Mar. 16, 2025
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Three Sherpa climbers disappeared into a deep crevasse on Mt. Everest Wednesday.
Rescuers on foot and in a helicopterhoped to locate them, Yubraj Khatiwada of Nepal’s Department of Mountaineering told the Associated Press.
However, the climbers — identified as Lakpa Rita Sherpa, Pemba Tenzing Sherpa and Dachhiri Sherpa from Thame village of Khumbu — arenot expected to be found, according to theHimalayan Times.
“Three Sherpa climbers fell into some 50 meters below in a crevasse after the ice serac damaged the climbing route,” an official from the mountain’s base camp told the publication.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Three people are dead and four others have been injured after ashooting at a New Year’s Eve partyin Mississippi on Friday.
Gulfport police Sgt. Clayton Fulks said ata Saturday press conferencethat the gunfire began after a fight broke out at the party on the west side of town shortly before midnight local time, according toThe Sun Herald.
Switzer said Dubose and McCord died from their injuries at Memorial Hospital in Gulfport, per the report.
Mar. 16, 2025
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A Houston mother and father, who were parents to four children, have been left “distraught” and heartbroken after three of their kids tragically drowned while swimming in Texas this week.
“I just did a jump in the water — go straight for the boy drowning,” Alvarez, 23, told the outlet. “I kept him up, but the current kept pulling us both down, so I knew to just keep him up.
Mar. 16, 2025
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The young boys called each other “Robert” because they did not appear to know each others’ names. Inside the squalid Dallas apartment where they were found, they used “gesturing and screams” to communicate.
On Saturday police arrested the boys’ father, 31-year-old Robert Preston, and charged him with four counts of abandonment and endangering his four children, ages 3 to 5, after alleging he left the boys home alone with the stove on while he stepped away.
Mar. 16, 2025
From left: Giuliana, Mia, and Sophia Lammert.Photo: courtesy The Lammert Family
A set of Florida parents have been blessed three times over, as they’vewelcomed all three daughters on the very same day, exactly three years apart.
Kristin Lammert tells PEOPLE that she never expected to give birth to her three girls on the same day, but Sophia, 6, Giuliana, 3, and Mia, 2 months, clearly had other plans.
Though each girl has their own unique story as to how they entered the world, all made their grand entrance on August 25 — Sophia in 2015, Giuliana in 2018, and Mia in 2021.