HENDERSON (KTNV) — An investigation into a fatal shooting is underway in Henderson on Wednesday morning the Henderson Police Department said the shooting was reported just before 10 a.m Officers responding to the call arrived to find a 53-year-old woman dead and a 74-year-old man armed with a handgun "Officers attempted to communicate with the armed male for approximately 40 minutes," a department spokesperson wrote "The male then sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was immediately transported to a local area hospital in critical condition." Henderson police revealed the man had since died from his injuries "Henderson Detectives' preliminary investigation revealed that the incident is likely the result of a murder-suicide," police stated in an updated release on Thursday This case is being investigated as the third homicide in the Henderson Police Department's jurisdiction so far this year Police asked anyone with information that could help their investigation to call 702-267-4911. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555 or leave a tip online at crimestoppersofnv.com Report a typo Henderson Police and Fire Departments responded to a shooting incident on the 1200 block of Imperia Drive officers discovered a 53-year-old woman deceased and a 74-year-old man holding a handgun Officers engaged in negotiations with the armed man for about 40 minutes before he sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound Authorities confirmed that this was not an officer-involved shooting Preliminary investigations by Henderson detectives suggest the incident was a murder-suicide The Clark County Coroner’s Office on Thursday identified the woman as 53-year-old Leah Klass This case marks the third homicide investigation in Henderson for 2025 Outdoor dual sharps disposal kiosk at Seven Hills Park The City of Somerville has installed the nation’s first outdoor dual sharps disposal kiosk at Seven Hills Park further advancing its harm reduction and public safety initiatives Located behind the Davis Square MBTA station with nearby access from Meacham Road.  This innovative installation is the first of its kind in both Massachusetts and the United States It is designed to make safe disposal of sharps more accessible while offering a discreet alternative to the indoor kiosk located at the Somerville Police Station.  “This is one small but important piece of a complex and critical public health response,” said Mayor Katjana Ballantyne we’re helping protect both individual and community wellbeing.”  this new dual kiosk can accommodate both containers and individual sharps single-use slot allows for the safe disposal of individual needles providing greater flexibility and convenience for community members.  More outdoor kiosks are planned across the city with upcoming installations slated for sites near the East and West Branch Libraries.  “As part of our ongoing commitment to public health and safety this kiosk provides a critical resource for safe sharps disposal in a high-traffic “We encourage community members to use this resource responsibly and help keep Somerville clean and safe.”  the City has contracted a professional vendor for regular disposal services and Somerville’s Community Health Workers will monitor the site to maintain accessibility and upkeep.  What to Do If You Find Improperly Discarded Sharps:  Do not touch or attempt to pick up the item.  Details: cache-fra-eddf8230123-FRA 1746492089 4069362569 By Mike BrantleyPublished: Jan. 16, 2025 at 12:45 PM CSTEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WALA) - The Seven Hills Fire District reports that a crash victim was airlifted to a trauma center following a lengthy extrication operation Thursday morning Crews from Mobile County EMS and the Tanner-Williams Fire District were also dispatched to the accident in Mobile County Seven Hills Fire reports that units arrived on scene to find one driver trapped trapped in a vehicle SouthFlight responded and transported the patient to the trauma center There is no word about the extent of injuries Also responding was the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 0:41:53 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); An older man has died after a house fire that happened around 10 p.m in Seven Hills on Thursday at a house on Ridgewood Drive Pastor Chris Helton told News 5 that he was taking his garbage up the driveway to the curb when he noticed an orange glow inside one of the house windows “I just pray that he was received into the arms of God's mercy and embraced by that eternal love," Helton said but it did draw out one of the neighbors," Helton said The two proceeded to go around and try all the other doors “When the window started to shatter from the heat of the fire Seven Hills Fire Chief James Meklemburg told News 5 that when his crew arrived they encountered heavy fire from the front of the house Neighbors said that there was an elderly male that lived at that home and they thought that he was probably at home at that time," Meklemberg said Meklemberg said firefighters went inside and searched the home They were able to find the male lying on the floor," said Chief Meklemberg "They were able to pull him out of the house Firefighters pulled the man from the home and began CPR…they rushed him to an awaiting ambulance…unfortunately the man passed away before they could even drive away it's just a tough way to start the year," said Meklemberg to start a year off with a death in a house fire is pretty rough." Helton told News 5 they did all they could to save their neighbor “I think we have to trust ourselves to God's grace Trust our neighbor to that same grace," said Helton "Lift him up in prayer and just pray that God will embrace him in divine love and he'll heal anything that is broken or wounded and grant him eternal life So