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11 hours ago
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Lansing woman charged in connection with shooting in Meridian Mall parking lot
MERIDIAN TWP. — A Lansing woman faces assault with intent to murder and other charges in connection with a shooting in the Meridian Mall parking lot May 30 that wounded two people. Alexia Isabel Jimenez, 19, of Lansing was arrested May 30 and arraigned on June 1 on charges of assault with intent to murder, carrying a concealed weapon and felony firearm. Her bond was set at $1 million. Meridian Township police said they had identified one of two vehicles they had been looking for since the shooting at about 1:25 p.m. on May 30. The remaining vehicle they were looking for on June 1 is "described as a burgundy sedan, possibly a Chrysler 300 or Toyota Camry with dark tinted windows and dark colored rims." Meridian Township police had announced on the evening of May 30 that a 19-year-old Lansing woman had been taken into custody. Meridian Township Police Chief Rick Grillo on May 30 said multiple shots were fired in the parking lot on the Dick's Sporting Goods side of the mall. While everyone involved in the incident had left the scene by the time police arrived, police later said two people were shot and sought treatment at local medical centers. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the police department at (517) 853-4800. They can also contact Detective Sgt. Brian Canen at canen@ or submit an anonymous tip through the department's social media sites. This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Lansing woman charged in Meridian Mall parking lot shooting
Yahoo
12 hours ago
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Lansing woman arraigned in Meridian Mall parking lot shooting
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Alexia Isabel Jimenez, 19, of Lansing, is facing assault and gun charges in relation to a Friday shooting in the parking lot of the Meridian Mall that injured two people. The Meridian Township Police Department and other agencies were dispatched to the parking lot near Dick's Sporting Goods at around 1:25 p.m. Friday for a report of a shooting. When officers arrived, all of the people involved had already left the scene. Police say two people were hit by gunfire during the shooting, and that those involved were identified and found at a nearby hospital. Jimenez was arrested Friday and arraigned Sunday, facing the following charges: Assault with Intent to Murder Carrying a Concealed Weapon Felony Firearm Her bond was set at $1 million. Police ask for help after shooting injures 2 in Meridian Mall parking lot Meridian Township police originally asked the public for assistance in tracking down two cars they believe to have been involved in the incident. One of them has been located, but they are still looking for the other—described as a burgundy sedan, possibly a Chrysler 300 or Toyota Camry with tinted windows and dark-colored rims. Anyone with information on this incident is urged to call the Meridian Township Police Department at (517) 853.4800. Information can be directed to Detective Sergeant Brian Canen at , or an anonymous tip can be submitted through the department's social media platforms. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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2 days ago
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19-year-old woman arrested after shooting leaves 2 injured at Michigan mall
A 19-year-old woman was arrested in connection with a shooting at a mall in Michigan that injured two people, according to police. The Meridian Township Police Department said the shooting occurred on Friday, May 30, at the Meridian Mall in Okemos, around 7 miles from Lansing. Officers responded to the area after receiving reports of gunfire in the parking lot near Dick's Sporting Goods. Those involved fled the area before the police arrived, according to the department. Two people suffered gunshot wounds as a result of the incident, the department said. Officers later identified and interviewed the involved individuals at a local hospital. Following the interviews, officers took the 19-year-old woman from Lansing into custody, police said. Police did not share what possible charges the unidentified woman could face. The conditions of the two injured individuals are unclear. USA TODAY contacted Meridian Township police on May 31 but has not received a response. Now the police are asking for the public's assistance in finding the vehicles believed to be involved in the shooting, including a burgundy sedan, possibly a Chrysler 300 or Toyota Camry with dark-tinted windows and dark colored rims, and a black sedan, possibly a Chevy Malibu with tinted windows. Once police secured the area, they said, "There is no threat to the public at this time." The mall has also since reopened for business, according to the department. Police said the investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information regarding this incident can call the Meridian Township Police Department at 517-853-4800. Jonathan Limehouse covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. Reach him at JLimehouse@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 2 injured, 19-year-old woman arrested after Michigan mall shooting
