EL PASO, Texas — Police said a woman was killed and two men were wounded in a northeast El Paso neighborhood on Saturday evening when gunfire rang out. The shooting occurred around 6 p.m. in the 9900 block of Genie Drive. Officers responding to a report of shots fired at a home found a 28-year-old
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Click here for updates on this story Taylor, PA (WNEP) — A truck belonging to a state agency careened out of control and landed on top of a car. The wreck happened along South Keyser Avenue and it was caught on surveillance video. The owner of the home said she and her family were outside
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story York County, PA (WPMT) — A York County Prison official is accused of pointing a gun at neighbors while drunk. Neighbors say John McCoy, 56, a facilities manager at the prison, accosted them and accused them of making a drug deal. It happened on Monday June 22, at
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Cherokee County, GA (WGCL) — Winds gusting up to 60 miles-per-hour toppled trees and left many without power as thunderstorms ripped through the area Saturday afternoon. CBS46 has received reports from Atlanta Police of at least five fallen trees in various locations across the city and there’s also
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An Atlanta hospital was using bottled water Saturday after a main break on the Georgia Tech campus led to outages and a boil water advisory in the city. Emory University Hospital Midtown turned to bottled water during the emergency but there weren’t many procedures scheduled over the weekend, according to Vincent Dollard, a spokesman for
Continue Reading Colorado protesters shut down Highway 225 Saturday in a peaceful demonstration calling for justice in the death of Elijah McClain. McClain, 23, died last August during a confrontation with Aurora police officers. One officer placed McClain in a carotid hold, or chokehold. McClain suffered a heart attack while in the ambulance and was declared brain
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AUSTIN, Texas — The state of Texas reported over 5,500 patients in the hospital for coronavirus on Saturday – that’s 16 consecutive days of record-high hospitalizations. Confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Texas also continued to surge on Saturday, with the state reporting 5,747 new cases. A day earlier, Gov. Greg Abbott shut down bars again and
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When Oona Hanson and her husband started running out of ideas on how to keep their two children focused — and entertained — during the pandemic-induced shutdown, they remembered one of their longtime jokes. “For 10 years we’ve joked that our kids need a common sense camp,” Hanson told CNN. “When they weren’t able to
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Tulsa, OK (Tulsa World) — A sharply divided appellate court has upheld a Tulsa judge’s decision to disregard jury recommendations in the sentencing of Michael Bever for the fatal 2015 attack on his family members with his older brother. A 3-2 ruling Thursday ensures his convictions and life
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EL PASO, Texas — The U.S. Border Patrol chief for the El Paso sector said Saturday that one of the deadliest car crashes in the city’s history was the result of a human smuggling attempt. Thursday’s early morning crash in the downtown area that killed seven and seriously injured three others came after Border Patrol
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SANTA FE, New Mexico — State health officials on Saturday reported 209 new coronavirus cases, ending a week in which the infection count often seemed to climb by significant numbers daily. The rate of spread also trended up this week in most regions of the state, with the northeast and southwest – including Dona Ana
Continue Reading The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) kicked off its season Saturday, making it the first major sports league to begin since the coronavirus pandemic halted the season. During the national anthem, players from the North Carolina Courage and the Portland Thorns FC took a knee at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, Utah, while wearing Black
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Missoula, MT (Ravalli Republic) — On Father’s Day, Dr. Trevor Ferguson of Florence took some time to take his family’s three German wirehaired pointers for a run and swim on some state land just east of his home. With access to the Big Ditch and a pond, the
Continue Reading In Atlanta, where police are under intense scrutiny after two white officers were involved in the killing of a 27-year-old black man, some members of the force say their morale has taken a massive hit and they feel abandoned by city officials. Rayshard Brooks was fatally shot last week outside a Wendy’s restaurant after failing
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Washington is the latest state to pause its reopening plans after a spike in the number of new cases of coronavirus across the country. “We all want to get back to doing all the things we love in Washington during the summer, and fully open our economy, but we aren’t there yet,” Gov. Jay Inslee
