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BRUNSWICK, GA. | A Virginia man was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of shooting two men at his former girlfriend’s Brunswick apartment a year ago. After hearing evidence against 30-year-old Austin Patrick Wigfall Wednesday and Thursday, the jury returned a verdict Friday finding him guilty of two counts of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a felon, District Attorney Jackie Johnson said in a written statement. Superior Court Judge Stephen Kelley , who presided over the trial, sentenced Wigfall to 45 years, 25 to be served in prison and the rest on probation. On Aug. 19, 2016, Wigfall had gone to a residence in Evergreen Apartments in Brunswick to confront his former girlfriend, Johnson’s statement said. The woman was in the apartment with two men, and Wigfall shot one in the back and abdomen and the other in the leg, Johnson said. The victims crawled from the residence to

MINEOLA - A teen who hurled a brick from an overpass on the Meadowbrook State Parkway and injured two people has been sentenced. Andrew Denton, 19, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of assault and other charges back in May. As News 12 has reported, Denton and Jacob Palant, of Syosset, tossed a brick and cinder block from the overpass at Kellenberg High School in December of 2015. Two people were hurt when the debris hit their windshield. Palant is expected to be sentenced next month.

SixForty, a striking new apartment tower in River North, recently welcomed its first residents. [embedded content] Studios rent from $2,188 a month, junior 1-bedrooms from $2,152, 1-bedrooms from $2,597, 2-bedroom, 2-baths from $3,800 and 3-bedroom, 2-baths from $5,538. Move-in specials are available on select apartments. [embedded content] Floor plans and near real-time rent and availability info are online. Special rent concessions are available for a limited time. You can tour the furnished models at SixForty in the above videos. SixForty has an extensive and imaginative suite of amenities that includes a rooftop pool. The pool deck has a hot tub, private cabanas with flat-screen TVs, and skyline views. The 23rd floor “social club” has a restaurant- grade demonstration kitchen , a fireside library and dining suite, and a gaming lounge. SixForty’s fifth- floor amenities include a fitness center, and a landscaped terrace with grilling stations, outdoor dining, fire pits and TVs. The

“Colorado residents fed up with what they see as the state’s failure to protect people and the environment are fighting fossil- fuel development inside their towns by making new rules requiring odor control , bigger setbacks and company disclosure of underground oil and gas flowlines,” reports The Denver Post . “But the industry and state government are ready to fight back. An odor- control measure in Erie, letting police hit companies with tickets for foul fumes, takes effect next week. Erie, Broomfield, Thornton and Lafayette are each developing map submission rules , with leaders saying the fatal April 17 house explosion in Firestone makes this a no-brainer. Broomfield residents also will vote on whether to change their charter to require protection of health, safety and the environment as preconditions before drilling inside city limits can be done.” “At the urging of Councilwoman Polly Christensen , Longmont has posted a link on its city government home page to the City Co

Overview of rentals in Forest Ridge School District 142 On Point2 Homes it’s easy to filter and browse through homes for rent in Forest Ridge School District 142 . Whether you’re looking for apartments for rent, furnished apartments, condos, single family homes , studio apartments or any other rentals, you can get a list of properties based on your criteria with just a few clicks. There are 3 homes and apartments for rent in Forest Ridge School District 142 Rental homes in Forest Ridge School District 142 are displayed with a lot of extra information, including property type , square footage, amenities and area demographics, as well as the name and contact information of the real estate agent in charge of each listing. Use the Price Drop filter to find out whether rental homes you’re targeting had rent price drops over the last 6 months, so you never miss a bargain. On Point2 Homes you can tell whether the houses for rent you might be considering are close to the amenities you

Name: Eva, Jack, their 3 year old Eleanor and Robin Williamson the cat Location: Dorchester — Boston, Massachusetts The basics: Four years, owned 1,100 square feet Eva and Jack's space is like a cozy and welcoming art gallery . After bouncing back from a fire that destroyed most of their belongings, they've created a home that feels stylish and exceedingly personal. Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I live in our 1904 first floor condo with my husband, artist Jack Thrombly , and our nearly-three-year-old, Eleanor. I should note that we have an agoraphobic cat named Robin Williamson , though she most frequently enjoys the space underneath the furniture, and rather less of the limelight. We live on the first floor of a tripple-decker in the Pope's Hill region of Dorchester in Boston. Jack and I have always been treasure hunters in thrift and bookstores (and the odd side-of-the-road find), and have filled our home with beautiful f

