Authorities are searching for a 22-year-old graduate student who went missing early Sunday morning in La Crosse, Wisconsin.Eliotte Heinz was last seen walking near the waterfront just before 3:30 a.m. Sunday, according to the La Crosse Police Department.Less than an hour before she disappeared, she was with friends at Broncos Bar in the citys downtown area. The bar closed at 2:30 a.m. and the walk to where she was last seen was 0.4 miles, lasting about 2 minutes.Her family, friends and police made several attempts to locate her with no success, officials said in a statement.MANHUNT UNDERWAY FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WANTED IN SERIOUS NASHVILLE HIT-AND-RUNHeinz, 5-foot-4 with blonde hair and blue eyes, was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and jean shorts.In a statement posted on Facebook, Viterbo University shared a message from the Heinz family asking for help spreading the word on social media."On behalf of our entire family, thank you," the Heinz family wrote. "The outpouring of support in the search for Eliotte has been overwhelming, and we are deeply grateful for the kindness, prayers, and encouragement from the community and beyond. Many of you have asked how you can help. At this time, the most important thing you can do is continue sharing Eliottes information on social media."TWO STUDENTS DEAD IN SUSPECTED MURDER-SUICIDE AT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLEThe family also asked those in the La Crosse area to review any home security camera footage from early Sunday between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m."Even the smallest detail could make a difference," the family wrote. "If you see anything that may help, please contact the La Crosse Police Department. Please continue to keep Eliotte and our family in your prayers."Heinz's mother, Amber, told Fox News Digital Eliotte was studying in Viterbo's mental health counseling program."Sunday morning, we tried to reach her, and we were unable to get a hold of her," Amber Heinz, Eliotte's mom, told Fox News Digital."We talk all the time. We talked to her that week. We were texting back and forth, but on Sunday morning when we couldn't get a hold of her, we knew that something was going on," she continued.Amber said her daughter was just "trying to go home," when she disappeared."We're just really letting the police department focus on their job here right now and just trying to get her picture out there. That's what we're here for. We're here for Eliotte and keeping our focus on her and getting her home," Amber Heinz said.Police said they are continuing to follow up on all leads and information."We're all just trying to stay positive and get her home. That's our focus. We are praying for the best possible outcome, which is Eliotte to come back to us and continue on her journey as she grows and becomes the amazing person that she is," her mom said.Heinz is not related to the prominent Pittsburgh family, according to her mother.FATHER PRESSES FOR ANSWERS IN COLLEGE FRESHMAN DAUGHTERS DEATH AFTER FALL FROM DORM: 'SHE WAS OUR WORLD'The incident comes six years after University of South Carolina student Samantha Josephson, 21, was kidnapped and murdered by Nathaniel Rowland, who was posing as a rideshare driver, on March 29, 2019.On the way home from the college town's Five Points bar scene, in the early morning hours, Josephson mistook Rowland's car for an Uber and was abducted.During a police search for Josephson, an eerily similar sidewalk photo to Heinz's was distributed by local authorities.However, Heinz's mother told Fox News Digital it is unclear if her daughter was attempting to call an Uber or Lyft when she disappeared.Uber did not immediately respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital. Lyft told Fox Digital it was "not involved" in the incident.Josephson was stabbed more than 100 times, and her body was later found in a wooded area more than an hour from her pickup location.State Circuit Judge Clifton Newman sentenced Rowland to life in prison.Anyone with information about Heinz's whereabouts is asked to call the police non-emergency number at 608-782-7575.Information can also be sent anonymously to La Crosse Area Crime Stoppers at 608-784-TIPS or submitted online athttps://www.p3tips.com/459.The La Crosse Police Department declined Fox News Digital's request for comment, citing the active investigation.Broncos Bar did not immediately respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital.

