Four more people have been charged with participating in an criminal intimidation campaign against University of Michigan officials to try to force the school to cut financial ties to Israel. The new indictment comes nearly five months after eight pro-Palestinian activists were charged with conspiracy. The indictment describes threats and vandalism at officials’ homes, some businesses and the Jewish Federation of Detroit. The eight people charged in June have pleaded not guilty.
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Soccer clubs Marseille and Lille report their shops have been vandalized during protests in France. Demonstrations against rising living costs and poor school conditions involved over half a million mainly peaceful protesters. However, small groups set fires and looted businesses in cities like Paris, Lyon, and Marseille. Marseille says looters caused significant damage to its store on La Canebière, which is now temporarily closed. Lille's city center store also suffered extensive damage and looting.
West Salisbury Little League says it is facing more than $3,000 in damage after its facility was vandalized Sunday, but league officials say two juveniles have since been identified with help from the community and local police.
Federalsburg officials have announced that the town’s splash pad will be closed for the 2026 season due to ongoing issues with vandalism and repeated repairs.
The Fruitland Little League baseball fields were recently vandalized, leaving behind overturned equipment, a damaged scoreboard, and growing f…
The same Quantico Creek Farms sod field was vandalized again after thousands of dollars in damage were inflicted over the summer.
Police are investigating a series of graffiti vandalism incidents reported across the town of Berlin.
Delaware lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at protecting emergency vehicles and supporting first responders by strengthening penalties…
Delaware lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at protecting emergency vehicles and supporting first responders by strengthening penalties for vandalism.
As graffiti becomes a growing issue across Smyrna, town leaders have moved forward a proposed ordinance that would require private property owners to cover the costs of graffiti remediation on their buildings. While officials say the measure is needed to protect the town’s image and property values, some small business owners worry about the financial impact.