Month: September 2019

A joint funeral was held Thursday for the three boys killed in a crash near Woonsocket last weekend. Fifteen-year-old Jordan Klich, his 14-year-old brother, Dylan Klich, and 14-year-old Kristian Kesary died when their car collided [Read More…]

Jun/iStock(NEW YORK) — It’s Hispanic Heritage Month, and an amazing way to celebrate is by supporting Latinx-owned brands. From amazing body products to stylish fashion lines, there are a variety of brands that embrace Hispanic [Read More…]

DisobeyArt/iStock(NEW YORK) — Hundreds of thousands of young people are gearing up for the Global Climate Strike to raise awareness on climate change and urge lawmakers to create policies to help save the planet ahead [Read More…]

MarianVejcik/iStock(NEW YORK) — The organizer of what some are calling the disastrous “2019 Black Yacht Week” — a supposed dream trip in the Caribbean that allegedly turned out to be more of a nightmare — [Read More…]

Joel Carillet/iStock(CAIRO, Egypt) — Wael Ghonim, a United States-based activist who was behind a Facebook page that helped ignite a popular uprising in Egypt in 2011, said his brother was arrested at his family’s home [Read More…]

ABC News(NEW YORK) — Texas residents are grappling with the effects of Imelda after the storm dumped nearly four feet of rain on parts of the Lone Star State. Imelda brought up to 43” of [Read More…]

iStock(NEW YORK) — Prosecutors presented disturbing surveillance video in a court hearing Thursday related to the deadly shooting at a California synagogue in April. The video shows the gunman storming the house of worship and [Read More…]

iStock(PIMA COUNTY, Ariz.) — Thousands of miles from Washington D.C. in Pima County, Arizona, Sheriff Mark Napier works on the front lines of the border crisis. He showed Nightline a section of the border barrier [Read More…]

iStock(HOUSTON) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has declared a disaster in 13 counties as Tropical Storm Imelda brought torrential rain and dangerous flash flooding to the Houston area, stranding residents in their homes, drivers in [Read More…]

iStock(EL PASO, Texas) — The El Paso shooting victim whose story of heroism was disputed by police said he’s standing by his recounting of the attack at the Walmart. Chris Grant was supposed to be [Read More…]

iStock(MORRISTOWN, N.J.) — A New Jersey man was indicted Thursday on charges he supported Hezbollah by scouting possible targets for an attack. Alexei Saab began training with Hezbollah operatives overseas and surveilled multiple locations in [Read More…]

iStock(NEW YORK) — Venerable gun manufacturer Colt says it will stop producing the AR-15, among other rifles, for the consumer market in the wake of many recent mass shootings in which suspects used the weapon. [Read More…]

iStock(COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.) — A Colorado mother is facing criticism from wildlife officials who said she put an injured bobcat into her car next to her child. Parks and Wildlife officials in the southeast region [Read More…]

iStock(NEW YORK) — The bird population in the U.S. and Canada has declined more than 29% percent — or by nearly 3 billion birds — in the last 50 years, according to a new study. [Read More…]