By Estevan Lopez Click here for updates on this story PACIFIC GROVE, California (KSBW) — The Red Cross honored three heroes that worked together in order to save the life of Steve Bruemmer, who suffered a shark bite while swimming near Lover’s Point beach back in June 2022. Paul Bandy, Aimee Johns and Heath Braddock
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By Jatara McGee Click here for updates on this story KENWOOD, Ohio (WLWT) — The gift of life came in the nick of time for a Kenwood man. WLWT first interviewed Mark Plummer in April 2022. He was suffering from interstitial lung disease, an incurable lung disease that causes stiffening of the lungs, and his
Continue ReadingAssociated Press Wall Street has its eyes on big tech after some of the biggest companies in the world posted lackluster quarterly financial performances. That included Apple Inc. The company posted its first quarterly revenue drop in nearly four years after pandemic-driven restrictions on its China factories curtailed sales of the latest iPhone during the
Continue ReadingBy Barbie Nadeau, CNN Italian anti-Mafia police have arrested another mobster on the run, just two weeks after the sensational arrest on January 16 of Sicilian Cosa Nostra superboss Matteo Messina Denaro at a health clinic in Palermo, Sicily. This time it was Edgardo Greco, 63, who was apprehended in Saint-Etienne, France, where he was
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By Todd Magel Click here for updates on this story BONDURANT, Iowa (KCCI) — A Bondurant man who was nearly crushed under his 7,000-pound pickup truck has lived to tell the tale. “I just kind of wanted it off me,” Josh Gordon said. Gordon is laughing about it now, but it was a different story
Continue ReadingHere is a look at the 10 largest U.S. jackpots that have been won and the states where the winning tickets were sold.
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By Jon Paepcke Click here for updates on this story BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (WVTM) — The search continues for the gunman who killed a pregnant Birmingham mother and shot two children. Corieonna Hines was gunned down Tuesday night inside her apartment along 9th Avenue West. That’s about two blocks north of Legion Field’s parking lots. Hines’
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By WAPT Staff Click here for updates on this story JACKSON, Mississippi (WAPT) — Jackson is home to the oldest Black-owned bookstore in North America. Marshall’s Music and Book Store in the heart of downtown Jackson is a family business that opened in 1938. “We’ve been able to make it through Jim Crow, World War
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Max is an older fellow, at least 7, and is definitely loves being with people. He’s waiting at Redmond’s BrightSide Animal Center.
Continue ReadingDES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Another giant lottery prize is up for grabs. This time, it’s an estimated $700 million Powerball jackpot drawing on Saturday night. The prize ranks at the 10th largest in U.S. lottery history. It comes on the heels of a $1.35 billion Mega Millions prize won less than three weeks ago
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By WCVB Staff Click here for updates on this story DUXBURY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused in connection with the deaths of her three children, remains hospitalized as she is treated for injuries suffered when she jumped from a window of her Duxbury home, NewsCenter 5 has learned. Without applying a
Continue ReadingBy JAMEY KEATEN Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — The U.N. human rights chief has expressed concerns that steps taken by the new Israeli government, the most far-right in the country’s history, could fuel further violations of human rights and humanitarian law in the wake of a recent spike in bloodshed in the region. Volker Türk
Continue ReadingBy Infinite Scroll Enabled Brian Roche Click here for updates on this story YORK COUNTY, Pennsylvania (WGAL) — It’s one of the fasting growing types of scams, and the path to your money is a popular payment app connected to big banks. A News 8 On Your Side investigation found a York County man targeted
Continue ReadingSAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A former Army sergeant has been sentenced to life in prison for fatally slashing and stabbing a fellow soldier dozens of times in his barracks. A U.S. District Court judge in Savannah, Georgia, sentenced Byron Booker on Thursday. Booker pleaded guilty last fall to premeditated murder in the June 2020 slaying
Continue ReadingBy JENNIFER O’MAHONY Associated Press MADRID (AP) — A Spanish court says Amazon broke labor laws by forcing more than 2,000 delivery drivers to use an app that the company controlled for scheduling work and payments as well as requiring them to use their own cars and cellphones on the job. In a decision released
Continue ReadingBy Annie Grayer, Sara Murray, Alayna Treene and Zachary Cohen, CNN Rep. Jim Jordan, one of the GOP’s most vocal partisans and now the chair of the powerful Judiciary Committee, started a recent meeting on the “weaponization” of the federal government with a surprising move: He urged caution. Rather than issuing a series of partisan
Continue ReadingBy KMBC Staff Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) — Many businesses are recruiting good employees – and the federal government is no different. The FBI is actively recruiting teachers right now, and offering them $78,000 a year. This coincides with a time that many are leaving the education field.
Continue ReadingBy MJ Lee and Kevin Liptak, CNN Several months after President Joe Biden promised Saudi Arabia would suffer “consequences” after the Saudi-led OPEC+ oil cartel unexpectedly announced it would cut production, the Biden administration has no plans to take proactive steps to punish — let alone significantly reorient its posture toward — the oil-rich Middle
Continue ReadingBy Jen Christensen, CNN If new US Department of Agriculture school food guidelines stand as proposed, chocolate milk is in, but for the first time ever, at least some added sugars will be out — and sodium levels will be reduced gradually. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack publicly announced the changes on Friday. “The purpose of
Continue ReadingBy JONEL ALECCIA AP Health Writer U.S. agriculture officials on Friday proposed new nutrition standards for school meals, including the first limits on added sugars, with a focus on sweetened foods such as cereals, yogurt, flavored milk and breakfast pastries. The plan announced by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack also seeks to significantly decrease sodium in
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