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Year: 2024

Darryl George: Judge dismisses racial discrimination claim in civil rights lawsuit and allows sex discrimination claim to proceed

By Chandelis Duster, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed claims of racial discrimination while allowing claims of sex discrimination to proceed in a federal civil rights lawsuit regarding a Texas student who has faced suspensions and disciplinary actions over the length of his locs hairstyle. US District Court Judge Jeffrey Vincent Brown said

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Body found in Yonkers leads to gruesome crime scene in the Bronx. Sources say suspects took MetroNorth to dump the remains.

WLNY By Tony Aiello Click here for updates on this story     YONKERS, New York (WCBS) — A body found burning early Monday on the Oak Street Bridge in Yonkers has been linked to more remains inside a Bronx apartment, sources tell CBS New York. Authorities believe the victim was killed inside the apartment, then much

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Education to take flight with drones this upcoming year at Broward schools

By Joe Gorchow Click here for updates on this story     DAVIE, Florida (WFOR) — In an effort to expand STEM educational opportunities for kids, starting this year, Broward schools will introduce drones and competitive gaming to elementary schools. STEM is an interdisciplinary approach to learning science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. CBS News Miami visited Nova

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‘I’m excited for the changes’: Businesses react to city of Bend’s Greenwood Avenue safety project now underway

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The city of Bend is making safety improvements on Greenwood Avenue, and part of the project led to this week’s two-day closure of the busy road.  “I’m excited for the changes, because there’ll be more pedestrian access, and it’s going to be easier to cross,” Lone Pine Coffee Roasters owner Scott Witham

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New Yorkers are warned from the skies about impending danger from storms as city deploys drones

NEW YORK (AP) — New York City emergency management officials are turning high-tech, using drones to warn residents about potential threatening weather. On Tuesday, with a buzzing sound in the background, a drone equipped with a loudspeaker flew over homes warning people who live in basement or ground-floor apartments about impending heavy rains. The voice

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Georgia election board says counties can do more to investigate election results

Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s State Election Board has voted to require county election officials to make a “reasonable inquiry” before certifying election results to the state. Tuesday’s vote could signal that fights about approving election results could intensify this November in the South’s premier battleground state. Supporters say the measure is needed because

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