Rebekah Riess is a News Editor at the National Content Center, where she focuses on newsgathering and providing editorial guidance for stories in the United States and Canada. Her reporting spans various themes including construction and real estate, climate change, crime and justice, and cultural events, reflecting her diverse interests in social issues and legal reform. Rebekah's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CNN, KOCO 5, and The Philadelphia Tribune.
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By: Rebekah Riess, Devon M. Sayers
(CNN) — Attorneys for Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee's attempt to put her to death via lethal injection last week, will be in court Wednesday as they seek to preserve relevant evidence in her twice-botched execution.
By: Devon M. Sayers, Rebekah Riess
(CNN) — Attorneys for Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee's attempt to put her to death via lethal injection last week, will be in court Wednesday as they seek to preserve relevant evidence in her twice-botched execution.
By: Avni Trivedi, Eric Levenson, Eduardo Cuevas, Devon M. Sayers, Ryan Young, Rebekah Riess
Channels Today in court • Attorneys for Christa Pike, the Tennessee inmate who survived an execution attempt , are seeking a court
By: Eric Levenson, Eduardo Cuevas, Maureen Chowdhury, Rebekah Riess, Ryan Young, Devon M. Sayers, Avni Trivedi
Channels Today in court • Happening now: A hearing is underway as attorneys for Christa Pike, the Tennessee inmate who survived an
By: Lauren Mascarenhas, Rebekah Riess
A chemical tank exploded in Toledo, Ohio, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate their homes or shelter in place because of fears of a toxic release, and the mayor warned Wednesday it may still be explosive.
By: Rebekah Riess, Lauren Mascarenhas, Aidan Johnstone
(CNN) - The chemical in the tank involved in Tuesday's explosion in Toledo, Ohio, is “still venting,” but with less volatility than when the leak
By: Lauren Mascarenhas, Aidan Johnstone, Rebekah Riess
(CNN) - The chemical release in Toledo was due to an “error that occurred when the material was being transferred,” according to Bryant Somerville, a spokesperson for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
By: Lauren Mascarenhas, Aidan Johnstone, Rebekah Riess
(CNN) - The chemical release in Toledo was due to an “error that occurred when the material was being transferred,” according to Bryant Somerville, a spokesperson for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
By: Lauren Mascarenhas, Aidan Johnstone, Rebekah Riess
(CNN) - The chemical release in Toledo was due to an “error that occurred when the material was being transferred,” according to Bryant Somerville, a spokesperson for the Ohio Environmental
By: Rebekah Riess, Diego Mendoza Diaz
of 2 (CNN) — The Battle of Iwo Jima monument in Quantico, Virginia, has suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage after a man beheaded one of the statues Wednesday evening, police said.
