Suspected trafficker causes fatal crash in Florida
A suspected fentanyl trafficker is under arrest after a high-speed crash in Seminole County left two people dead.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Coyote spotted in Chicago
A coyote was caught on camera strolling through Chicago’s Millennium Park. The animal had the area to itself and just made its way through without any problem or people around.
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Smoke from Denver wildfire raises health concerns
Wildfires burning in Colorado, and just to the west, are causing some major concerns with air quality.
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Harry Styles breaks concert world record
Harry Styles has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest run of concerts at London’s Wembley Stadium: 12 sold-out nights.
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George Clooney to receive Golden Lion Award at Venice Film Festival
Venice Film Festival to honor actor, director and producer George Clooney with a lifetime achievement award in September.
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USPS to raise Forever Stamp prices
The U.S. Postal Service plans to raise the price of Forever Stamps and other mailing services Sunday, pending federal approval.
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Elephant seal in Tasmania chases down crowd of onlookers
Neil the elephant seal has once again returned to Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania for his annual moult, keeping locals on their toes with his cheeky and sometimes destructive antics.
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Seaside town in New Jersey severely flooded
Drone footage from @roccuweather shows apartment buildings and communal parks along the shores of Wesley Lake in Asbury Park, New Jersey completely underwater.
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Graham Platner, U.S. Senate candidate, faces new allegation
Maine Democratic nominee Graham Platner is accused of rape by a woman he once dated, a claim Platner denies, and at least 13 Democrats are now calling on Platner to drop out of the race.
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Bond denied for Virginia man after fatal car crash
Bond has been denied for a Virginia man accused in the deaths of a young couple and their two young children last week in Oakland County, Michigan.
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Microsoft to layoff 4,800 jobs
A majority of the cuts are in the company’s XBOX division, which is slashing more than 3,000 jobs. Four gaming studios will become independent as part of the XBOX layoffs.
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Adidas unveils gold-themed soccer ball ahead of World Cup Finals
Adidas posted a photo of the soccer ball that will be used in the tournament’s semifinals, third place game, and final match.
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President Trump attends NATO summit in Turkey
President Donald Trump is in Ankara, Turkey Tuesday for a two-day summit with NATO leaders who worry his resentment over their loyalty and military spending will fracture the alliance.
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IOC lifts Russia suspension
The International Olympic Committee provisionally lifted it’s suspension of the Russian olympic committee Tuesday.
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Vigil held for fallen officer in Ohio
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Rittman Police Department Monday night for a candlelight vigil honoring Sgt. Scott Ries, who was killed in the line of duty, along with Christie McWilliams and her daughter, McKinley McWilliams, during a deadly shooting in Wayne County.
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Team USA loses 4-1 against Belgium in the World Cup
Team USA’s loss comes after President Donald Trump spoke out against Folarin Balogun’s red card call Sunday.
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Cuban officials work to restore power following blackout
Cuban officials are restoring power to the island nation after the country’s national electric grid collapsed Monday.
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Preliminary hearing underway for man accused of killing Charlie Kirk
Prosecutors are trying to convince a judge they have enough evidence to go to trial and seek the death penalty.
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Evacuation order lifted following train derailment in Ohio
An evacuation order has been lifted in Bucyrus, Ohio following a train derailment that happened Sunday night.
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Heavy rain causes New Jersey store’s roof to partially collapse
More than 60 million people across the mid-Atlantic and northeast were subject to flood watches Monday afternoon.
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