A U.S. appeals court struck down a law in New Jersey that prevented the federal government from contracting with private firms to operate immigration detention centers across the state.The courts 2-1 ruling marked a victory for President Donald Trump and his administration during their ongoing illegal immigration crackdown across the country.One of the Trump administration's efforts has been to expand a network of detention centers in preparation for the deportations of dangerous illegal aliens.The courts ruling also means CoreCivic Corp., a private prison firm, can continue to operate the Elizabeth Contract Detention Facility, which is one of the centers ramping up deportations.DEM REP TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO FEDERAL CHARGES FOR INCIDENT AT NEWARK ICE FACILITYIn the decision, U.S. Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas, who was appointed to the post by Trump, wrote, "Just as states cannot regulate the federal government itself, they cannot regulate private parties in a way that severely undercuts a federal function."Bibas added that the law "interferes with the federal governments core power to enforce immigration laws."New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, signed a law in 2021 that barred CoreCivic from renewing its agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to continue operating the Elizabeth Detention Center.DEM REP MCIVER EXPECTED TO MAKE FIRST COURT APPEARANCE AFTER NEWARK INCIDENTCoreCivic ultimately sued the state, resulting in a district court judge siding with the private firm. The state then appealed the ruling to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court and received a decision counter to what it had hoped.New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin expressed disappointment about the decision in a post on X on Tuesday.DEM LAWMAKERS DEFEND STORMING OF ICE FACILITY, SAY TRUMP ADMIN IS LYING AT ALL LEVELS"As recent events at Delaney Hall underscore, entrusting detention to for-profit companies poses grave risks to health and safety, and as the dissenting judge noted, States retain broad latitude to protect the health and safety of people within their borders particularly where, as here, there is no conflict with federal legislation," Platkin wrote, in part.Platkin added he is evaluating the next steps in the case.CoreCivic's Ryan Gustin told Fox News Digital that the company has "played a limited but important role" in the U.S. immigration center at the Elizabeth facility for more than 25 years."We appreciate that we've had the opportunity to present our positions to the courts and are grateful to the 3rdCircuit Court of Appeals for reaffirming the federal government's discretion to rely on the Elizabeth Detention Center to support its vital mission," Gustin said.DEM CONGRESS MEMBERS STORM NEW JERSEY ICE PRISON TO CONDUCT 'OVERSIGHT VISIT': 'PEOPLE DESERVE DIGNITY'Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., was hit with a federal indictment for allegedly obstructing Homeland Security agents during an incident outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark on May 9.McIver and two other members of Congress said they were conducting a congressional oversight visit that coincided with an immigration protest when a clash ensued with federal agents.According to the DOJ, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was allowed into the facilitys secured area and refused to follow federal agents' warnings to leave.When officers tried to arrest him, McIver allegedly put her arms around the mayor and "slammed her forearm" into one officer while grabbing another and using both of her forearms to forcibly strike the second officer.McIver has pleaded not guilty to the charges.Fox News Digitals Michael Dorgan and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Police in Florida issued a warning after a group of minors took part in the "door kick challenge," a social media trend aimed at frightening homeowners.The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post that five juvenile suspects were walking around a neighborhood in Riverview, Florida, when two of them approached a house. Officials said one of the individuals, who was wearing a ski mask, kicked the front door and fired an airsoft gun.The minors then fled the area.Deputies said the "door kick challenge" could turn into a dangerous situation and encouraged parents to talk to their children.DEADLY SOCIAL MEDIA TREND THREATENS KIDS, HOMEOWNERS DEFENDING THEMSELVES: 'CHILDREN ARE GOING TO GET KILLED"The door kick challenge is a prank circulating on social media. #teamHCSO is asking parents to speak to their children about this dangerous trend, which could end in tragedy," the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said.Video released by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office shows an individual approaching the front door before kicking it several times, firing an airsoft gun and then fleeing the area.TEXAS BILL PUSHES STRICTEST SOCIAL MEDIA BAN FOR MINORS IN THE NATIONTitania Jordan, CMO and chief parent officer at Bark Technologies, a parental control app, previously told Fox News Digital that teens are doing this social media trend to get attention."This sort of content is going to get likes. It's going to get comments. It is going to get shares. It's going to encourage children to try to emulate it because it's clout they gain clout from their peers because of this," Jordan said. "Any challenge like this, children aren't thinking, Is this the right thing to do? Is this safe? They're thinking, 'I want validation,' and children are going to get killed. I mean, just one person who is armed who gets their door kicked in by a kid, and you're gonna have another national headline that is very sad."Fox News' Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.

