By Meredith Stutz Click here for updates on this story SWITZERLAND COUNTY, Indiana (WLWT) — On-and-off again rain storms continued to pour over Southeastern Indiana Monday as crews spent Labor Day working to clear debris and restore power. On Saturday, flooding caused creeks and portions of the Ohio River to rise in parts of Jefferson
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By Jack Guy and Nicola Ruotolo, CNN An American visitor to Rome has been fined €450 ($450) for eating and drinking while sitting on the side of a fountain, under rules designed to maintain the “decorum” of the city in the face of overtourism. The 55-year-old had chosen the edge of the Fontana dei Catecumeni
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By Todd Dykes Click here for updates on this story CINCINNATI (WLWT) — Being on the receiving end of 12 bullets has filled Whitney Austin with both gratitude and empathy. “I’ve been given four bonus years,” Austin said. “I think about those who lost their lives on this day and how their family members have
Continue ReadingBy Christian Balderas Click here for updates on this story SALINAS, California (KSBW) — As the oppressive heat wave continues across California, wildlife experts warn of increased risks of a dangerous rattlesnake encounter. Late summer is rattlesnake birthing season. The Northern Pacific Rattlesnake, the only venomous snake species in the northern and central coast of
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By Munashe Kwangwari Click here for updates on this story JEFFERSON COUNTY, Indiana (WLKY) — Only a wooden foundation remains at a now empty lot in 8300 block Brushy Fork Road in Madison, Indiana after a flash flood devastated the area over the weekend. A home, belonging to Linda and Tony Wood, used to be
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By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — With legal sports betting in its fifth year in much of the U.S., things are getting much more intense, with increasing ways to bet and more opportunities to rapidly win — and lose — money. When the defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams kick
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By Matt McFarland, CNN Business Tesla’s price for the feature it calls “full self-driving” has increased again. This time to $15,000, making it an unusually expensive option for a car. “After wide release of FSD Beta 10.69.2, price of FSD will rise to $15k in North America on September 5,” Musk tweeted last month. The
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By KIM COOK Associated Press Even though she was moving into a rental apartment, Alexa d’Argence was eager to put her personal stamp on it. “Loving my space is more important to me than my security deposit. So I just went for it with paint, shelves, window treatments and upgrading the medicine cabinet,” says d’Argence,
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Oscar Holland, CNN Jerry Seinfeld is known for many things but being a style icon was never among them. Unless, of course, you count the “The Puffy Shirt” from the “Seinfeld” episode of the same name — a garment that is so iconic that it now lives permanently at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American
Continue Readingurielblanco (CNN Español) — Fernando Sabag Montiel volvió a negarse a declarar ante la jueza María Eugenia Capuchetti y el fiscal Carlos Rívolo. El hombre de 35 años, detenido luego de que apuntara y gatillara un arma de fuego a centímetros de la cara de la vicepresidenta de Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, fue indagado
Continue Reading DOHA, Qatar (AP) — FIFA has promised to stage free concerts with international stars for visitors to the official Fan Festival in Qatar during the World Cup. FIFA says the Al Bidda Park in central Doha will host “concerts starring top global and local music acts and live works by internationally acclaimed performance artists.” The
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By Katie Hunt and Hilary Whiteman, CNN Buried in a shallow grave deep within a remote Indonesian cave, archaeologists have found the bones of a young individual they say could rewrite medical history. Using radiocarbon dating techniques, scientists estimate the body has lain undisturbed for 31,000 years inside the Liang Tebo cave in eastern Kalimantan
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By Dillon Thomas Click here for updates on this story Colorado (KCNC) — A New Mexico man traveled to northern Colorado Tuesday morning to thank medical workers at Northern Colorado Medical Center (NCMC) for their life-saving care. Jose Graciano, considered one of Colorado’s most severely ill patients with COVID-19 earlier this year, spent more than
Continue Reading WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden will highlight his plans for drastically reducing cancer deaths and boosting treatments for the disease in what he has calls “this generation’s moonshot.” Biden’s speech at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston on Monday will come on the 60th anniversary of his predecessor’s speech outlining
Continue Reading By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — Red-shirted teachers and staff in Seattle Public Schools took to the picket lines instead of the classroom on what was supposed to be the first day of school Wednesday. They’re on strike for the first time since 2015, over issues that include pay and educational support for
Continue Reading By MICHELLE R. SMITH Associated Press BATAVIA, N.Y. (AP) — The crowd swayed on its feet, arms pumping, the beat of Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It” thumping in their chests. The people under the revival tent hooted as Michael Flynn strode across the stage, bopping and laughing, singing the refrain into his microphone
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By Clare Duffy, CNN Business A Delaware judge on Wednesday denied Elon Musk’s request to delay his trial with Twitter over their $44 billion acquisition deal after a former top executive alleged the company has serious security vulnerabilities. However, Musk’s team will be allowed to add arguments based on the former executive’s whistleblower disclosure to
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By Scottie Andrew, CNN Peter Straub, an author who helped usher in our decades-long fascination with horror fiction, had a way of weaving macabre and heart-wrenching prose into one sentence. Even stories about ghostly hauntings, sinister parallel universes or grisly murders could feel mournful, sensitive and cathartic in Straub’s hands. From his seminal 1979 novel,
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By Maggie Kent Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A South Philadelphia electrical contracting company is looking for answers after its checks were stolen. “It’s so disruptive and it feels very violating. It’s also hard because it seems that nobody cares,” said Debra Lutz. Lutz is the owner of GEN3 Electric.
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By WPVI Staff Click here for updates on this story SICKLERVILLE, New Jersey (WPVI) — A worker on the back of a garbage truck pushed his coworker out of the way when he noticed a car heading straight for them in Sicklerville, Camden County. It happened just before 7 p.m. Tuesday on the 900 block
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