Davis came to her about 2 a.m. and said the neighbor had accused him of beating Banks. Banks testified she saw Davis wave the gun and point it at Henderson, but ended up going back inside her apartment.

The California High-Speed Rail Project pledged to minimize impacts on low-income people, but many say the project has run roughshod through their communities.

Following the Jan. 6 siege on the U.S. Capitol, many rioters took to Facebook, posting incriminating selfies and bragging about their exploits in the building. The FBI included Facebook posts, some publicly available and others obtained through search warrants, in five of eight federal criminal complaints tied to Michiganders. The posts show alleged rioters posing inside the Capitol, drinking a beer outside the building and bragging about their participation. The FBI identified Sorvisto, who allegedly traveled to Washington, D.C. with Dresch, through Facebook messages obtained through a search warrant. Sorvisto’s Facebook account shared two photos showing him inside the Capitol to another person who wasn’t identified by the FBI.

The city of Detroit is taking vaccinations directly to the community. On Monday the city kicked off its “Neighborhood Vaccine Week” at Western International High School on the cities SW side, and Henry Ford High on the westside.

In one video recorded outside the Capitol, Williams discussed how “we took this f-----g building” and “pushed back the cops.”Anthony Williams poses inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 in this image posted to his Facebook account. U.S. District Court Judge Kimberly Altman released Williams on March 26 on an unsecured bond of $10,000. The investigation started after the FBI received an online tip that included screenshots of Williams’ Facebook posts. Other records found a cell phone with a number belonging to Williams was located inside the Capitol. Williams posted several times about his intent to travel to Washington, D.C. in the months after the November presidential election.

SOUTHGATE, Mich. – The FBI had asked for tips from people to help identify those involved in the deadly Jan. 6 siege on the U.S. Capitol Building. Anthony Williams, a man from Southgate, was identified and reported. Police said he likely deleted photos and videos from his Facebook page, but authorities were able to get copies anyway. The tipster even supplied screenshots from William’s Facebook page. The FBI said photos of Williams inside the Capitol Building were deleted and perhaps Williams thought he was in the clear, but investigators were able to retrieve the deleted photos and videos.

Katie Riggs Maxwell begins to cry as she hugs a portrait of her father Mark Riggs while posing for a photo, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, on the campus of Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. “I've never been one to call out government or leadership,” said Katie Riggs Maxwell, 38, Riggs' daughter. “But it's suddenly extremely personal.”As virus cases and deaths have soared across the nation this fall, pressure has intensified on governors who haven't issued mandates that require people to wear masks indoors and in public places. One teacher who tested positive for the virus died. On Wednesday, Williams, the mayor, went on Facebook to defend the city's handling of the virus and remind people that vaccines were on the way.

Employee Grayson Allred walks away with a ladder after working on the front marquee at the Paramount Theatre on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, in Abilene, Texas. “I've never been one to call out government or leadership,” said Katie Riggs Maxwell, 38, Riggs' daughter. “But it's suddenly extremely personal.”As virus cases and deaths have soared across the nation this fall, pressure has intensified on governors who haven't issued mandates that require people to wear masks indoors and in public places. One teacher who tested positive for the virus died. On Wednesday, Williams, the mayor, went on Facebook to defend the city's handling of the virus and remind people that vaccines were on the way.