that was certainly my prayer last night.” “[He was] one of those good neighbors who doesn't cause any trouble The fire chief says the cause of the fire is still unknown and the state fire marshal has been called in to investigate They also don't know the cause of the man's death CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Terrance Yarbrough and Reagan Licata are two of the best to ever put on a Seven Hills basketball uniform The two dynamic Stingers spent their high school careers scoring buckets and recently reached a milestone all high school basketball players strive to achieve during a 27-point scoring night against Lockland Yarbrough reached the 1,000-point milestone "After putting all that work over the last four years and especially to have the support from Coach (Willie) Hill and all my teammates It was just a great feeling to do it." Yarbrought wasn't the only Seven Hills player to reach the 1,000 point mark this season "It felt like a breath of fresh air," said Licata Said Yarbrough: "After I hit (1,000 points) The Seven Hills stars have been side-by-side their whole high school careers The two friends practice at the same place and are at each other's games showing support and I've never seen that happen in my career here," said Hill it's great to see both of them get at it in and around the same time." Said Seven Hills girls' basketball coach Jennifer Burgoyne: "It just goes to show the hard work that they put in in the off-season and the hard work they put in every single day in practice Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSEVEN HILLS Ohio (WOIO) - An elderly man died in a house fire in Seven Hills Thursday evening According to the Seven Hills Fire Department crews responded to a home on East Ridgewood around 10 p.m Helton was bringing the trash out when he noticed flames from his neighbor’s home ”I dropped the can and ran across the street Went to the door and started banging on it and yelling I got no response from the house,“ he explained “A neighbor came out at that point and went around the house trying to bang on the other door,” said Helton “I stopped yelling and called 911 when the front window broke right beside me from the fire Police and fire department got there quickly.” Firefighters were met with heavy fire conditions throughout the home As crews worked to put out the fire and search the home they found an elderly man lying inside the home but the man was pronounced dead at the scene The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Ohio State Fire Marshal Seven Hills firefighter shared their thoughts and prayers for the man and his family in the Facebook post Independence and Brooklyn Heights fire departments responded to the house fire Ohio (WKRC) - Seven Hills fell to Preble Shawnee 55-22 in the Division V district final game in West Chester on Friday night Seven Hills would score just five points in the second quarter to trail 22-17 at the break The second half belonged to Preble Shawnee whose zone defense continued to shut down the Stingers View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250410912630/en/ Already have an account? Login The Seven Hills School will close its Doherty Campus in East Walnut Hills in three years Seven Hills is a private K-12 school and preschool with two campuses the Doherty Campus for preschool and elementary children only and another campus The Doherty Campus spans five acres and is home to a lower school for children in preschool through fifth grade the school serves more than 1,000 children on both campuses But the board of trustees decided Tuesday to close the Doherty campus by the 2027-28 school year consolidating all Seven Hills students to the Hillsdale Campus on Red Bank Road in Madisonville which includes merging two lower schools into one "Unifying the two Lower Schools will combine the best aspects of Doherty’s and Lotspeich’s culture, traditions, and programs and provide both schools with more teachers, balanced classroom size for all students and teachers, and more activities and resources," a Wednesday letter from Matthew Bolton "Our plan is to build a forward-looking state-of-the-art Lower School on the Hillsdale Campus that will set the standard in early education for our region and for the next 50 years of Seven Hills’ history." Who made the decision to consolidate?Conversations about consolidation have spanned several years and mainly centered around deferred maintenance at the lower schools and shifting enrollment But those conversations have been limited to the school's 24 board members which include current parents and alumni from both campuses and a task force of 20 people who studied the school's two-campus model The task force was made up of former board chairs current and former board members and alumni director of communications and marketing at Seven Hills confirmed to The Enquirer that the school never hosted open information sessions or sought feedback from the greater community of Seven Hills parents during that time The board made the decision to move forward with consolidation on Tuesday "An incredible amount of thought and due diligence went into this process and this transformational plan sets the school up for success for decades to come," Lair Kennedy What does this mean for current students and families?The consolidation will not result in any faculty or staff reductions fourth and fifth grades won't be impacted by the change as they will have already transitioned to the middle school by the time the new lower school opens The Taft Early Childhood Center on the Hillsdale Campus will be expanded and all early childhood students and teachers will move to that center during the 2026-27 school year The new lower school on the Hillsdale Campus will open the following year and house all Seven Hills kids in grades 1-5 More information about the transition