Dolphins are learning smart fish-catching trick from peers, not mothers
Only a very few animals use tools. Crows wield sticks to find food, chimps have fashioned primitive spears to hunt and dolphins in Australia have…
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City Foundry STL calling for artists to paint murals for the food hall, public market
Click here for updates on this story ST. LOUIS, MO (KMOV) — Ahead of its opening, the City Foundry STL is looking for…
Continue ReadingSpike Lee’s ‘Rodney King’ to stream on Netflix
Netflix will make the Spike Lee directed “Rodney King” available to stream for free, as part of its Black Lives Matter collection of…
Continue ReadingThe pandemic is threatening to close the iconic LGBTQ landmark Stonewall Inn for good
Faced with mounting bills and uncertainty around when it can reopen, the Stonewall Inn has started an online fundraiser to ensure the iconic LGBTQ…
Continue Reading‘Maskne’: Why your face is breaking out under your mask and how to stop it
If you’re serious about protecting yourself — and others — from the very real dangers of Covid-19, you’re wearing a mask when you go…
Continue ReadingThree men indicted in the death of Ahmaud Arbery
The three men accused in the February 23 shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery were indicted Wednesday by a grand jury, a district attorney said. Glynn…
Continue ReadingWrongful death suit filed over death of ‘ER’ actress Vanessa Marquez
The mother of “ER” actress Vanessa Marquez has filed a wrongful death suit against officers with the City of South Pasadena, according to…
Continue ReadingAustralia and New Zealand to host the Women’s World Cup in 2023
Australia and New Zealand will co-host the 2023 Women’s World Cup after a vote by world football’s governing body. FIFA announced its…
Continue ReadingGuilford police, wife save man who became trapped in sluice pipe
Click here for updates on this story GUILFORD, CT (WFSB) — A man was saved after becoming trapped in a sluice pipe…
Continue ReadingWhen Can I See My Grandkids? Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s coronavirus podcast for June 25
One of the top concerns we hear from listeners is whether it’s safe for grandparents to visit their grandchildren in person. CNN Chief Medical…
Continue ReadingProud Boys member arrested after breaking probation terms by traveling to Seattle protest zone
Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — A member of the Proud Boys group has been arrested after he…
Continue ReadingRV sales and rentals booming in Luzerne County and beyond
Click here for updates on this story PLAINS, PA (WNEP) — As folks change their vacation plans this summer, RV sales are…
Continue ReadingOne person has died and 465 people have gotten sick after interacting with pet poultry
One person has died and 86 have been put into the hospital in the latest outbreak of salmonella connected to pet poultry, the US Centers for Disease…
Continue ReadingAn Oregon county drops its mask exemption for people of color after racist response
A mask mandate exemption for people of color meant to address racial profiling concerns has been removed after racist backlash, Oregon county…
Continue ReadingCalifornia breaks coronavirus records. Gatherings in homes may fuel spread as more young people get sick
California, the most populous US state and the first to implement a statewide lockdown to combat the coronavirus outbreak, is setting daily records…
Continue ReadingJon Stewart tackles the union of money and politics in ‘Irresistible’
Jon Stewart resurfaces with a politically savvy directorial effort, “Irresistible,” that’s a bit too heavy-handed to live up to its…
Continue ReadingRed Sox, Tigers, Mariners have positive Covid-19 tests, reports say
Executives from the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners have all announced positive coronavirus test results within their respective…
Continue ReadingWhy a 2nd shutdown over coronavirus might be worse than the 1st — and how to prevent it
It’s an outcome no one wants, but could become a “harsh reality”: a second wave of shutdowns. Weeks after lifting stay-at-home…
Continue ReadingStates engaged in ‘gross negligence’ in Covid-19 response in jails and prisons, new report finds
States have responded to the threat of Covid-19 in jails and prisons with “gross negligence,” according to the ACLU and the Prison Policy…
Continue ReadingResidents and businesses sue Seattle over protest zone
Residents and businesses in a Seattle neighborhood filed a class-action lawsuit Wednesday against the city for “extensive harm” suffered…
Continue ReadingRecord increases of new Covid-19 cases in 3 US states with the most population
California, Texas and Florida all set records for the number of new coronavirus cases in one day, which one expert said is not due just to increased…
Continue ReadingThe US Army once ruled Pyongyang and 5 other things you might not know about the Korean War
Seventy years ago this week, more than 135,000 North Korean troops invaded South Korea, starting a war that cost millions of lives and left scars…
Continue ReadingDisneyland fans ask: Should I go when the park eventually reopens?
Disneyland in Southern California, which debuted on July 17, 1955, had been aiming for a phased reopening on its 65th anniversary, July 17. But it…
Continue Reading5 golfers withdraw from PGA Tour event over potential coronavirus exposures
Brooks Koepka and Webb Simpson are the latest golfers to pull out of the upcoming Travelers Championship, bringing the total number of golfers who…
Continue ReadingNY, NJ and CT require travelers from states with high coronavirus rates to quarantine for two weeks
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut issued a travel advisory Wednesday that requires people arriving from states with high coronavirus rates to…
Continue ReadingThree ‘Scrubs’ episodes removed from Hulu over use of blackface
Three episodes of medical comedy series “Scrubs” have been removed from Hulu because they feature white actors in blackface. A…
Continue ReadingOrlando bar liquor license suspended after dozens of patrons and workers test positive for coronavirus
A bar near the University of Central Florida in Orlando has had its liquor license temporarily suspended after health officials linked it to over 150…
Continue ReadingBayer settles lawsuits from cancer patients over Roundup weed killer in $10 billion agreement
After thousands of lawsuits from cancer patients or their estates, the company behind Roundup weed killer is settling most of the current and…
Continue ReadingThe NBA is offering players a ‘smart’ ring to track Covid. But does it even work?
The NBA, which hopes to restart the season July 30, says it is offering players a ring whose maker claims it can track a user’s health data and…
Continue ReadingCharleston removes a statue of slavery defender and former Vice President John C. Calhoun
Crews in Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday removed a statue of politician John C. Calhoun from its tall pedestal in Marion Square. The…
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