Photo: SKIP DICKSTEIN Image 1 of / 14 Caption Close Image 1 of 14 Carriage house behind 563 Broadway under renovation by Witt Construction Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Dickstein /Times Union) Carriage house behind 563 Broadway under renovation by Witt Construction Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Dickstein /Times Union) Photo: SKIP DICKSTEIN Image 2 of 14 Carriage house behind 563 Broadway under renovation by Witt Construction Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Dickstein /Times Union) Carriage house behind 563 Broadway under renovation by Witt Construction Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Dickstein /Times Union) Photo: SKIP DICKSTEIN Image 3 of 14 25 new townhouses under construction on Division Street Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Dickstein /Times Union) 25 new townhouses under construction on Division Street Friday Aug . 17, 2017 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. ( Skip Di

Colorado Springs , Colo.—Denver’s one of the more robust apartment markets in the nation, but a new report by Colorado Springs - based apartment specialist Commonwealth reported that investor interest in secondary- market Colorado apartment properties (such as Colorado Springs ) is quite strong as well. Altogether, investment sales of apartments in Colorado Springs in 2014 totaled just over $475 million—a record. The 2014 total compares with $166.6 million in 2013, $177.8 million in 2012, and $125.5 million in 2011. Sales in the first quarter of 2015—the total of two transactions—was $60.9 million, which is about the same as it was in Q1 2014. Commonwealth pointed out that customarily first quarter sales are the slowest of the year, so it’s likely that sales will be strong again for the rest of this year, if not record-breaking again. Why the increase in demand for Colorado Springs properties ? The report posited a number of reasons. One is that the city is growing at a considerab

A man is hospitalized in critical condition after he was shot late Monday night at the Villa Tuscany Apartments , according to the Orange County Sheriff ’s Office. Deputies responded to a shooting at 723 Sherwood Terrace Dr . shortly before midnight. When they arrived, they found a vehicle trying to leave the apartment complex with the 24-year-old victim, Lt. Ashley Strange said. The victim was taken to the hospital, and deputies went to the apartment where they believed the shooting occurred , Strange said. Witnesses identified the suspects as two men but provided few other details, according to the sheriff’s office report. This is a breaking-news story. Check back for updates. sruiz@orlandosentinel.com or 407-420-5008

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — An escaped felon was arrested after a K9 officer found him hiding behind a false wall in a Colorado Springs apartment . It happened around 5 p.m. at the Whitney Young Manor apartment complex located in the 2100 block of Delta Drive. According to authorities, K9 Broc was brought into the apartment to locate the suspect, Anthony Vigil, who did not surrender even after being given two canine warnings. Police say K9 Broc located Vigil hiding behind a false wall in the apartment. Vigil resisted arrest and was contacted on the arm by K9 Broc. He was treated at the scene and at a local hospital before he was taken to the Criminal Justice Center . Share this: Related Posts Advertisement

AMHERST, Mass. (WWLP) – We now know someone was cooking urine at the Brandywine Apartments in Amherst, Wednesday night, prompting a temporary evacuation. Assistant Fire Chief Lindsay Stromgren told 22News after testing unknown chemicals , it was determined urine was being cooked down. Stromgren said there are still some other chemicals that were mixed in that haven’t been identified yet. The “suspicious chemicals” were found at the Brandywine Apartments around 5:00 p.m. Wednesday. The state hazmat team and bomb squad were called in to test them. Twelve apartments were temporarily evacuated from Building 6 while the testing took place. Stromgren told 22News urine can be reduced to make another substance, likely some type of drug. However, he said there isn’t enough evidence to charge the suspect with any crime. He said there was a similar incident with this same person in 2015, at a different location. Click Here if you’re unable to view the map above WWLP.com > Share this: Like t

A Fairfield woman was arrested Sunday morning on drug charges following a raid at her Main Street apartment . Roxanne Mattson, 34, was arrested and charged with trafficking in crack cocaine, a Class B felony; four counts of possession of heroin, cocaine and hydrocodone, all Class C felonies; and possession of crack cocaine, Class B, according to Sheriff Dale Lancaster . Mattson is being held at the Somerset County Jail in East Madison on $10,000 cash bail. The raid was carried out about 7:30 a.m. by a team of five county deputies, two Somerset County Detectives , Fairfield police Capt . Paul St. Amand and three Fairfield police officers , all led by Detective Lt. Carl Gottardi II , of the sheriff’s department. Police also found two minor children in the apartment. The children were turned over to a family member, according to Lancaster. Lancaster said Mattson allegedly had about 4 grams of crack cocaine, more than 4 grams of powder cocaine , a small amount of heroin, 16 hydrocodone