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3 days ago
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Foot Locker Opened 9 New Stores and Closed 56 Doors In Q1
With Foot Locker Inc. announcing preliminary first-quarter results on May 15, the official tally on earnings Thursday was no surprise. The sneaker retailer said at the time that it inked a deal to be acquired by Dick's Sporting Goods for $2.4 billion, or $24 a share. The deal is expected to close later this year, and some on Wall Street concluded the combined entity will be good for its vendor base. Dick's reported first quarter results on Wednesday, and its CEO Lauren Hobart said Nike is among the vendors that that 'continues to perform really, really well for us.' More from WWD Ulta Beauty Nudges Up Full-year Guidance After Stronger Than Expected Q1 Performance Tariff Impact Evident in Caleres' Q1 as Sales, Profits Slide Dick's Sporting Goods Delivers Record Q1 Sales, Maintains Full-year Guidance 'We are continuing to execute our Lace Up Plan strategies as we look forward to the successful completion of our transaction with DICK'S Sporting Goods,' Foot Locker's CEO Mary Dillon said in a statement. She noted that softer traffic trends globally impacted the quarterly results. 'As we have executed these and other initiatives to further advance our strategy, our teams have also remained nimble to navigate the uncertain macroeconomic environment, including managing our promotional levels, inventories, and expenses and remaining disciplined with our cash flows,' she said. What's new in the earnings report is that the company opened 9 new stores and closed 56 locations, including stores in South Korea, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Greece and Romania. It also remodeled or relocated 11 doors and refreshed 69 locates to it updated store design. At the end of the quarter, Foot Locker operated 2,363 stores across 20 countries in North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. It also has 236 licensed stores operating in the Middle East, Europe and Asia. The retailer said that the licensed operations include the Greece and Romania business that was sold to its license partner in April 2025. For the first quarter ended May 3, the net loss was $363 million, or $3.81 cents a diluted share, versus net income of $8 million, or 9 cents, in the year-ago period. On an adjusted basis, the loss was 7 cents a share. Total revenue fell 4.5 percent to $1.79 billion from $1.88 billion. Total revenue included a 4.6 percent decline in sales to $1.79 billion from $1.87 billion. The company said that comparable sales fell by 2.6 percent. By business segment, comparable sales in the North American region slipped by 0.5 percent, and was down 8.5 percent at its international businesses, led by softness in Foot Locker Europe. Also impacting results was a decline in gross margin by 40 basis points versus year-ago levels, with merchandise margins down by 10 basis points. Because of the pending acquisition, the retailer's management did not hold a conference call to discuss earnings results. Best of WWD All the Retailers That Nike Left and Then Went Back Mikey Madison's Elegant Red Carpet Shoe Style [PHOTOS] Julia Fox's Sleekest and Boldest Shoe Looks Over the Years [Photos] Sign in to access your portfolio
Fashion United
3 days ago
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Foot Locker closes 56 stores as it swings to loss in Q1
Foot Locker enacted a series of global store closures in the first quarter ended May 3, 2025, as it swung into a loss amid declining sales. The company, which earlier this month announced it was to be acquired by US sports retailer Dick's Sporting Goods, said that it closed 56 stores over the reported period. These included locations in South Korea, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Greece and Romania. Notably, for the latter two regions, Foot Locker sold its licensed operations to its licensing partner in April 2025. The closures fell alongside the opening of nine new stores, as well as the remodel and relocation of 11 stores, with a further 69 locations receiving the brand's updated design standards. This reflected the continued roll out of Foot Locker's 'Reimagined and Refresh' programmes, designed to 'elevate our in-store experience', CEO Mary Dillon said in a release. Ahead of Dick's acquisition, Foot Locker tackles falling sales With this, Foot Locker reaffirmed its Q1 results, already outlined on a preliminary basis earlier this month, which Dillon had said fell 'below our expectations as we experienced softer traffic trends globally'. Total sales were down 4.6 percent to 1.79 billion dollars, while comparable sales decreased 2.6 percent. This drop was particularly impacted by an 8.5 percent decrease in comparable sales for Foot Locker's international business, compared to a more marginal 0.5 percent drop in North American sales. Most notably, Foot Locker swung to a loss during Q1. The company fell from a net income of eight million dollars in the same period of the year prior to a net loss of 363 million dollars. On a non-GAAP basis, net loss came to six million dollars. First quarter net loss per share amounted to 3.81 dollars, compared with earnings per share of 0.09 dollars in the first quarter of 2024.
