Coronavirus Alarm: American Airlines Union Takes Legal Action To Block China Flights
American Airlines pilots are suing the company as a final call to cancel flights to China amid increasing fears on the spread of the new coronavirus.
Super Bowl 2020: CEO Spends Millions For Ad To Promote Better Animal Care
In what could be one of the most unique Super Bowl ads of all time, a golden retriever whose cancer survival journey has touched hearts across the country and he will be featured in $6 million ad paid by his CEO owner.
Vendetta Party: Police Shoot Gunman In 9-Hour Hostage Of Neighborhood Kids
Over 20 children are now safe after a gunman held them hostage at a fake birthday party.
US Marshals Arrest Accused Sex Offender In Oklahoma Following Fake Death
The U.S. Marshals Service finally arrested accused sex offender and military veteran Jacob Blair Scott after he faked his own death.
NJ Town Mayor Apologizes Following Pant Removal, Passing Out Incident During Party
Mahwah Mayor John Roth has admitted to drinking too much, removing his pants, and climbing into bed at an employee’s house during a township party earlier this month.
Denver Woman Killing: 50 Witnesses Stand For Duran Murder, Gang Members Guilty
A Jefferson County jury found three gang members guilty for their roles in the kidnapping, shooting, and burning of Cymone Duran in November 2018.
Florida Police Chase: Lady Stop Sign Beater Survives Dramatic Van Flipping Incident
A woman was arrested after she beat a stop sign, attempted to flee authorities, and flipping the vehicle she was driving.
Kobe Bryant Death: Pilot Disorientation Possible Due To Fog, Experts Say
Aviation experts said there is a possibility Kobe Bryant’s pilot was perplexed by Sunday’s low visibility, adding to the pressure of getting the chopper back on track.
Colorado National Park Deaths: Mom Shoots Son In The Head, Coroner Says
Local authorities have identified the bodies of the mother and son found dead at the Rocky Mountain National Park on Friday.
Medical Pot: Missouri OKs Licenses In Eight Districts For Medical Marijuana Supply
Missouri, on Friday, handed out dispensary licenses to 192 businesses across the state for medical marijuana while Florida continues to struggle with gathering signatures.
Hair Discrimination: Mom Of Suspended Teen Reels Over School’s Dreadlocks Policy
The mother of a teen attending a Texas high school called out the school for putting her son on at-home suspension for his refusal to chop off his natural locks.
Pompeo Reportedly Curses At NPR Reporter During Intense Interview
U.S. Secretary of State reportedly cursed and shouted the reported when pressed about former ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch..
US Weather Update: Weekend Winter Storm Could Stall Trips In Eastern Region
Travel delays and other similar disruptions are expected during the weekend as the third snowstorm in a row hits the U.S. this weekend.
Newfoundland Snow: Businesses Reel From Canadian City’s Extended State Of Emergency Call
Businesses were affected by nonstop snow in St. John’s city since Christmas eve but snow-clearing efforts should help get shops back in operation.
Oasis of the Seas Death: Coast Guard Recover Body of Man Overboard
The body of a man who was initially thought to have accidentally fallen off the Oasis of the Seas cruise ship has been recovered.
California Inmate Deaths: Authorities Kick Off Probe In Second Cane-Beating Attack
Authorities are investigating the death of a child molester who is believed to have been killed by the same suspect who beat another inmate to death earlier.
Las Vegas Dumpster Baby: Calls For Surrendering Infants Increase Amid Police Probe
Nevada’s Safe Haven law was brought into the spotlight following news of an infant found dead in a Las Vegas dumpster.
7 Students, 2 Others Injured In Second Arkansas Road Accident In Less Than A Week
Nine people were injured in the second road-related accident in Arkansas just days after a collision in Bentonville killed a woman driver.