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Scott County, IA (Quad-City Times) — A 19-year-old Michigan woman is facing theft and drunken driving charges after Iowa State Patrol investigators say she stole a Scott County Sheriff’s squad car and then crashed the vehicle late Thursday. Chelsea Danielle Ina, 19, of Saint Clair Shores, Michigan, is
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Wyoming (Billings Gazette) — A Wyoming man was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple felonies committed in a single night in 2018 that included stealing five cars, threatening several people at gun point and leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase in
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Nandi Bushell captured thousands of people’s hearts after she began sharing videos of herself rocking out as she played the drums and guitar while screaming. Now the 10-year-old rocker is getting some love from one of her favorite musicians, Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, who sent her one of his guitars after watching
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story OVERLAND PARK, Kan. OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — While idling at home during quarantine, one man put his brain to work. Johnson County inventor, Tom Trompeter, didn’t allow coronavirus to steal his creativity. When Trompter, a retired engineer, takes you for a spin, he does it in a car
Continue Reading People who visited a bar in East Lansing, Michigan, are being asked to self-quarantine because roughly 85 people contracted Covid-19 after visiting the establishment this month, a health official says. That number is up from the 34 reported Wednesday and is expected to rise, Ingham County Health officer Linda S. Vail told CNN. The Health
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND, OR (KPTV ) — Fox 12’s most wanted broke into multiple food trucks early Friday morning in southeast Portland. “They reached in once they broke the window, you know, they were able to unlock it,” Megan Walhood said. “Saw that there was no cash, so they rifled
Continue Reading Kevin Love is using his All-Star power to support and advocate for stronger mental health research. The Cleveland Cavaliers forward, who has shared his own experiences with panic attacks, depression and anxiety, has committed $500,000 to UCLA’s psychology department to help fund mental health research, the university said in a news release. “I’m concerned about
Continue Reading Madison police and the FBI have launched a hate crime investigation after an 18-year-old biracial woman was set on fire. The assault took place early Wednesday morning when the woman was driving and stopped at a red light and “heard someone yell out a racial epithet,” according to a police incident report. The woman is
Continue Reading The FBI has launched an investigation after a piece of rope resembling a noose was found in the locker of a Black firefighter in a suburb of Minneapolis. “A piece of rope tied into what appears to be a crude noose” was found last week in the firefighter’s gear locker at a fire station in
Continue Reading Princeton University will remove the name of President Woodrow Wilson from its school of public policy and a residential college, the school said in a statement Saturday. The Princeton University Board of Trustees voted Friday to rename the policy school the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, the statement says. The college formerly named
Continue Reading About 170 Atlanta police officers called out sick in the days after a pair of city cops were charged in the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks, according to police roll call worksheets. Garrett Rolfe, who was fired after he shot Rayshard Brooks twice in the back on June 12, was charged five days later with
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Real Madrid took a firm grip on the title race in Spain’s La Liga without even playing after archrival Barcelona dropped two points at Celta Vigo despite Luis Suarez’s double. Iago Aspas’ free kick in the 88th minute earned Celta a 2-2 draw after Suarez had twice given Barcelona the lead with assists from his
Continue Reading At a time of intense scrutiny of law enforcement since George Floyd’s death, a movement to slash police department budgets nationwide is gaining momentum in the midst of police reform efforts and an uptick in violent crime in some major cities. The New York Police Department, the nation’s largest police force, faces its financial reckoning
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EL PASO, Texas — The Ysleta Independent School District has suspended its summer strength camp and conditioning program for student athletes for at least for a couple of weeks as two coaches at high schools in the district have now been diagnosed with coronavirus. The district made the workout suspension announcement Saturday after officials there
Continue Reading New York will light up several major landmarks across the state in the colors of the Pride flag to celebrate Pride weekend. Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the initiative in a statement on Friday. “New York is the birthplace of the LGBTQ rights movement, and this year, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first Pride
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