A convicted felon who allegedly drove his car through a crowd of people outside a Los Angeles nightclub over the weekend has been indicted.Fernando Ramirez, 29, of San Clemente, faces 37 charges of attempted murder and 37 counts of assault with a deadly weapon, all felonies, from a crash that left 37 injured outside the Vermont Hollywood nightclub Saturday night."We understand that this brazen act has shaken the community and, but for the good grace of God, this could have been a mass casualty incident," LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said, according to WPLG.MAN ALLEGEDLY COMMITS BRUTAL MURDER JUST DAYS AFTER BEING FREED BY CALIFORNIA'S MENTAL HEALTH LAWSHochman said eight people suffered "great bodily injury.""When he drove that car onto that sidewalk, he aimed it at a whole sea of pedestrians that were in front of him on the sidewalk at 2 a.m.," Hochman said.The victims were mostly women waiting to enter the Hollywood nightclub when Ramirez allegedly ran them down in his Nissan Versa. The vehicle also traveled over a food vending cart and a valet stand.Adding to the chaos, bystanders reportedly pulled Ramirez from his disabled vehicle and assaulted him. During the altercation, a man pulled a gun and shot Ramirez. Police are still searching for that suspect.LA OFFICIALS CHARGE OVER 40 ANTI-ICE PROTESTERS WHO ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED OFFICERS, HORSES AND THREATENED CHILDRamirez has a lengthy criminal history and was out of prison on parole at the time of the crash.KNBC reported he was convicted of felony battery from an attack on a man outside a Whole Foods in 2019 and sentenced to prison the following year. It is unclear whether his parole release was related to that conviction.The report said Ramirez has at least "11 criminal cases ranging from misdemeanors to felonies" since 2014, citing the Orange County District Attorney's Office.The 2014 charge was gang-related, and Ramirez has a pending 2024 drunk driving case and a pending 2022 domestic violence case that are both unresolved.He faces life in prison if convicted on the charges related to the car ramming.Fox News Digital's Greg Norman contributed to this report.

Teddi Mellencamp shared footage on Tuesday of an attempted burglary that took place at her Los Angeles home on Monday night.The 44-year-old former reality TV star took to Instagram to share video from her security cameras, which showed three men dressed in black hoodies jumping over the gate at the front of her property and across her driveway.A second clip showed the three men making their way across the yard on the side of the house, before quickly returning to the front of the house and fleeing the property."We are grateful that everyone is unharmed," she said in a statement shared with Fox News Digital. "While we are shaken, we are fortunate to have the latest in home security systems which scared off the intruders. Authorities were alerted and swiftly responded. We appreciate everyones heightened concern in light of recent criminal activities in our area, but we are safe."BRAD PITT'S LOS ANGELES HOME RANSACKED BY THREE SUSPECTS WHO BROKE IN THROUGH FRONT WINDOWWhen speaking with NBC News Los Angeles, the former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star's estranged husband explained the suspects broke in through a door on the side of the house, but fled after only a few seconds, as they set off the alarm system.He added that while he and Mellencamp were home at the time, the intruders had already run out by the time they came downstairs.APP USERS CLICK HERE FOR POSTFox News Digital confirmed that the Los Angeles Police Department responded to two burglary calls in the immediate area that evening, one of which was from a neighbor who experienced a break-in prior to the attempted burglary at Mellencamp's home.Both calls were made at around 10 p.m. local time and within 10 minutes of each other.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSNews of the break-in came amid the former real housewife's announcement that metastasized tumors in her lungs and brain had significantly shrunk or disappeared completely.The daughter of singer John Mellencamp was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer earlier this year after melanoma metastasized in her brain and lungs. She underwent surgery to remove several masses and has been receiving immunotherapy and radiation."Im feeling good," Mellencamp said on her Instagram in April. "I have two more sessions of immunotherapy, and then hopefully I am done and I will be cancer-free. Im going to keep a positive outlook, because thats how my doctor just spoke to me he said, You did this. You got this."Shortly after, Mellencamp urged her fans to take charge of their own health and shared that she felt doctors may have overlooked symptoms prior to her Stage 4 diagnosis.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERMellencamp explained that since her highest-stage melanoma didn't exceed a Stage 1 diagnosis, doctors chose not to go through with a full-body scan."When I finally followed up on it, they were like, We didnt do the scans, because you didnt have anything above a Stage 1 on your body But look what happened," she told Glamour. "Its really being an advocate for yourself and your health if youre not feeling good."Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this story.

