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Month: November 2019

Movie theater evacuates after a package of ‘highly contagious’ urine samples is delivered to wrong address

A Friday night at the movies ended abruptly when urine samples labeled “highly contagious” were delivered to the wrong address. A package marked “highly contagious human substance” arrived at the North Bend Theater in North Bend, Washington, according to Eastside Professional Firefighters, who responded. Authorities evacuated the theater and closed nearby streets, CNN affiliate KOMO

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Illinois Democrat Jan Schakowsky endorses Elizabeth Warren for president

Illinois Democrat Rep. Jan Schakowsky on Saturday endorsed Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s 2020 Democratic presidential bid. Schakowsky is in her eleventh term in Congress, and serves in House Democratic Leadership as a senior chief deputy whip, according to her congressional website. The congresswoman in a statement touted Warren driving the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection

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Suspect arrested in shooting at Syracuse mall

A 21-year-old has been arrested in connection with a shooting at a mall in Syracuse, New York, Friday that left one victim with non-life-threatening injuries, police said. The suspect, Kyree Truax, faces charges of second-degree assault, second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and first-degree reckless endangerment, Syracuse Police Chief Kenton Buckner said at a news

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Hawaii man stalked Utah family for months by sending plumbers, locksmiths and hundreds of others to their home, feds say

A Hawaii man is accused of conducting an elaborate cyberstalking campaign against a Utah woman and her father by sending unwanted repairmen, food deliveries and other visitors to their home. The father estimates that between August 2018 and March more than 500 people came to their North Salt Lake home at the alleged stalker’s behest,

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Encuentran una carta de 112 años de antigüedad durante trabajos de renovación en una universidad de Nueva Jersey

(CNN) — Trabajos de renovación en la Universidad Estatal de Montclair en Nueva Jersey dejaron al descubierto una carta de 112 años de antigüedad de los trabajadores que construyeron uno de los edificios originales en el campus, dijo la universidad. Robert Kanaby, un trabajador de demolición, encontró la carta dentro de una botella de cerveza

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