Month: October 2018

Korea Pool/Getty Images(PANMUNJOM, North Korea) — North and South Korea have agreed to rebuild connections between railways and roads that were severed during the Korean War more than 60 years ago. Delegations from the two [Read More…]

Korea Pool/Getty Images(PANMUNJOM, North Korea) — North and South Korea have agreed to rebuild connections between railways and roads that were severed during the Korean War more than 60 years ago. Delegations from the two [Read More…]

NYPD(NEW YORK) — Police released photos of three men allegedly involved in a violent clash between right- and left-wing protesters in New York City last week. Investigators with the New York Police Department say the [Read More…]

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Robin Hood(NEW YORK) — When Melinda Gates was in high school she received a gift from her father that would change her life: an Apple III computer. The Dallas native spent [Read More…]

ABCNews.com(FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky.) — Kentucky mom is expressing outrage after viewing surveillance video of a teacher dragging her son through the hallway at school, an incident she says left him bruised and traumatized. Jo Grayson [Read More…]

ABC News(LOS ANGELES) — More than two dozen people were injured on Sunday after a bus crossed a freeway divider and plowed into a passenger car on the 405 in Los Angeles. The accident happened [Read More…]

Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesPrince Harry and Meghan Markle, formally the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are in a family way. An official tweet from Kensington Palace just confirmed that, “Their Royal Highnesses…are very pleased to announce that the Duchess [Read More…]

NOAA(CALLAWAY, Fla.) — As hundreds of rescuers combed the Florida Panhandle for missing people in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, Amber Gee found her uncle and aunt when she used a government interactive satellite map [Read More…]

WABI(BANGOR, Maine) — A 7-year-old boy who was not supposed to live past April was surprised with a police escort to his final cancer treatment. Liam Silveira from Bangor, Maine, has been fighting high grade [Read More…]

Spread The Vote(SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico) — Javier Munoz is on a mission. The former star of hit Broadway musical “Hamilton” is trying to get people the identification cards they need to vote this November. [Read More…]

Scott Olson/Getty Images(MEXICO BEACH, Fla.) — At least 46 people remained unaccounted for on Sunday in Mexico Beach, Florida, an area pulverized by Hurricane Michael, the city’s mayor told ABC News. Mayor Al Cathey said [Read More…]

Clayton County Police Department(ATLANTA) — What police initially thought was a serious car crash turned into a murder mystery in Georgia after doctors found a bullet lodged in the neck of an aspiring fashion model [Read More…]

ABC News(PANAMA CITY, Fla.) — Hurricane Michael’s death toll has climbed to 17 as search-and-rescue crews continue to sift through the wreckage of once-bustling oceanside cities, like Mexico Beach and Panama City Beach, four days [Read More…]

WCVB(SAN JOSE, Costa Rica) — The body of a newlywed was discovered in Costa Rica on Saturday, bringing to an end a short search for the groom after he was swept away by floodwaters on [Read More…]

Guillaume Payen/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Hackers accessed much more private information in a recent Facebook breach than the social media giant previously revealed.  Two weeks ago, Facebook announced that 50 million users [Read More…]

Keystone/Getty Images(VATICAN CITY) — The embroidered banner-portraits of the seven people Pope Francis will proclaim saints already hang on the façade of Saint Peter’s Basilica ahead of the solemn ceremony Sunday. The new tombstone and [Read More…]

Stephanie Keith/Getty Images(AMSTERDAM, N.Y.) — Four sisters and their four family members who were among 20 people killed in a limousine crash in upstate New York last week will all be laid to rest Saturday. [Read More…]