The Hollywood Reporter speculated on Monday how Stephen Colberts feud with President Donald Trump after his "Late Shows" cancellation could net him his show's first Emmy.CBS announced last Thursday that it would cancel "The Late Show" next May at the end of its broadcast season. Though CBS and Paramount clarified that the choice to cancel the series was "purely a financial decision," and it's been reported that the show loses CBS $40 million a year, many liberal commentators have pointed to Paramounts recent lawsuit settlement with Trump and an upcoming merger with Skydance as the reason.For his part, Trump celebrated the decision on Truth Social shortly after the news was announced, claiming Colberts "talent was even less than his ratings."COLBERT'S MOST PARTISAN MOMENTS AS 'LATE SHOW' HOST, FROM LEADING BIDEN FUNDRAISER TO DANCING WITH SCHUMERColbert fired back against Trump on his show Monday night."How dare you, sir?" Colbert responded. "Would an untalented man be able to compose the following satirical witticism? Go f--- yourself."Hollywood Reporter editor Steven Zeitchik argued that the "Late Show" franchise ending, combined with Trumps jabs, could motivate academy members to finally award Colberts iteration of the late-night comedy show after nearly a decade."Whether the president actually had a hand in the cancellation matters less than the fact that Emmys voters see a partisan battle in the firing," Zeitchik wrote. "An Emmy wont change public policy on immigration and Medicaid. But its one of the few ways liberal Hollywood can stick it to the leader they loathe.""The Late Show" is currently nominated for best Outstanding Talk Series against "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart, "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and "Late Night with Seth Meyers." "The Late Show" under Colbert has been nominated for an Emmy 31 times since his run as host began in 2015.Zeitchik added that Colbert winning an Emmy could give the anti-Trump comedian an even bigger platform to attack the president on a personal level.DAVID MARCUS: STEPHEN COLBERTS CHARACTER IS THE LATEST NEVER-TRUMP REPUBLICAN TO FALL"In a grand irony, if Trumps stance does give Colbert the Emmy the president will have enabled the host to win an honor that has saltily eluded him. ('The Apprentice' went 0 for 8.) And if Colbert did finally win for this show, he would gain an acceptance-speech platform of some 7 million TV viewers, and millions more online, all on and courtesy of the network that just canceled him. Thats the thing about punching someone with a TV megaphone they can punch back," Zeitchik wrote.Fox News Digital reached out to the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for comment.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Colorado's Ultimate Frisbee Association (UFA) team made a surprising gesture.The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) awarded an expansion team to Denver. As the new team searched for its name, colors, and crest, the Colorado Summit decided to "pass the torch." Over 50,000 fans were surveyed during the search. The Summit proved to be the most popular name among supporters.The handover paved the way for the NWSL to become the Denver Summit FC. The new soccer club's inaugural season is scheduled to kick off in 2026.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe soccer team's crest appears to be dark green mountains that are placed in front of a red-orange and golden sunset. The Summit said the reddish-orange color was chosen because it was intended to "capture the dramatic sunsets seen across Colorado."Colorado Summit co-owner Sal Pace highlighted the decision's collaborative nature and expressed excitement about the frisbee franchise's next chapter.COLORADO'S EXPANSION NWSL TEAM REVEALS ITS NAME, CREST AND LOGO"This is more than a handoff its a collaboration built on respect, teamwork, and growing our Colorado sports community for everyone," Pace said. "Its a huge honor to see the Summit name live on in professional womens soccer, and were excited to take our fans with us into a new era for Colorado ultimate frisbee."The Colorado Summit released a statement calling the decision a "rare" moment "of sportsmanship.""The partnership represents a rare and refreshing show of sportsmanship in the Colorado sports world where a team from the fast-growing sport of ultimate frisbee is enthusiastically supporting the rise of Denvers new professional womens soccer team the globes most popular sport," the statement read.The frisbee team will need a new name going forward. In light of that fact, the franchise launched a contest seeking fan feedback.Over the next few weeks, fans will have the opportunity to submit suggestions and also vote on names. Finalists are expected to be announced in the weeks ahead. The winning name is set to be unveiled before next season kicks off, the team confirmed.Colorado's playoff run continues on Saturday when they matchup with the Oakland Spiders professional frisbee club.