FAIRFIELD, Iowa (Court TV) — An Iowa judge on Thursday sentenced 17-year-old Willard Chaiden Miller to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 35 years for recruiting a friend to ...

A teenager from Iowa, who was found guilty of murdering his Spanish teacher, broke down and suffered a nosebleed while the judge sentenced him to life in prison. Jeremy Goodale, 18, and his friend ...

The teenage boys were held on a $1 million bail. They were named as Willard Miller and Jeremy Goodale and they were accused of first degree murder. Although they were 16 at the time of the crime ...

He is charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder with classmate Willard Miller, also 16. Attorneys for both teens have asked a judge to move their case to juvenile court. Hearings on the ...

Though Miller Union executive pastry chef Claudia ... A Southern Chef Cooks Through the Seasons”. Willard, an advanced sommelier since 2013, has more than three decades in the hospitality ...

The Tigers exploded on offense on Thursday, compiling 18 runs in the game. Rock Creek Valley had a bigger offensive night, ...

"The Hatch" playground will be located at Miller Park at Fellows Lake. Kiwanis Club of Springfield South raised $500,000 to ...

Messalonskee High School has announced its third quarter honor roll students for the 2023-24 academic year. Seniors — High honors with distinction: Payton Alexander, Steven Anthony, Liana Arnold, ...

Funeral Service for the late Jerome D. Thurston age 54 years of Lake Grove Road off Carmichael will be held on Saturday 20th April, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at Evangelistic Temple, Collins Avenue. Offic ...

Willard continues to be considered an area power ... with Colin Kelley picking up where he left off a year ago. Cameron Miller and Nate Uber have been another pair of solid starters on a deep ...

Movie critic Bruce Miller says that if you get an invitation to dinner from ... She gets moments from “The Exorcist,” ...

A look at Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky high school sports scores reported to The Enquirer from April 29 to May 5.