Lorri Wickenhauser, Author at The Western Journal

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Lorri Wickenhauser earned a journalism degree from California State University, Fresno, and has worked at news organizations in California and Arizona.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem speaks during the National Rifle Association (NRA) annual convention on May 27 in Houston.

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Watch: 'Saddle Up' - Epic Campaign Ad from Gov. Kristi Noem Released Amid Speculations She May Run for President

The ads ran not just to voters in her own state, but to the people living in key presidential primary states including New Hampshire and Iowa.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 7, 2022

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Investigation Reopened Into 'Suicide' of Woman Stabbed 20 Times, Including in the Back

Police said her body was discovered by her fiance in the kitchen of their apartment with a 10-inch knife lodged in her chest.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 6, 2022

President Joe Biden delivers remarks during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on Tuesday in Washington, D.C.

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The Average American Retiree Gets $1,670 from Social Security - Take a Look at How Big Joe Biden's Check Is

Joe Biden, 79, and his wife Jill, 71, are among the 66 million Americans who collect a Social Security check each month.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 6, 2022

A stock image of a woman being handcuffed by a police officer.

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'Armed and Dangerous Children' Create Need for Emergency Restrictions After Dem County's Deadliest Month Ever

'Somebody has got to take responsibility for these armed and dangerous children, and it is not just the police and not just the government.'

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 6, 2022

A skydive ended in tragedy for Tanya Pardazi, a Canadian beauty queen and social media influencer.

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TikTok Star Dead After Apparent Fatal Error on First Solo Skydive

University student Tanya Pardazi, 21, apparently opened her parachute too late during her descent.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 3, 2022

Recordings from the accident scene revealed that firefighters were unable to render aid to actress Anne Heche for nearly an hour after her fateful car crash in August.

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Firefighter Recordings Are a New Twist in Anne Heche Death: Could She Have Survived?

Firefighters couldn’t get access to Heche’s car for at least 20 minutes. It then took 20 more minutes to pull the car out of the building.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 3, 2022

A doe walks through a burnt forest in South Gironde, France, on Aug. 13.

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Cops Report Strange Deer Staring Off in the Distance; 1 Week Later, Another Officer Makes Horrifying Discovery in Yard

'The deer was panting, and there was blood coming from the eyes, or at least one eye, and had swelling in its face,' the police officer said.

By Lorri Wickenhauser September 2, 2022

California musician Larry Petree and his wife Betty were found dead in their vehicle on a dirt road in the Mojave Desert on Sunday.

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Beloved Musician and His Wife Found Dead on Dirt Road, Mysterious Circumstances Point to One Thing

The bodies of Larry Petree and his wife Betty were discovered on a desert road more than 60 miles from their home.

By Lorri Wickenhauser August 27, 2022

Both of the bass filets came from fish in the same area, according to the report.

Southcentral Region Fisheries Management / Facebook screen shot

Commentary

If You Ever Catch a Bass with Yellow Flesh DON'T Throw It Out

Like flamingoes, which develop their pink coloring from algae and shrimp they eat, bass acquire changes in color based on the food they eat.

By Lorri Wickenhauser August 25, 2022

A man prays in front of a Jewish tomb Jan. 27 in Turin, Italy. International Holocaust Remembrance Day was observed in many countries worldwide this week to mark the 77th year since the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

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Picture This: Top Photos of the Week

Ecclesiastes 3 says there is "a time to mourn, and a time to dance." Those timeless truths are borne out in this week's top photos.

By Lorri Wickenhauser January 29, 2022

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Watch: 'Saddle Up' - Epic Campaign Ad from Gov. Kristi Noem Released Amid Speculations She May Run for President

Investigation Reopened Into 'Suicide' of Woman Stabbed 20 Times, Including in the Back

The Average American Retiree Gets $1,670 from Social Security - Take a Look at How Big Joe Biden's Check Is

'Armed and Dangerous Children' Create Need for Emergency Restrictions After Dem County's Deadliest Month Ever

TikTok Star Dead After Apparent Fatal Error on First Solo Skydive

Firefighter Recordings Are a New Twist in Anne Heche Death: Could She Have Survived?

Cops Report Strange Deer Staring Off in the Distance; 1 Week Later, Another Officer Makes Horrifying Discovery in Yard

Beloved Musician and His Wife Found Dead on Dirt Road, Mysterious Circumstances Point to One Thing

If You Ever Catch a Bass with Yellow Flesh DON'T Throw It Out

Picture This: Top Photos of the Week

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