Month: November 2019

clintspencer/iStock(NEW YORK) — A rare tornado struck the KwaZulu Natal Midlands in South Africa on Tuesday, killing two people, injuring 20 more and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The KwaZulu Natal Province, [Read More…]

NataliaCatalina/iStock(LONDON) — Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will spend this Christmas, their first as parents to son Archie, apart from the rest of the royal family. The duke and duchess [Read More…]

martince2/iStock(NEW YORK) — Almost 27 million travelers are expected to pass through Transportation Security Administration checkpoints over the Thanksgiving holiday, a 4% increase from 2018, the agency said. From Nov. 22 through Dec. 2, the [Read More…]

aijohn784/iStock(DETROIT) — When a 21-year-old Detroit, Michigan, aspiring nurse did not contact her father as she was heading home from work, red flags were raised. KaBria Arnold’s close-knit family had a system where they would [Read More…]

WEWS(CLEVELAND) — A suspect has been arrested for the murder of a 6-year-old girl who was asleep in her Cleveland home when she was fatally shot in the head, authorities said Wednesday. Lyric Lawson was [Read More…]

DNY59/iStock(BOSTON) — A former Southern California private school director and test administrator has agreed to a plea deal in cooperation with the government for his role in the college admissions scandal nicknamed “Varsity Blues.” Igor [Read More…]

jetcityimage/iStock(BERLIN) — Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the location of the company’s fourth new Gigafactory: Berlin, Germany. “We’ve decided to put the Tesla Gigafactory Europe in the Berlin area,” Musk said on stage at the [Read More…]

Demolition of the buildings at 301 and 305 North Main Street is underway as crews began around 8:30 Wednesday morning. Mitchell Area Development Corporation executive director Mark Vaux was on hand to witness the start [Read More…]

Oleksii Liskonih/iStock(LONDON) — Authorities in Anguilla have declared an American man a “fugitive” after he failed to return to the British Caribbean territory for a court hearing in a manslaughter case. U.S. citizen Scott Hapgood, [Read More…]