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Federal prosecutors say Justin E. Faldon produced and distributed child sexual abuse material through an online messaging platform, leading to a federal investigation and a 25-year prison sentence. ST. LOUIS, MO – October 24, 2026 (STL.News) A 36-year-old Franklin County, Missouri, man has been sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after admitting to producing […] This News Franklin County Man Gets 25 Years for Child Exploitation appeared first on STL.News.

By Field Level Media Oct 23 (Field Level Media) - Buffalo Bills safety and special teams captain Sam Franklin Jr. won his appeal to overturn the one-g...

By Field Level Media Oct 23 (Field Level Media) - Green Bay Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin will miss Sunday's game at Detroit with a shin injury su...

The agent for Buffalo Bills defensive back Sam Franklin said his client has appealed the NFL’s decision to suspend him for one game without pay for allegedly spitting at a Raiders opponent during a game last weekend. The appeal was launched within hours of the NFL issuing the suspension, with a hearing scheduled to take place on Thursday. The NFL suspended Franklin for spitting at an opponent following the Raiders’ successful extra-point attempt during Buffalo’s 33-30 win at Las Vegas on S

Buffalo Bills defensive back Sam Franklin became the team’s second player to be suspended by the NFL for one game without pay for spitting at a Raiders opponent during a game last weekend. Franklin denies the allegation and intends to appeal the suspension, according to a person with knowledge of discussions about the punishment. The NFL disciplined Franklin for violating its sportsmanship rules after determining he spit at an opponent following the Raiders’ successful extra-point attempt wi

Buffalo Bills defensive back Sam Franklin became the team’s second player to be suspended by the NFL for one game without pay for spitting at a ...

By Field Level Media Oct 21 (Field Level Media) - Sam Franklin Jr. became the second Buffalo Bills safety to receive a one-game suspension without pay...

MINNEAPOLIS — After the devastating fire at the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe (MCT) building on Franklin Avenue, local Native organizations, staff, and volunteers came together on Friday, October 16th, for an Intertribal Community Feast, turning a difficult week into an opportunity for generosity, connection, and community support. The fire, which broke out Sunday, October 11th, affected The post Intertribal Community Feast Brings Community Together Following Devastating Franklin Avenue Fire appear

The Oct. 11 fire began at Dollar Plus, a Somali-owned store at 1300 E. Franklin Ave., and spread to the connected Minnesota Chippewa Tribe building that houses urban tribal offices. The store and offices occupy connected buildings; the fire did not begin in the urban offices. The cause remained undetermined Monday. Store owner Abdullahi Omar The post Franklin Avenue Fire Update: Urban Offices Assess Damage; Native Language and Circle Archives Spared appeared first on KBFT.

October is National Co-op Month, a time to recognize the businesses Minnesotans own together. This year carries extra meaning for electric cooperatives. In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Rural Electrification Act (REA), and 2026 marks its 90th anniversary. In the 1930s, fewer than 7 percent of Minnesota farms had electricity. For-profit utilities could […]