Month: May 2019
Ross on Trump Mexico tariff threat
A National Corn Growers Association director in Iowa says Trump’s tariff threat on Mexico caught him off guard Thursday night, “That’s going to be tough on the USMCA package. It’s going to have to make [Read More…]
Chicago Police officers handcuffed 8-year-old, made him stand in the freezing rain during a police raid: Lawsuit
WLS-TV(CHICAGO) — A Chicago mother is accusing Chicago police of using excessive force on her family, including her 8-year-old son, who officers allegedly handcuffed and left in the freezing rain for 40 minutes, according to [Read More…]
‘I have a gigantic alligator…in my kitchen’: 11-foot gator detained after breaking into Florida home
Clearwater Police Department via Facebook(CLEARWATER, Fla.) — An 11-foot alligator has been detained for breaking and entering a Florida home after its resident woke up to find the reptile taking over her kitchen. The offense [Read More…]
The one burning question David Letterman still has for Donald Trump
NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Late-night legend David Letterman has interviewed President Donald Trump many times. As a trailblazing pioneer of late-night comedy and more than 33 years on-air, Letterman told “The [Read More…]
‘We miss her beyond measure,’ family says 1 week after Connecticut mom of 5 vanishes
New Canaan Police Department(NEW CANNAN, Conn) — As the search intensifies for Jennifer Farber Dulos, a mother of five from Connecticut who has gone missing, her family and friends say they’re hopeful for her safe [Read More…]
Milwaukee bus driver saves little boy running through traffic
Milwaukee County Transit System(MILWAUKEE) — A Milwaukee bus driver went above and beyond her daily route, potentially having averted tragedy for a young boy lost in the middle of a busy intersection. Milwaukee County Transit [Read More…]
Mitchell’s Prehistoric Indian Village to offer free admission to youngsters
Starting June 1st, Mitchell’s Prehistoric Indian Village is offering free admission to youngsters aged twelve and under. Executive Director Cindy Gregg says a $10,000 grant from Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad is making it possible. “We’re [Read More…]
Bovine trichomoniasis found in SD cattle herd
Bovine trichomoniasis (trich) has been detected in a South Dakota cattle herd. The disease is transmitted between cows and bulls during breeding and can cows to miscarry early in their pregnancy. Producers can be unaware [Read More…]
North Korea reports first case of African Swine Fever
African Swine Fever continues to spread throughout Asia. North Korea is the latest country to confirm the virus. The country’s ministry of agriculture reported that 77 hogs on a cooperative farm died in an outbreak [Read More…]
Genetic genealogy links former Marine to young woman’s murder in 1976
iStock(ORANGE COUNTY, Calif.) — DNA and genetic genealogy have linked a former Marine to the murder of a young California woman who was strangled to death in 1976, according to authorities. The body of 30-year-old [Read More…]
Flood Warning issued May 31 at 9:49AM MDT until further notice by NWS
…The Flood Warning is cancelled for the following rivers in South Dakota… West Fork Vermillion River Near Parker Big Sioux River At Sioux Falls Western Avenue …The Flood Warning continues for the following rivers in [Read More…]
Flood Warning issued May 31 at 9:49AM MDT until June 01 at 6:00PM MDT by NWS
…The Flood Warning is cancelled for the following rivers in South Dakota… West Fork Vermillion River Near Parker Big Sioux River At Sioux Falls Western Avenue …The Flood Warning continues for the following rivers in [Read More…]
Who will replace UK Prime Minister Theresa May?
iStock(LONDON) — The dust had barely settled on U.K. Prime Minister’s Theresa May’s tearful resignation speech before candidates began lining up to replace her. The next leader of the Conservative Party, and by default the [Read More…]
Armed with a new ordinance, a small town in Florida fights back against hate
iStock(MIAMI) — Gabriel Groisman knows that his town wasn’t always welcoming to minorities. Until 1968, deed restrictions kept Jews and blacks from owning property in the seaside village of Bal Harbour, about a 45-minute drive [Read More…]
USDA: 2018 cash cattle, hogs worth $88 billion
The USDA says cash receipts from meat animals in 2018 totaled $88.203 billion, a slight increase from 2017. Cattle and calves accounted for 76% of the total, with hogs and pigs making up the remaining [Read More…]
Amid abortion debates, activists remember Dr. George Tiller’s murder 10 years ago
iStock(NEW YORK) — The spate of abortion restrictions that have passed in various states in recent months have some abortion advocates fearful, but Friday marks a different emotional low point. May 31, 2019, is the [Read More…]
Numbers for $444 Mega Millions jackpot will be drawn Friday night
youngvet/iStock(NEW YORK) — Grab your lottery tickets because the drawing for the $444 Mega Millions jackpot is Friday night. The cash value is estimated at $221 million. The numbers will be drawn at 11 p.m. [Read More…]
Feds can’t agree why 2K kids are waiting to get picked up from border stations
John Moore/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — More than 2,400 children were waiting to get picked up from Border Patrol stations along the U.S.-Mexico border as of Friday, officials said, and the federal agencies in charge of caring [Read More…]
EPA finalizes plan to expand ethanol use in gasoline this summer
jaboo2foto/iStock(WASHINGTON) — Gasoline that contains a higher percentage of ethanol should be available to drivers around the country this summer, the Trump administration announced Friday. The Environmental Protection Agency finalized a proposal to lift limits [Read More…]
North Korea executed its top nuclear negotiators, according to report
Anchiy/iStock(SEOUL, South Korea) — North Korea allegedly purged high-level officials after nuclear negotiations stalled between leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump, according to South Korea’s major newspaper ChosunIlbo. Kim Hyok-Chol, a senior envoy [Read More…]