Click here for updates on this story MELROSE, MA (WBZ) — Single-family homes in Massachusetts are hitting the market and selling fast. “The market is very hot, very hot,” Century 21 Realtor Lisa Howitt said. Howitt is a realtor in Melrose and said most homes are going under agreement in less than a week. “Over
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SANTA FE, New Mexico – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, citing her state’s progress in slowing the spread of the coronavirus, on Thursday announced some eased Covid-19 restrictions that she said were aimed at providing more recreational options for families. Here’s what’s new with the state’s public health orders, effective as of Friday… youth sports practices
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story BOSTON, MA (WBZ) — Mr. Music has been a staple in Allston for 47 years. Sal Barone, who co-owns the store with his brother Tom, explains, “The store opened up in 1973 predominately as a record store, 8-track tapes, accessories and radios and what have you and it
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A graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has resigned from a teaching position after admitting on social media that they falsely claimed to be a person of color. CV Vitolo-Haddad apologized last week in two posts on Medium and announced that they were leaving their position as the co-president of the university’s Teaching Assistants’
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Wall Street struggled on Thursday, torn between improving economic data and a Federal Reserve that said the path to recovery would be very long. Stocks finished in the red, off their lows for the day. All three indexes also started the session lower, and only the Dow managed to turn positive, albeit briefly. The index
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE, MD (WJZ) — A Texas doctor deleted his Twitter account and apologized after he falsely accused Black Lives Matter protesters of attacking his daughter in Baltimore over the weekend. “I sincerely apologize for a tweet I posted this weekend. I was worried about my daughter, and I
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For years, Costco and Sam’s Club have dominated warehouse club retail, where members pay an annual fee to buy large quantities of goods at low prices. But a much smaller warehouse chain has gained steam as shoppers load up on groceries in the pandemic: BJ’s Wholesale Club. The chain, which has more than 200 no-frills,
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story DAVIE, Fla. (WFOR) — A fight that started out over a parking space quickly escalated into a brutal beating and strong arm robbery. It happened Tuesday afternoon in the parking lot of a Walmart at South University Drive and Griffin Road. A woman was waiting for a spot
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WFOR) — Benedict Eberhagen is an active teen, solid student, and dedicated volunteer. Some of his interests include running, sailing, and fencing. “What I really like about it, I’m not the fastest person and it doesn’t rely as much on physical strength as it does on strategy
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE, MD (WJZ) — City officials are speaking about a wave of shootings that have injured more than 50 people in the past ten days. “Violence in the city—murders in the city—is something that troubles me deeply like it should trouble you and anybody else in the city
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story ROSEVILLE, Calif. (KOVR) — A new lawsuit claims a man’s Starbucks order left him disfigured. Tommy Piluyev was at a Roseville Starbucks in 2018 when he says the lid on his hot tea came loose and the drink spilled over his hands, stomach, thighs and genitals. “It fell
Continue Reading Sharea Overman and her husband Nate are parents to three young boys and like many (let’s be real, all) parents — they find themselves constantly tired. So, when the family of five decided to road trip across Indiana to visit family, Sharea wasn’t surprised to see her husband slouched back comfortably in the driver’s seat.
