By Dacia Johnson Click here for updates on this story TAVARES, Florida (WESH) — A 19-year-old was arrested Monday night after police say he hit and killed a 2-year-old child riding a tricycle. Officers with the Tavares Police Department responded to a call around 7:15 p.m. in the Oak Bend Subdivision. Joshua Montero is facing
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Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Cam Ferguson gets to his spot on the street adjacent to Chase Field — home of Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks — about four hours before first pitch to set up his usual display of cold water, sports drinks, peanuts and candy. By game time, it’s about 103 degrees Fahrenheit
Continue Reading AP Hockey Writer More tributes are pouring in from around the hockey community after the deaths of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, who were killed last week by a suspected drunken driver while riding their bikes in their home state of New Jersey. Jaromir Jagr posted a video Tuesday on social media
Continue Reading By Alex Suckow Click here for updates on this story HARDIN COUNTY, Kentucky (WLKY) — A Louisville man is in the hospital after Kentucky State Police say he led police on a wild multi-county pursuit, partially in a stolen semi, and then swallowed heroin. Nelson County sheriff’s deputies tried to stop a stolen car Sunday
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis police say a 4-year-old girl died from a gunshot wound suffered after the mother went to the store and left four kids alone. Officers were called to the home by a child late Monday night and found the wounded child unconscious and barely breathing. The child was rushed in
Continue Reading By Connor Hills Click here for updates on this story ODESSA, Missouri (KMBC) — A plane crash ended without injury Monday morning in Odessa. The Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed that it was called to the scene of a single-engine plane crash around 9 a.m. near 6878 Oakwood Drive on Labor Day. When troopers arrived,
Continue Reading By Corey Howard Click here for updates on this story ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (KJRH) — Regina Gorman grew up in the Navajo Nation with three of her siblings. Her best friend would be Rudy Gorman, her older brother. “He took care of me,” Regina Gorman said. “I hung out with him a lot too.” For
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By Lucy Bayly, CNN New York (CNN) — Wall Street kicked off the month of September with a bust, after a disappointing economic report dragged down the Dow by 626 points, or 1.5%, Tuesday afternoon. The latest manufacturing report from the Institute for Supply Management showed a fifth-straight month of declines, fueling concern that aggressive
Continue Reading By Chris Boyette and Cindy Von Quednow, CNN (CNN) — An 11-year-old boy has admitted to police he fatally shot the former interim mayor of a small Louisiana town and his adult daughter, authorities said. The child was arrested Sunday afternoon after admitting to killing Joe Cornelius Sr., 82, and Keisha Miles, 31, in Minden,
Continue Reading CNN By Gloria Pazmino and Mark Morales, CNN (CNN) — A former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo was charged with acting as an agent for the Chinese government, US Attorney Breon Peace announced Tuesday. Linda Sun, a former deputy chief of staff to Hochul and Cuomo aide, was
Continue Reading By Emma Burch Click here for updates on this story TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — Biofeedback is becoming a practice in many areas of health, especially in mental health, to help get information about a person’s body. 2 News spoke with a therapist at Parkside Psychiatric Hospital and Clinic about using biofeedback with video games to
Continue Reading AP Tennis Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Roger Federer has returned to the U.S. Open as a spectator. Earlier in the day, Federer said he thinks Jannik Sinner’s doping case raises questions about whether the current No. 1-ranked tennis player should have been allowed to continue competing until he was absolved of intentionally using an
Continue Reading Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit that could keep voters from deciding whether to expand abortion rights in the state. The court agreed to expedite a challenge filed by the conservative Thomas More Society. The initiative would enshrine in the state constitution the right to have an
Continue Reading Associated Press BOGOTÁ, Colombia (AP) — Thousands of Colombians have been forced to walk to work as truckers in major cities blocked highways to protest a recent increase in the price of diesel fuel. Truckers unions in the country have said that plans by the government to eliminate diesel fuel subsidies would put their businesses
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Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Ante el anuncio de que los combatientes que custodian a los rehenes israelíes en los edificios y túneles de Gaza tenían “nuevas instrucciones” de matarlos si las fuerzas israelíes se acercaban, Hamas señaló la apertura de un escalofriante nuevo capítulo en una guerra ya de por sí brutal. Aprovechando un brote de
