Jason Kandel is an award-winning journalist and the Weekend Editor for Law & Crime. With a background in news outlets such as NBCLA, Reuters, and the Los Angeles Times, Jason focuses on local crime stories and legal issues. His work has been featured in various publications and news channels, including Spectrum News 1 and the Institute for Justice.
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By: Jason Kandel, Mik Anthony
EAST LANSING — On Thursday night, the white-hot Michigan State women’s basketball team hosted Eastern Kentucky in the fourth and final game of its early season homestand. Entering the contest, the Spartans were 3-0 for the second time in as many seasons under head coach Robyn Fralick, displaying cohesion on both ends of the floor.
By: Jason Kandel
A Florida woman who was inside the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6, 2021 , riots and later boasted to a relative that she “f—— stormed the capital” and was “proud of it” is going to prison.
A Pennsylvania man is suing Frontier Airlines after he says he was served a hot cup of tea without a lid that spilled through his pants and burned his genitalia.
By: Jason Kandel
An Indiana mother will spend decades in prison for the murder of her 2-month-old son, who died of starvation.
By: Jason Kandel, Erin Grady
EAST LANSING — The Michigan State women’s soccer team returned home to host Western Michigan in its third consecutive home tilt in the NCAA Tournament under head coach Jeff Hosler. Michigan State prevailed 3-1 for its second straight opening-round victory courtesy of two early goals.
By: Jason Kandel, Gina Guy
EAST LANSING — After a grueling home test with Bowling Green on Saturday, the Michigan State basketball team continued their homestand at the Breslin Center, hosting mid-major Samford, who stifled Kansas in the NCAA Tournament last March.
A Georgia sheriff who called his deputies to help him settle his wrong Burger King order is being sued for allegedly silencing his critics online.
By: Jason Kandel
A Florida man delivered a punch against Netflix, filing a lawsuit this week against the media giant after buffering issues frustrated viewers who
By: Jason Kandel
The trial for a Colorado dentist accused of killing his wife by allegedly poisoning her protein shakes was halted during jury selection when the defendant's attorney suddenly quit, citing a professional conflict.
By: Jason Kandel
An autopsy details the final bloody moments of two women whose bodies were found buried in an underground freezer in Oklahoma in a case that stemmed from a bizarre child custody dispute.
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