Ghost hunters say this is their biggest fear. And it has nothing to do with ghosts
David Schrader is creeping through the darkened hallways of the most-haunted house in America, looking for trouble. It’s well past midnight,…
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Investigators spread blame in Lion Air crash, but mostly fault Boeing and FAA
The improper design and certification of the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, coupled with an overwhelmed flight crew battling a malfunctioning system they…
Continue ReadingAhead of Diwali, New Delhi residents fear they’ll be choking on smog instead of celebrating
People across India are preparing for Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. They’re selling colorful lamps, cleaning and decorating homes, and…
Continue ReadingAmid fires, PG&E may cut power to nearly 1 million customers in California
California’s largest utility company is warning about 850,000 customers that another intentional power outage may leave them in the dark this…
Continue ReadingA transmission line broke near where a massive fire ignited in California, utility says
Two thousand Northern California residents remain under evacuation orders Friday as firefighters battle the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County. The blaze…
Continue ReadingAbducted 2-year-old Pennsylvania Girl Found Safe
Click here for updates on this story WNEP WEB STAFF (WNEP) — UPDATE: 2-year-old Dawyson Marie Wright has been found…
Continue ReadingTwo Milwaukee women wanted on suspicion of trafficking girls who spent time at shelter
Two women, including one who worked briefly at a center for girls impacted by sex trafficking and exploitation, have been accused of human…
Continue ReadingKamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney died by suffocation the same day she was kidnapped in Alabama, documents say
Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney died from asphyxiation by suffocation the same day she was kidnapped from a birthday party in Birmingham,…
Continue ReadingCoal miners, including those who protested in Kentucky, receive back pay
Former Blackjewel coal miners, including some in Kentucky who blocked a coal train from moving, were finally paid on Friday after a layoff and months…
Continue ReadingTrump Organization explores selling DC hotel
The Trump Organization is considering selling its three-year-old hotel in downtown Washington, DC, that’s been a focus of ongoing complaints…
Continue ReadingMcAleenan says he won’t testify at terrorism hearing despite receiving subpoena
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan informed the House Homeland Security Committee on Friday that he won’t testify at a…
Continue ReadingElijah Cummings’ funeral was an inspiring celebration of idealism and decency
With the death of Elijah Cummings, the United States lost a great statesman. At his funeral in Baltimore on Friday morning, great statesmanship —…
Continue ReadingChicago judge says cross-country runners can’t compete during teacher strike
A Chicago judge ruled Friday that cross-country runners cannot compete in a Saturday meet while their educators are on strike. Fifteen parents filed…
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Oregon task force approves opioid tapering guidelines
The Oregon Opioid Tapering Task Force on Friday completed clinical guidelines on opioid tapering it developed over the past several months. The…
Continue ReadingCoalition of Inspectors General slam DOJ opinion on whistleblower complaint
A coalition of Inspectors General is urging the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel to withdraw or modify its opinion that the…
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Maria Butina released from federal prison, deported to Russia
Russian gun rights enthusiast Maria Butina was released from the Tallahassee Federal Correction Institution on Friday after having served more than…
Continue ReadingThis man is the first African American to receive a full facial transplant
Robert Chelsea just got a new face, and with it, he is the latest milestone in the burgeoning world of facial transplant surgery. He is the first…
Continue ReadingMike Pompeo gets slapped down
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been trying to have his cake and eat it too for quite a while now. And The Kansas City Star is sick of it. See,…
Continue ReadingResidents use garden hoses as fire descends on Southern California neighborhood
Lisa and Dave Gott and about 15 other neighbors rallied as the fast-moving Tick Fire descended upon their neighborhood near Santa Clarita,…
Continue Reading‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’ won’t be slowed down by Activision Blizzard’s recent controversy
“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare” is out and hopes are high that video game publisher Activision Blizzard has scored another big hit. The…
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