Early one September morning in 1975, a 46-year-old woman busied herself preparing to go in for the first day of a brand-new job. She boiled an egg, saw her teenage son out the door to Collegiate School, donned a conservative gray shirt dress , and caught a taxi outside her 1040 Fifth Avenue apartment for midtown Manhattan. Jacqueline Bouvier worked for the Washington Times-Herald as an " inquiring camera girl " prior to becoming the First Lady. Bettmann Advertisement - Continue Reading Below When that cab pulled up outside 625 Madison Avenue, it looked like a riot was erupting. Every reporter and photographer in town was jostling for advantage outside the office building’s entrance, joined by a crowd for whom curiosity had edged into fixation. The woman calmly got out of the taxi and made her way into the building, which housed the New York editorial office of Viking Press. Jackie Kennedy Onassis David Mcgough Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was reporting for her first day of

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) - Three people are in the hospital and dozens more have been displaced following a fire at an apartment building in Northeast Philadelphia . The fire broke out around 12:30 a.m. at a Canterbury Court apartment building on Academy Road and Morrell Avenue. Three people were taken to the hospital, including one woman who was listed in critical condition. Firefighters were able to get the flames under control around 1:15 a.m. after arriving on scene about five minutes after getting the call. Only one unit was affected by the flames, but approximately 50 residents have been displaced while the fire marshal investigates the cause of the fire. Red Cross is on scene providing assistance . 

Deerfield Place , Utica's newest multi-family apartment and townhome community has its grand opening today at 1 Patriot Circle. Construction of Deerfield Place began in June 2016. The community consists of 21 residential buildings and 156 apartments and townhomes, and includes a community fitness center , clubhouse and an outdoor pool and patio. Deerfield Place is actively signing leases for apartments and townhomes. The community is managed by United Plus Property Management LLC of Troy.

The Bedford teenager who was found dead at an Arlington landfill in June died of “homicidal violence,” the Tarrant County medical examiner has ruled. Kaytlynn Cargill, 14, was found June 21, two days after she went missing from her family’s apartment complex in Bedford. No arrests have been made in Kaytlynn’s death, and police have not revealed whether a suspect or person of interest has been identified, according to a news release Thursday . The news release acknowledged that the homicide ruling “may raise concerns with the public for their safety,” but that “based on the information we have at this time, there is no threat to the public.” Officers immediately began searching for the girl after she was reported missing about 8:15 p.m. on June 19 at the Oak Creek West Apartments , near Pennington Field in Bedford, where she lived with her parents. Kaytlynn had taken her dog on a walk about 6:20 p.m. and was last seen at the apartment, where she tied up her dog in the dog park. A fr

MASON CITY — A lawsuit filed by the owners of Pebble Creek Apartments against two former tenants they claimed caused a fire at their apartment has been settled out of court. The terms of the settlement are confidential, according to Matthew Novak, attorney for Pebble Creek. In the lawsuit filed in Cerro Gordo County District Court in 2010, Pebble Creek Associates Phase II L.P., owner and landlord, and Newbury Management Co., managing agent, said Kyle Crandell and Robert Johnson were tenants in Apartment 406 when a fire occurred there on July 26, 2009. The fire, which caused extensive damage to the apartment, was caused by negligence by one or the other of the defendants for not properly extinguishing cigarettes , according to the suit. Crandell filed a counterclaim, stating he wasn’t home when the fire was discovered and that Johnson admitted to smoking and putting the cigarette butt in a plastic flower pot on an outdoor patio adjacent to the apartment. Both the lawsuit and the c

Atlanta—Berkshire Communities, the property management division of Berkshire Group , announced that Bradley Roschyk , property manager of the Verandas at Timberglen in Dallas has been named the 2014 National Apartment Association ’s PARAGON Certified Apartment Manager of the Year. The PARAGON award is one of the highest honors given by the National Apartment Association , recognizing members who continue to set industry standards by developing best practices in property management . Roschyk was recognized at the National Apartment Association ’s Awards Breakfast on June 21 during the 2014 NAA Education Conference & Exposition in Denver. In April 2014, Roschyk was named Barbara MacManus Apartment Manager of the Year—the highest honor bestowed by the Texas Apartment Association . Roschyk has more than 14 years of experience in property management . Prior to joining Berkshire in 2007, he was an assistant property manager for Archon Residential in Dallas from 2003 until 2007, a

remaining Edgewater Medical Center buildings scheduled for demolition should be completely torn down by the late fall, developers said." /> The remaining Edgewater Medical Center buildings scheduled for demolition should be completely torn down by the late fall, developers said. View Full Caption DNAinfo/Linze Rice EDGEWATER — The contractor hired to remove years worth of asbestos from the abandoned Edgewater Medical Center said his company halted work after not being compensated by developers.  "We stopped work because we were not paid," Daniel Suchta, owner of DDS Environmental, told DNAinfo. Suchta's comments are at odds with those of the local alderman and lead developer, MCZ Development , who told residents at a meeting this month that work stopped in April because electrical work needed to be completed before demolition could continue. The medical campus at 5700 N. Ashland Ave. is slated to become 141 apartments, 78 parking spaces, single-family