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Authorities said a July 13 fire that ravaged a Fall River, Massachusetts, assisted-living facility, killing 10 people and injuring more than 30 others, was an accident that may have been sparked by either a malfunctioning oxygen machine or the careless use or disposal of smoking materials.State Fire Marshal John Davin said during a news conference Tuesday the Gabriel House Assisted Living Facility fire started in a resident's room on the second floor of the building.However, when authorities investigated and conducted initial interviews, they found the fire did not appear to have been set intentionally, according to Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn."[Authorities] found no signs that cooking, lighting, heating, electrical outlets or other appliances contributed to the ignition of this fire," Davin said. "They found no candles, incense or related items."MASSACHUSETTS NURSING HOME STAFFING ACCUSED OF FLEEING INSTEAD OF HELPING ELDERLY RESIDENTS ESCAPEThe only items investigators found in the room that could have been related to the cause of the fire were an oxygen concentrator and numerous smoking materials in the room, according to Davin.Since the person who was in the room where the fire originated died in the blaze, authorities said the two most likely causes were a mechanical failure involving the oxygen concentrator or improper use or disposal of smoking materials.When authorities have two possible causes, the incident is ruled to have an "undetermined" cause.DEADLY OVERNIGHT BLAZE CLAIMS 9 LIVES AT MASSACHUSETTS ASSISTED LIVING HOME AS RESCUE EFFORTS CONTINUE"Investigators believe the presence of medical oxygen played a significant role in the fire's rapid spread and the ensuing tragedy," Davin said. "Oxygen is a necessary component of any fire, and it was present in the area of origin and other locations at Gabriel House. In an oxygen-rich environment, the fire will ignite more readily, spread more rapidly and burn at higher temperatures."Home oxygen was a known factor in about 20 fire deaths and more than three dozen injuries in Massachusetts over the last 10 years, and it was a suspected factor in many others, according to the fire marshal. Incidents involving smoking materials are the leading cause of fatal fires in Massachusetts and across the nation."Please, there's truly no safe way to smoke, but smoking is especially dangerous when home oxygen is in use," Davin cautioned. "No one should smoke around medical oxygen."Fall River Fire Chief Jeffrey Bacon commended the work of first responders who appear in viral bodycam videos saving elderly residents from the home."Over the past week, the Gabriel House victims, the survivors and their families have not left our thoughts for a single minute since last Sunday night," Bacon said during the news conference. "I can't imagine the loss they suffered or the pain they feel. What I can say is that every firefighter at the scene that night gave 100% and then gave more to preserve as many lives as they could under catastrophic conditions."ONE DEAD AFTER FIREWORKS EXPLOSION SETS LOS ANGELES HOME ON FIREFox News Digital previously reported that five firefighters were among the more than 30 injured in the blaze."We have a philosophy in the fire service: You risk a little to save a little, and you risk a lot to save a lot," Bacon said. "They risked everything in hopes that others might live. We mourn the lives lost and the decades of family memories that were erased as a fire, smoke and intense heat tore through Gabriel House."I ask that you say a prayer for these families, and I also ask that you spare a thought for the first responders who are confronting their own trauma. They did a job no one should ever be asked to do, and I know they would do it again. They represented the very highest traditions of the fire service."In addition to on-duty fire crews, dozens of off-duty personnel raced to the fire to help, he said. The Fall River Police Department reported 35 officers also responded to help with evacuations.Bodycam footage showed police rushing to help, equipped with flashlights and explosive door-kicks."Eleven officers and two sergeants exemplified professionalism, bravery, and selflessness in the face of danger," the police department wrote in a Facebook post. "The coordinated efforts of the Fall River Police Department, Fall River Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Services demonstrated the unwavering commitment of our public safety personnel to protect and serve this community."

