Jack Molmud
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Portland, ME, United States
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Man arrested on attempted murder charges in New York City machete attack
A law enforcement official told The Associated Press that investigators were looking into whether the 19-year-old was inspired by radical Islamic extremism. → Read More
“The ultimate tragedy”: Parents whose children died from hazing look back while SDSU looks toward fraternity future
Three parents who lost sons to hazing speak out. SDSU looks at the future of Interfraternity Council frats with rich history of hazing, drugs and harassment. → Read More
Hazing, drug abuse and harassment allegations plagued San Diego State fraternities for years, documents show
Forced drinking, physical workouts, injuries and hospital visits. Sexual assaults and more than a dozen hazing incidents reported at various SDSU fraternities. → Read More
Did you experience hazing in college? News 8 wants to hear your story
Were you hazed as a college student? News 8 is looking for local accounts of hazing before the upcoming school year returns to in-person activity. → Read More
College seniors of 2021 reflect on the pandemic year, mental health issues
The students News 8 spoke with all navigated online school in some way and they all had significant challenges to overcome this year. → Read More
Why do police departments edit body-worn camera footage?
Police can edit evidence but are obliged to stay truthful over fear of lawsuits. → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: March 27, 2021
Breaking down coronavirus headlines from local colleges in San Diego County. Parties and vaccinations ramp up at SDSU while USD plans in-person commencement → Read More
San Diego State University to host county vaccination site
In partnership with San Diego County, SDSU hopes to administer 700 coronavirus vaccine doses a day with a capacity of 1,500 per day. → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: March 20, 2021 — How do colleges get vaccines?
Breaking down coronavirus headlines from San Diego County's colleges. What are college campuses doing with vaccine doses anyway? CSUSM plans in-person commencement → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: March 13, 2021
Breaking down coronavirus headlines from San Diego County's universities. CSU San Marcos rejected from vaccine rollout while commencement ceremonies are in the works → Read More
Looking ahead at Governor Newsom's State of the State address
Not so much on policy, but the governor will use his time to highlight people working hard during the last year of the coronavirus pandemic → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: February 26, 2021
UCSD, SDSU and USD open vaccinations up to teachers, faculty and student employees while cases climb. CSU San Marcos reports zero cases out of nearly 1,000 tests → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: February 19, 2021
Breaking down all the coronavirus headlines from San Diego County colleges. Nationwide vaccine delays slow college efforts as testing and enforcement ramps up. → Read More
Colleges and coronavirus: February 5, 2021
Breaking down news from local colleges and how the campuses are handling the COVID-19 global pandemic. From parties returning to SDSU to recent spikes at USD → Read More
Oceanside skier dies after being found unconscious in Mammoth Mountain snow
The man was found unconcious in the snow by other guests. Ski patrol started CPR and the victim died at a local hospital. Mammoth has seen more than 7 feet of snow → Read More
San Diego County reports 1,670 COVID-19 cases, 37 deaths
ICU admissions dip below 400 for the first time in weeks, hospitalizations continue to downgrade while daily deaths continue in double digits → Read More
Infamous Alpine driver with Nazi flag causes outrage in La Mesa
The flag has been reportedly seen many times around East County. Advocates against antisemitism say this sign of the times warrants strong education against hate. → Read More
Cease and Desist: What happens when you disobey COVID-19 health orders
More than 16,000 complaints have poured in for businesses violating the state's stay-at-home order. At least 17 of them are leading to fines up to $1,000. → Read More
Ahead of the holidays and huge spikes of coronavirus, local universities scramble to online learning
Local schools offer plans for students returning home this holiday season, but national health leaders warn against travel during the pandemic's worst stage so far → Read More
Massive party near SDSU results in university response, cops called over death threat from partygoer
Dozens of young adults were seen partying in a reported College Area residence despite hundreds sickened. One neighbor said a partygoer threatened to kill her → Read More