A retired Texas custodian learned that her local district is naming its newest elementary school in her honor. (WFAA, AUBREY ISD, MARILYN HAMPTON, CNN)
An election-related problem was discovered and addressed by officials in Washington state. (KING, BING MAPS, CNN)
A Brewers fan has collected all 330 stadium bobblehead giveaways, and 326 are autographed. (WTMJ)
Idaho prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against a mother accused of suffocating her twin toddlers. (POOL (VIA KTVB))
Laura Owens was sentenced to 30 days in jail and seven years of probation after a conviction tied to a fake pregnancy scheme. Prosecutors said Owens deceived multiple men by claiming she was pregnant to keep them in relationships, including former “Bachelor” lead Clayton Echard. They alleged she used false-positive pregnancy tests, altered images and another woman’s ultrasound. Owens apologized in court and said she was deeply sorry for the people she harmed.