Click here for updates on this story Sacramento, CA (KOVR) — A local couple survived a horrific car crash then began an all-out search for their dog that was thrown from the backseat through the rear window. They were sure she was a goner, but they never gave up. After a road trip to Bodega
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Stockton, CA (KOVR) — Thousands of hairstylists across the state are heading back to work today, despite the state’s order prohibiting all indoor operations. With temperatures over 100 degrees, no one wants to get their hair done outside, hairstylists say. They say they have no other choice but
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EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso Fire Department’s water rescue team pulled a body out of a central city canal on Tuesday afternoon. Crews responded after Border Patrol agents saw a person floating in the water at Delta and Cypress. But upon arrival, fire crews said the mission changed from a water rescue to
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Sacramento, CA (KPIX) — A local couple survived a horrific car crash then began an all-out search for their dog that was thrown from the backseat through the rear window. They were sure she was a goner, but they never gave up. After a road trip to Bodega
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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — When New Mexico State University students return to campus for the fall semester, they will have access to hand free masks in campus vending machines until the end of August. “It fits good,” said DJ Mathis, a freshman majoring in human nutrition. Originally from Quemado, New Mexico, the student wanted
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story San Francisco, CA (KPIX) — The isolation of the pandemic has given rise to a new breed of counselors for people mourning the loss of their beloved pets. Bernadette Grimes felt unspeakable pain when her 13-year-old pet, Gretal, died. “Gretal followed me around everywhere. Gretal had
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story San Francisco, CA (KPIX) — The isolation of the pandemic has given rise to a new breed of counselors for people mourning the loss of their beloved pets. Bernadette Grimes felt unspeakable pain when her 13-year-old pet, Gretal, died. “Gretal followed me around everywhere. Gretal had
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story San Francisco, CA (KPIX) — The isolation of the pandemic has given rise to a new breed of counselors for people mourning the loss of their beloved pets. Bernadette Grimes felt unspeakable pain when her 13-year-old pet, Gretal, died. “Gretal followed me around everywhere. Gretal had
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Boston, MA (WBZ) — A bright colorful sign is a message of equality for Beacon Hill neighbors. Black Lives Matter. And a warm reminder for the young artist – he matters, too. But when the family returned home this weekend, they found a brick had been hurled through
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Sn Francisco, CA (KPIX) — All of the bus drivers who transport children to and from schools in the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) are being laid off, effective August 31, according to Sharon Chappill. Chappill has been a school bus driver for 38 years and is
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Boston, MA (WBZ) — When young Dylan Duato and some friends spotted an unusual blob on a Falmouth beach recently, they couldn’t figure it out. “I took my foot, and I kind of pushed against it a little bit with my foot,” Dylan said. “And it had kind
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Westminister, MD (WJZ) — An aspiring pilot from Virginia who has been using his training flights to deliver personal protective equipment to hospitals made a stop in Maryland on Monday. Over the past few months, 16-year-old TJ Kim has been racking up his flight hours in a Cessna
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Susan B. Anthony wasn’t one to go quietly. She died before women secured the right to vote, but she found a way to vote anyway, 50 years before the 19th Amendment passed. She was eventually arrested and convicted for casting her vote. Almost 150 years later, Anthony is getting the kind of recognition from the
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Look into your pantry — have you packed it with canned foods since the start of the pandemic? Or are you a receipt hoarder — who keeps all your paper sales receipts for taxes or refunds? Neither of those habits are probably a great idea, experts say, if you want to avoid toxic chemicals linked
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Ben Cross, the English actor who starred in the Oscar-winning film “Chariots of Fire” and appeared in reboots of “Star Trek” and “Dark Shadows,” has died. He was 72, his manager told CNN in a statement. Cross — who had been working recently — died in Vienna, Austria, according to his family. His daughter, Lauren,
