Month: September 2019

A grizzly bear attacked a hunter in Montana not far from where three other people were injured in two separate attacks last week, wildlife officials said. The latest attack happened Tuesday while the unidentified Ohio man was hunting in the western Gravelly Mountains, the Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks said in a statement. The man

Good news for vegetarians on the East Coast of the United States — the Impossible Burger is arriving at your grocery stores. Starting Thursday, the soy-based meat substitute will be available in select grocery stores along the East Coast, less than a week after making its grocery-store debut on the West Coast. The burgers will

A Texas judge assigned to the mass shooting case at a Walmart in El Paso has asked to be reassigned. Judge Angie Juarez Barill was assigned the case of suspected gunman Patrick Crusius. She asked for the case to be reassigned or transferred to a different judge because she knew one of the deceased’s family

It was like a real-life version of Little Red Riding Hood — except this tale involved a coyote and girl playing in her front yard. The tense moments were all caught on her family’s surveillance video in Villa Park, Illinois, on Tuesday morning. In the video, Christine Przybylski, 5, skips out to the family’s mailbox.

A former Texas judge was sentenced to five years in federal prison after he was found guilty of accepting cash bribes to issue favorable court decisions. A federal jury in Houston convicted Rodolfo Delgado, 66, of Edinburg, of one count of conspiracy, three counts of federal program bribery, three counts of travel act bribery and

In the hours after a Los Angeles-area man was arrested for allegedly assaulting a California real estate agent during an open house, more people have reported attacks to authorities, police said Wednesday. Alen Karaboghosian, 45, was booked early Wednesday for assault with a deadly weapon and was held on $130,000 bail, according to Lt. Chris

Twenty men have filed suit against the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club, alleging the organization was negligent in allowing alleged sexual abuse by two staff members, one of whom was depicted in the 1978 memoir “The Basketball Diaries.” The complaint alleges gym director Nicholas “Lefty” Antonucci and “pool doctor” Dr. Reginald Archibald routinely and

A planned health insurance merger has been put on hold after the state’s insurance commissioner accused BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina of covering up its CEO’s arrest for driving under the influence. Patrick Conway, the CEO of BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina, is facing several charges including one count of driving while impaired, one count

Police said a man in Dallas admitted that he followed a transgender woman to a bus stop before shooting her multiple times. Domingo Ramirez-Cavente, 29, has been charged with aggravated assault in connection with the attack last Friday, the Dallas Police Department said in a statement. The attack has been treated by authorities as a

The Louisville Metro Police Department in Kentucky is facing at least three lawsuits alleging that police used the pretext of a traffic stop to pull over African American drivers and conduct “racially biased” unconstitutional searches and seizures, according to the suits. The traffic stops were part of a department program intended to reduce violent crime