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Month: October 2019

Visiting Niagara Falls could cost more

Click here for updates on this story     Niagara Falls, NY (WKBW) — Visiting the beautiful Niagara Falls comes with a fee and one councilman is looking to raise that cost. “It’s time that the parks share some of the wealth that comes to Niagara Falls, with the city that hosts the Falls itself,” said Councilman

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Man pays off lunch debt for students

Click here for updates on this story     Jupiter, FL (WPTV) — There are angels among us. And thanks to the power of social media, those angels are able to carry out their goodwill in our community. Hundreds of Palm Beach County students in need were able to have their lunch debt paid off this week

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Trump targets Somali refugees during Minnesota rally

President Donald Trump used his rally in Minneapolis Thursday night to hit on several of his key issues through a Minnesota frame — zeroing-in on the state’s Somali population to tout his administration’s restrictions on immigration and what he called his “travel ban,” as well as criticizing Democratic policies by railing against a favorite target

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Must-watch videos of the week

A protester quickly second-guessed his “daring” move. A kid jumped on live TV for his 15 seconds of fame. A hotel clerk’s move made the burglar beg for redemption. These are the must-see videos of the week. A moment like this What happens when preparation meets opportunity? It’s called success. That’s the story behind homeless

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3 Alabama hospitals are accepting patients again after a ransomware attack on its computers

A network of three Alabama hospitals is accepting patients again, more than a week after a ransomware attack crippled its computer systems. The hospitals began receiving new patients Thursday, after “essential electronic systems related to patient care” were restored, DCH Health System said in a statement. But the company was still working to fully repair

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Expolicía dice que colaboró con Tony Hernández

(CNN Español) —  Este viernes continuará en Nueva York el juicio contra Juan Antonio “Tony” Hernández, excongresista de Honduras y hermano del presidente del país. El jueves comenzó a dar declaraciones Giovani Rodríguez, exmiembro de la Policía Nacional de Honduras y traficante de drogas que fue extraditado a Estados Unidos y entró en un acuerdo de

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