Day: July 6, 2023

People in 16 US states could see the northern lights next Thursday as they are forecast to shine over northern parts of the country.

One home improvement company asked an AI generator to create images of a “typical home” in every state and 30 big cities. Here they are.

A Georgia Sherrif’s deputy is being called a hero after bodycam footage was released showing Sgt. Ashleigh Taylor rescuing a woman from a burning car.

A man identified as English tourist Ivan Danailov Dimitrov, 27, was seen in a video carving “Ivan+Haley 23” into the nearly 2,000-year-old Colosseum

DeSantis raised $20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign, while an allied super PAC raised $130 million since March.

Ronnie Jaeger couldn’t find his cat when he started work at The Camellia Grill in New Orleans early Monday morning. Video captured could lead to her return.
      

Amid record temperatures, outdoor workers are feeling the heat.

Multiple waterfront homes sell in the seven digits on the Space Coast in June.

This home at 2442 Newfound Harbour Drive on Merritt Island was the most expensive home sold on the Space Coast in June 2023.

The complaint is based on a media report from May that found a newly-formed nonprofit had arranged to fly DeSantis to nearly a dozen speaking events.

A schism between conservatives and liberals in the United Methodist Church about LGBTQ+ issues resulted in one fifth of congregations leaving.

Billed as “meat without the slaughter,” lab-grown or “cultivated” meat made by two manufacturers has been approved for sale to U.S. consumers.

The boy was found in a bedroom gasping for air when officers arrived at the home in Toccoa, a northeastern Georgia city near the South Carolina border.

Rudy Farias, the Texas man who was found alive eight years after he was reported missing, was living with his mother the whole time, Houston PD said.

A former Amazon warehouse manager was sentenced to 16 years in prison for stealing nearly $10 million from the company with the help of six other people.

By testing blood donations nationwide, the CDC estimated 77.5% of individuals contracted COVID-19 by the end of 2022.