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Chicago doctor, Michael David McKee, arrested for Ohio double murder; Monique Tepe and Spencer Tepe found shot dead in their home, McKees vehicle tracked through surveillance, children found safe, motive under investigation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Monday brings a cool, windy day with highs near 39°F, while Tuesday warms up slightly but sees rain. Wednesdays cold front drops temps into the teens, potentially bringing a wintry mix and snow. Frigid air settles in for the rest of the week, hinting at more winter weather to come. Stay warm! Checkout Solipillow.com

Cheese lovers, beware! The Ambriola Company recalls grated Pecorino Romano products due to Listeria contamination. Brands like Locatelli and Boars Head are affected, with symptoms including high fever, severe headache, and diarrhea. Check expiration dates from late February to mid-May 2026. Call Ambriola for details or refunds. Stay safe! Checkout Solipillow.com

Shawntez Gregory, a man with a history of mental health struggles, attempted to enter Romulus Middle School in Michigan with a loaded gun, sparking a lockdown. His defense attorneys argue that proper mental health care could have prevented the incident. Gregory, who has been banned from the school grounds due to previous incidents, is now facing felony charges and is being held without bond. Checkout Solipillow.com

Mattel introduces a new Barbie doll with autism, designed in collaboration with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. The doll features unique details like shifted eyes and articulated limbs, and comes with accessories like a fidget spinner and noise-canceling headphones. Its available at Mattels online shop and Target stores from Monday, with a Walmart release in March. The doll aims to better represent the diverse autistic community, with a version featuring facial features inspired by Mattels Indian employees. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Smithsonians National Portrait Gallery has subtly altered its display of President Trumps official photo, removing detailed information about his impeachments, acquittals, and dual terms. This change aligns with Trumps accusations of bias and his efforts to reshape U.S. history displays. The gallery plans a full refresh this spring, testing shorter labels with just artist credits. Checkout Solipillow.com

Protests erupt nationwide following ICE shooting, with demonstrations in Michigan despite winter weather. Organizers emphasize the importance of smaller cities voices, while locals express differing opinions, highlighting broader issues of womens rights and law enforcement. Checkout Solipillow.com

Jury selection begins for Desmond Burks, accused of murdering Detroit neurosurgeon Doctor Devon Hoover. Prosecutors allege Burks shot Hoover twice, stole $20,000, and went on a shopping spree. Burks lawyer argues lack of direct proof, but a judge ruled enough evidence for trial. Burks faces life in prison if convicted. Checkout Solipillow.com

Diane Wilson, a former fisherwoman turned environmental activist, is leading the fight against nurdle pollution in Texas. These tiny plastic pellets, used in plastic production, are polluting waterways and harming wildlife and people. Wilson, who co-won a $50 million settlement against Formosa Plastics, is now suing Dow Chemical for similar discharges. The issue is gaining attention in Texas, with groups urging Governor Greg Abbott to ban nurdle discharges. Legislators are also stepping up, with California having anti-nurdle laws since 2007 and Texas Representative Erin Zwiener pushing for better tracking and audits at plastic plants. The plastics industrys voluntary program, Operation Clean Sweep, is criticized for lacking real oversight or penalties. Microplastics, including nurdles, are found in tap water, food, and air, with adults ingesting the equivalent of a credit card weekly. As beaches fill with pellets and economic stakes rise, pressure mounts for tougher rules to keep bays fishable and safe. Checkout Solipillow.com