Trump border czar Tom Homan fired back Tuesday night at Hunter Biden for a recent profanity-laced rant against President Donald Trump's policies on illegal immigration."I don't really care what the former first drug addict thinks," Homan told Laura Ingraham on "The Ingraham Angle." "I just thank God every morning I wake up we got President Trump in the Oval Office. And because of President Trump, in seven weeks we got the most secure border in this nation's history."And now we're arresting public safety threats and national security threats every day across this country," he continued. "We've already arrested three times the number of criminals that Biden did in the same timeframe."BORDER CZAR TOM HOMAN'S MESSAGE TO ANTI-ICE PROTESTERS: 'YOU WANT SOME? COME GET SOME'Biden recently sat down with "Channel 5" podcaster Andrew Callaghan for a wide-ranging discussion of his father's presidency, his drug use and other topics.During the interview, he slammed Trump as a "f------ thug" and compared his deportation agenda to Nazi Germany."There is a minority group that those in power, that came into power through democratically elected means, are going to target this minority group because they're stealing all the jobs," Biden said."And what we're going to do is we're going to send masked men to this marginalized group, and we are going to take them, put them on planes, put them on buses, put them on trains, and send them to a prison camp in a foreign country," he continued.HOMAN ACCUSES DEMS, MEDIA OF PUSHING 'FAKE' STORIES ABOUT ICE AFTER AGENTS CLASH WITH CALIFORNIA RIOTERS"What am I describing right then? Am I describing Germany? Or am I just describing the United States right now? Because I will tell you what. You think that the prison in El Salvador is not a f---ing concentration camp, you're out of your f---ing mind."Biden infamously revealed to "CBS Sunday Morning" in 2021, that he would smoke "anything that even remotely resembled crack cocaine," including "more Parmesan cheese than anyone you know."Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele also responded to Biden via a post on X, also referring to Biden's history of drug use."Is Hunter Biden sniffing powdered milk?" Bukele asked, adding a clip from the interview.Fox News' Charles Creitz contributed to this report.

Roy Black, a prominent Miami defense lawyer whose clients included Jeffrey Epstein and William Kennedy Smith has died at the age of 80, his law partner said Tuesday.The Miami Herald reported that Black, a father of two, died on Monday at his home in Coral Gables."For more than 30 years, Roy was my teacher, mentor and friend," said his law partner, Howard Srebnick, in an email to The Associated Press. "The loss(es) I feel personally and professionally are immeasurable."KAREN READ'S LAWYERS IDENTIFY EXACT MOMENT PROSECUTION 'LOST THE CASE' IN MURDER TRIALBlack represented, and won, a slew of high-profile clients, including Justin Bieber and race car driver Helio Castroneves.In Miami, Black was viewed in legal circles as the GOAT, the greatest of all time, said fellow defense attorney David O. Markus, who compared his late colleague to NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan."He worked harder than any lawyer I know. And he outlawyered every prosecutor who he ever went up against. I will miss him. His impact on criminal defense is beyond measure," Markus said in an email to the news outlet.Smith's 1991 trial drew national attention and was televised after he was charged with assaulting a woman in Palm Beach after a night of drinking. He was acquitted of the charges against him. VINDICATED KAREN READ THANKS 'GREATEST' LEGAL TEAM AS JURORS DELIVER NOT GUILTY VERDICT IN BOYFRIEND'S DEATHSmith, now a physician involved in an organization dedicated to banning land mines, is the nephew of former president John F. Kennedy, former Attorney General and U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and former Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.In the Bieber case, the pop star was accused of driving a Lamborghini under the influence and drag racing. He later pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor careless driving and resisting arrest.Castroneves, a winner of the Indianapolis 500, was acquitted of charges that he tried to evade more than $2 million in taxes.Other clients Black represented included deceased conservative political commentator Rush Limbaugh; Amid Khoury, who was found not guilty of bribing a Georgetown University tennis coach to get his daughter admitted to the school and Miami police officer William Lozano, who was acquitted in the shooting death of Black motorcyclist Clement Lloyd.The acquittal later sparked riots in Miami in 1989.The Associated Press contributed to this report.