Christopher Gavin is a Breaking News Reporter for The Messenger, with a focus on covering current events and breaking news stories. He specializes in reporting on conflicts, terrorism, and political developments, particularly in the United States, California, and the San Francisco area.
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By: Christopher Gavin
The family thought they were refinancing their mortgage, but in signing paperwork, they actually sold their home for well below market value, the state Attorney General's Office alleges
By: Christopher Gavin
The state is the first nationwide to move to the second phase of a federal charger infrastructure program
By: Christopher Gavin
Olalekan Abimbola Olawusi, 48, allegedly fled the country using his Nigerian passport after his 3-month-old son was found with 18 injuries “indicating a pattern of long-term abuse,” authorities said
By: Christopher Gavin
About 80 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles this year for the holiday
By: Christopher Gavin
Many of the brush fires have started because of “carelessness,” state Fire Marshal Timothy McLaughlin said. “I don't think people realize it only takes … like an ember.”
By: Christopher Gavin
The spooky attraction, which has been enshrouded in controversy in recent months, will not be able to operate once its current license expires, but the owner can still re-apply for a new license
By: Christopher Gavin
The student brought the firearm to Cranston High School West and was charged in Rhode Island Family Court, authorities said.
By: Christopher Gavin
The eight-bed unit will arrive as the state faces a need for mental health services for children and adolescents.
By: Christopher Gavin
Connecticut and Massachusetts also made the top 10 based on data compiled by the federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
By: Christopher Gavin
“To have two teeth this rare show up on the exact same beach three months apart is pretty funny,” said Jon Dodd, executive director of the Atlantic Shark Institute
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