New Plan Will Help Cincinnati Renters Pay Security Deposit
A new law passed by the Cincinnati city council will provide prospective renters with alternative methods for paying their security deposit.
Worker Dead After Getting Caught In Raisin Processing Machine
An employee is dead after getting caught in a raisin processing machine at a Del Rey plant in California.
Former LA Home Of Ronald Reagan Relisted For $6.75M
The home once owned by Ronald Reagan in the 1940s has gone up for sale once again.
Utah Bans Youth Conversion Therapy
With a new rule issued on Tuesday, Utah has become the 19th U.S. state to ban conversion therapy for LGBT children.
Industry Groups Praise Proposed New Restrictions For Animals On Planes
The Department of Transportation has received praise from airline industry groups for proposed new restrictions on service and emotional support animals.
UN Calls For Investigation Into Alleged Saudi Hack Of Jeff Bezos's Phone
Two U.N. experts have called for the prompt investigation of the alleged hack of Jeff Bezos's phone by Saudi Arabia.
More Americans Exposed To ‘Forever Chemicals’ Than Previously Thought
A new report from an environmental watchdog has found that Americans are much more exposed to "forever chemicals" than previously thought.
Supreme Court Allows Flint Residents To Sue City For Water Contamination
The Supreme Court blocked two attempts by city and state officials to appeal civil rights lawsuits brought by residents of Flint, Michigan, over water contamination.
San Antonio Shooting Suspect Promotes Instagram Account
The 19-year-old man arrested for a San Antonio bar shooting that left two dead and five injured promoted his Instagram account to reporters.
Boy Arrested For Shooting Utah Family
Police have arrested a juvenile relative as a suspect in the recent killing of four members of a Utah family.
Hoverboarding Dentist Convicted Of ‘Unlawful Dental Acts’
Seth Lookhart, the Alaska dentist filmed extracting a tooth on a hoverboard, has been found guilty of "unlawful dental practices."
Professor Arrested For Using Grant On Strippers And iTunes
A former Drexel professor has been arrested and facing felony charges for using a $185,000 grant on strip clubs, sports bars, and iTunes.
Former Florida Mayor Defrauded Over $650,000 From Charity
A former Florida mayor has been sentenced to over 4 years in prison for defrauding roughly $650,000 from the United Way charity.
357,000 BMW Models Recalled Due To Faulty Airbags
BMW has issued a series of recalls for a wide range of models affected by faulty airbags provided by the company Takata.
What Is The Florida Python Bowl?
Over 500 hunters have gathered in the Florida Everglades for a contest aimed at reducing the area's population of invasive Burmese pythons.
Morgan Stanley CEO’s 2019 Pay Falls 7%
Despite record-breaking 2019 revenues, the CEO of Morgan Stanley has seen his 2019 pay drop 7%.
Deaf Man Sues Pornhub For Lack Of Captioning
A deaf man from Brooklyn is attempting to take adult website Pornhub to court over a perceived lack of closed captioning options.
1 Dead After Avalanche At California Resort
A man is dead and another injured following an avalanche at a ski resort in Lake Tahoe.
Man Requests Sword Fight To Settle Custody Case With Ex-Wife
A Kansas man has filed a motion in Iowa court to settle a custody dispute with his ex-wife through "trial by combat."
AEW Signs Four-Year Extension With TNT
All-Elite Wrestling has signed a $175 million deal to continue airing weekly on TNT through 2023, with the addition of a new hour-long show coming soon.