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — Some San Francisco bus drivers are saying the city isn’t doing enough to keep them and their passengers’ safe on overcrowded buses, as ridership is increasing. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said it’s monitoring the bus lines closely, but operators and riders told
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If too few Americans get a Covid-19 vaccine when it becomes available, it won’t help reduce the spread of the deadly virus, the nation’s top infectious disease official said. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Dr. Anthony Fauci addressed the risks if not enough people take the vaccine. Even a third of Americans
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story WALTON COUNT, FLA (WALA) — An inmate has walked off from a work crew in DeFuniak Springs and Walton County Sheriff’s Office and other local law enforcement agencies are gathering assets to get him back into custody. Officials say Clyde Hunter, 32, walked away from work crew cleaning
Continue Reading Ronnie Long walked out of a North Carolina prison late last month after serving 44 years for a crime he had long said he didn’t commit. The 64-year-old Black man was convicted in 1976 of raping a White woman and burglary. But that conviction was recently vacated by a federal judge, who cited a “troubling
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story RIGBY, ID (East Idaho News) — Mikyla “Kyla” Ringel knows that having a good group of friends can make tough times, less challenging. For the past four years, 27-year-old Kyla and her younger sister have been members of the War Bonnet Junior Posse, an Idaho Falls Parks and
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story FARGO, N.D. (WDAY) — A Fargo man could face life in prison if convicted of trying to derail a train near Casselton, N.D., in May, a federal prosecutor said. Skylar Dayne Goodman, 19, appeared Monday, Sept. 14, in Fargo’s federal court, where he is charged with violence against
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story Dodge County, Wis. (WDJT) — All four people shot at a Mayville apartment complex on Wednesday, September 16 are expected to survive. Authorities say a 72-year-old man approached a group of people and argued. The man then took out a gun, shot the three people and then shot
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EL PASO, Texas — An El Paso man is jailed and being held on over $125,000 bond after he attacked an officer with a hatchet, police said Thursday. 29–year-old Rodney Raymond Zavala is seen on images released by police as he flung a hatchet at an officer who responded Wednesday to a theft at the
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story LAS VEGAS (KVVU) — The family of a man who was killed after being hit by an impaired driver is reeling from the news that the person responsible could serve no more than 8 years in prison. Police said Kevin Rasperry was impaired while driving and was charged
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“Saturday Night Live” has found its Joe Biden. Jim Carrey will play the Democratic nominee and former vice president on this season of “SNL,” NBC announced Wednesday. The variety series will return just in time to mock the 2020 presidential election when it debuts on October 3. The series will premiere with five consecutive episodes
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story HONOLULU (KITV) — One of the deadly wildfires that charred much of Oregon, has left an elderly couple from O’ahu without a home. But people from all over the world are helping them get back on their feet. Family and friends created two GoFundMe sites to help re-build
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story NASHVILLE (WSMV) — Self-driving cars, a dream for years, are getting closer to becoming reality. The technology to make it happen may already be in your car. “Instead of using rearview mirrors we’re using backup cameras, things like that,” said WalletHub Analyst Jill Gonzalez. “A lot of driver
Continue Reading A fan who attended the Kansas City Chiefs‘ opening night game at Arrowhead Stadium on September 10 has tested positive for Covid-19. The Kansas City Health Department said the individual that tested positive watched the game from the group’s box in the lower level of the stadium and tested positive the following day. The positive
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV/KSMO) — Neighbors say thankfully everyone inside an apartment building near 12th and Indiana Avenue got out safely. Fire investigators believe there were three separate areas of origin for this fire. It wasn’t the first fire that night. On September 7, someone went around the
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story FORT SMITH, Ark. (KFSM) — An alarming new survey found that Arkansas was the state with the lowest amount of millennials and Gen Zs with knowledge on the Holocaust, with only 17% meeting the knowledge criteria. Almost 70% of those surveyed in the state did not know that
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House Majority Whip James Clyburn on Thursday slammed Attorney General William Barr for comparing coronavirus lockdowns in the US to slavery, saying the comments are “the most ridiculous, tone-deaf, God-awful thing I’ve ever heard.” “You know, I think that that statement by Mr. Barr was the most ridiculous, tone-deaf, God-awful thing I’ve ever heard,” Clyburn,
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Jeremiah “Jerry” Harris, one of the students featured in Netflix’s breakout docuseries “Cheer,” is being accused of child sexual exploitation and abuse, according to a lawsuit filed this week by attorneys representing two alleged victims. The lawsuit alleges that Harris “exploited his popularity and position of fame with young male cheer athletes” in the time
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday delayed in-person public school openings for most students for over a week amid ongoing concerns over safety and staffing related to the Covid-19 pandemic. Rather than begin in-person classes for all students on Monday, as planned, de Blasio said in-person learning at K-5 and K-8 schools
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