can be found on the district's website new concept from the prolific hospitality enterprise But in this case it means an older concept must go, which means Seven Hills is saying goodbye to its Mexican restaurant, El Cocinero, in the heart of midtown Tallahassee. The group announced the news on its Facebook page Monday evening with limited operating hours leading up to its final day This latest closure adds to the list of storefronts that already have bid farewell from Midtown over the last year "We have decided that Cocinero’s time has come to an end and we are beyond thankful," the post said "We will begin renovating the space for a new concept that we have been wanting and waiting to bring to Tallahassee for over 10 years We can’t wait to reopen our doors very soon!" Patrons reacted in the comment section with a mix of emotions but excited to see the new concept." Another said We love sitting at your bar with the best margaritas and tacos in town Unaffected by the closure are the rest of the Seven Hills operations: What: El Cocinero's final days of operation Firehouse Subs recently opened its newest location in the Seven Hills area in the brand-new Town Creek Shopping Center at 10810 Dallas Acworth Highway The store will have a Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday Guests will experience the welcoming atmosphere and community focus that Firehouse Subs strives for The event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony The new Seven Hills location is owned and operated by second-generation franchisees and sisters Jenn and Aimee and is their their third Firehouse Subs restaurant The siblings also own the locations in Hiram at 4795 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy and one on Thornton Road in Lithia Springs The pair's parents previously owned the stores for ten years Aimee has been involved with Firehouse Subs for around 10 years and Jenn for three years The third Firehouse Subs store continues the sisters' mission to build a culture that cares they are quite passionate about creating opportunities for their staff delivering an exceptional dining experience for their customers and making a positive impact in their community we have seen firsthand that you reap what you sow,” said Jenn franchising with Firehouse Subs means opportunity—the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of our staff Our dining room allows our guests to connect with each other over hearty and flavorful food and we take pride in that.” The sisters’ new location features Firehouse Subs’ signature menu including the fan-favorite Hook & Ladder® Guests can also order from the FirehouseSubs.com website “We’re excited for what is to come with this innovative brand and look forward to expanding so we can continue to touch the lives of those who live around us through our favorite thing: food,” Aimee added The new Dallas location also reflects the Firehouse Subs brand’s commitment to giving back A portion of every purchase at Firehouse Subs helps support first responders and public safety organizations through the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation® the Foundation has granted more than $92 million to provide lifesaving equipment and resources to communities across the United States All three Firehouse Subs locations are open seven days a week For more information about the new location or the grand opening event please contact Firehouse Subs Seven Hills at 470.308.2336 About Firehouse Subs Founded by former firefighting brothers Firehouse Subs is a U.S.-based restaurant chain built on hearty and flavorful food Subscribe to The Dallas New Eraonly $32 yearly interim executive director of Seven Hills Preparatory Academy in Richfield emailed parents to say the written threat was originally found inside a boys' middle school restroom on Tuesday around noon The Richfield Police Department was notified and the school's cameras were reviewed to see who was coming and going from the fifth floor Students were asked to complete a writing sample and some lockers were searched Extra staff were added to hallways and common areas and parents and guardians were notified about the incident that day students were interviewed throughout Wednesday and Thursday before a student found an additional threat made Thursday morning on a Post-It note that referenced "a school shooting of Seven Hills," Farrell said Police were notified again and arrived on campus at about 10:40 a.m Handwriting samples were continuing to be reviewed and further interviews with students were conducted while police carried out extra patrols on the premises Seven Hills Preparatory Academy in Richfield Farrell wrote the next steps for Friday include a search of all middle school lockers before students arrive and additional staff and patrols will be on campus for the day The school isn't in a modified lockdown on Friday "We understand this is a situation that conjures many negative thoughts and emotions for students and families and do not seek to minimize the threatening statements," Farrell wrote the Administrative Team worked with the Board of Directors to agree upon the next part of our response There was serious discussion and a unified decision to keep school open and determine next steps to keep students and staff safe," the email read Parents are asked to check their child's backpack before they leave for school and have a conversation with them about what they know regarding the ongoing situation Bring Me The News reached out to the Richfield Police Department to follow up on any updates as of Friday and have not yet heard back. By Tommy Wiita is a Minneapolis-based news lifestyle and sports reporter for Bring Me The News saying he'd killed the mother of his child which features a swimming beach and splash pad in the venerable Farmers and and Mechanics Savings Bank building