Continue Reading Getting the flu vaccine this year is important, experts at the World Health Organization said during a news briefing in Geneva on Tuesday. It appears that the circulation of flu in the Southern Hemisphere — which includes Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Zimbabwe — is low. However, making assessments of what will
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story LINCOLN COUNTY, NC (WSOC) — A woman who was removing what she thought was a prank political sign from her brother’s yard in Lincolnton was shot with a BB gun by the man’s next-door neighbor. The man accused of shooting her now faces charges, while the woman told
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Paris Saint-Germain put on a footballing masterclass to reach the Champions League final for the first time in the club’s history, running riot against RB Leipzig to secure a statement 3-0 win. First half goals from Marquinhos and Angel Di Maria gave the French side a commanding lead, before Juan Bernat sealed the victory early
Continue Reading Jam Master Jay’s family and Run-DMC bandmate Darryl “DMC” McDaniels say they have mixed emotions about Monday’s long-awaited arrests in the 2002 murder of the pioneering hip hop artist. “Although this latest news opens up a lot of painful memories for all of us who knew and loved Jam Master Jay, I’m relieved to hear
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A gathering of people in Maine to celebrate the joyous occasion of a wedding has sparked an outbreak of the coronavirus, according to officials. The wedding guests attended a reception on August 7 at Big Moose Inn in Millinocket, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The Big Moose Inn is a
Continue Reading The first coronavirus vaccine trial in the US is moving along at a good clip, but needs more minorities to enroll if it is to succeed, officials tell CNN. While Black people and Latinos account for more than 50% of Covid-19 cases nationwide, so far they make up only about 15% of participants in the
Continue Reading If 9-year-old Jordan could be anywhere in the world, he’d be at an adoption party celebrating with a forever family of his own. The Oklahoma Department of Human Services says it’s gotten more than 10,000 adoption requests from people hoping to make his dream come true since his story was shared last week by CNN
Continue Reading(CNN) — Confidence that votes for president will be accurately cast and counted has dropped significantly since 2016, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. And as the coronavirus pandemic enters its sixth month of changing nearly every aspect of American life, the poll also finds a majority of voters prefer to cast
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EL PASO, Texas — El Paso City Council on Tuesday approved an approximately $985 million budget plan for the new fiscal year that begins in September amid what officials acknowledge are “financial challenges created by the (coronavirus) pandemic.” As a result, the budget adopted by council for the 2021 fiscal year reflects a decrease of approximately
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Mike Lindell (aka the “MyPillow Guy”) has long been one of Donald Trump’s staunchest allies. He’s called Trump the “greatest president” ever and suggested that Trump was chosen by God for the role. And because Trump likes people who like him, the President has been similarly complimentary of Lindell. “Boy, do you sell those pillows,”
Continue Reading Mike Lindell (aka the “MyPillow Guy”) has long been one of Donald Trump’s staunchest allies. He’s called Trump the “greatest president” ever and suggested that Trump was chosen by God for the role. And because Trump likes people who like him, the President has been similarly complimentary of Lindell. “Boy, do you sell those pillows,”
Continue Reading A growing dent in Earth’s magnetic field over South America and the southern Atlantic Ocean could pose a risk to spacecraft and satellites. This evolving weak spot in the magnetic field, called the South Atlantic Anomaly, is being monitored by NASA, but the space agency said it will not affect us here on Earth. The
Continue Reading At least 100 people are dead and 4,000 wounded following an explosion in Lebanon’s capital city of Beirut. The city is decimated with thousands of residents left homeless, a medical system already strained from coronavirus and up to $5 billion worth of damage. The Lebanese Red Cross is sheltering the displaced and providing medical treatment
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EL PASO, Texas — In what local officials are calling “the first grooming ordinance of its kind in the country,” El Paso City Council on Tuesday unanimously adopted a measure designed to increase protections for pets in the wake of a puppy’s death allegedly at the hands of a groomer. The city will now require
Continue Reading Thousands remain without power, dozens are in shelters and pantries are popping up to provide food for those who’ve lost everything. A week after disastrous storms, Cedar Rapids “is like a battlefield,” a Desert Storm veteran said. It was one of the hardest hit cities last week, with more than 800 buildings suffering partial collapse
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