Continue Reading By Tiarra Braddock Click here for updates on this story OAKLAND COUNTY, Michigan (WXYZ) — There have been 11 drownings reported in Oakland County this year, up significantly from last year when four drownings occurred. With this spike in drownings, state legislators hope a bill that would require public schools to teach water safety will
Continue Reading By Nick Nelson Click here for updates on this story CHENEY, Kansas (KAKE) — For some people, it was a day of fun in the sun at Cheney Lake for the Labor Day holiday. Camper Richard Chandler said that the low water levels aren’t stopping him from celebrating. “It’s push, pull, absolutely. But it’s still
Continue Reading By Eli Higgins Click here for updates on this story WICHITA, Kansas (KAKE) — “I don’t know, you know, what the circumstances were, but that’s just… His murder is evil. But it’s beyond that,” said Ranae Baugh. Last month, police found Baugh’s step-cousin, 39-year-old Kyce Barnes, dead in an abandoned parking lot in west Wichita,
Continue Reading LEHI, Utah (AP) — An 8-year-old boy has died after accidentally shooting himself with a loaded gun left in a car while his mother was inside a Utah convenience store. Lehi City police say the boy was alone in the car Monday evening when he shot himself in the head. He died Tuesday morning at
Continue Reading By Bradley Davis Click here for updates on this story COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (KRDO) — Less than 5% of firefighters nationwide are women. Retired firefighter-turned-trainer Sara Townsend said that trend holds in Colorado Springs and it’s one she aims to reverse. “More than anything, Sammy and I try to bring women to strength in general,”
Continue Reading The seasonal differences of the movie calendar have eroded a little bit with time. Neither of the last two Oscar juggernauts — “Oppenheimer,” “Everything Everywhere All at Once” — opened in the fall, the traditional launching pad of Academy Awards hopefuls. And just the same, fall tends to be nearly as stuffed as summer is
Continue Reading DETROIT (AP) — U.S auto safety regulators have closed a five-year investigation into seat belt failures in some General Motors SUVs after the company issued extended warranty coverage. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says in documents that coverage issued in June of 2019 addressed the problem that caused the recall. In 2014, the company
Continue Reading Cathay Pacific has canceled nearly 70 flights since Monday after an engine issue forced a flight heading to Zurich to turn back around to Hong Kong, according to the BBC. The media report said that the Hong Kong-based airline has inspected all 48 of its Airbus A350s and found 15 aircraft with faulty parts that
Continue Reading AP Health Writer They’re sold in gas stations, vape shops, online and in other stores around the country in seemingly countless enticing forms: gummies, chocolate bars, chips. Their packaging lists things like delta-8 THC, micro- and macrodoses of “psychedelics” and “nootropics.” These substances are often sold through legal loopholes, despite concerns about potential health risks
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CNN By Natasha Bertrand, CNN (CNN) — When former President Donald Trump held a campaign event at Arlington National Cemetery last week, 1st Lt. Jimmy McCain says he viewed it as a “violation.” The youngest son of the late Sen. John McCain had already been moving away from the Republican Party — just weeks ago, he changed his voter
Continue Reading By KTRK Staff Click here for updates on this story HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — A woman whom court documents identify as a part-time Houston Independent School District employee faces a child endangerment charge after investigators say she locked a child outside of an eastside apartment in the middle of the night over the weekend. Georgette
Continue Reading By Daniela Hurtado and Jessica Willey Click here for updates on this story HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office announced a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest days after a 90-year-old Navy veteran was shot and killed for his vehicle. Nelson Beckett’s murder in southwest Houston outside
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SANTA FE, New Mexico (KVIA) — New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham just announced the results of “Operation Disruption,” a human trafficking and organized crime fighting effort in southern New Mexico, specifically in Dona Ana and Luna Counties. A spokesperson for the Governor’s Office says the operation took place over 12 days in August, disrupting
Continue Reading By Pooja Lodhia Click here for updates on this story CYPRESS, Texas (KTRK) — Authorities put a mother behind bars, accusing her of leaving her 2-year-old child at home for more than two hours while she went to a bar. The allegation is alarming, and according to a judge, this isn’t the first time law
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AP College Football Writer Florida State fell out of The Associated Press college football poll on Tuesday after starting the season 0-2, becoming just the third team to go from preseason top 10 to unranked in the first regular-season poll since the rankings expanded to 25 in 1989. Georgia remained No. 1, receiving 57 first-place
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