Day: July 19, 2023

A 69-year-old North Carolina was accused of molesting and inappropriately touching a teenage girl on a Delta flight to Seattle, prosecutors said.

The Florida Board of Education voted on four amendments and a new rule that would impact LGBTQ teachers and students this school year.

Reports that DPS troopers are told to “push” migrants in distress back into Rio Grande sparks political firestorm against Gov. Greg Abbott’s policies.

While ‘Oppenheimer’ has been digitized to work for all screens, director Christopher Nolan said it is best viewed in specific IMAX theaters.

The 2023 World Cup is set to be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Here is where future iterations of the tournament will be held.

Winners of Powerball and Mega Millions Jackpot win $1 Million prize.

Eleven guards are needed.

You’re more likely to be bitten by a shark or struck by lightning than win the lotto. Since Florida’s known for sharks & lightning, we like those odds

A 25-year-old woman died Tuesday after running into a trailer carrying logs while driving in Florida.
      

The Miami Police Department honored 6-year-old Ah’lyric for bravely fighting off an abduction attempt by biting her accused abductor on his arm.

As of July 19, 2023, there have been 7 lottery jackpots that have reached or surpassed $1 billion. Half of the prizes were won in the month of January

“It is my opinion that removing ‘I am Billie Jean King’ from elementary schools infringes on the rights of parents who want their children to learn about Ms. King and the many contributions she has made to our country.”

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Melbourne police alert ends with suspected robber being taken into custody following pursuit in Edgewater, spokesperson said.
      

When determining the best and worst states to live in the U.S., CNBC says crime rates, environmental quality and anti-discrimination laws factor in.

The Hoover Police Department is set to give an update on Carlee Russell, an Alabama woman who returned home Saturday after she was reported missing.

In a letter to board member Ben Gibson, a group of 11 organizations, including the NAACP and the Florida Education Association, criticized the state for omitting or rewriting “key historical facts about the Black experience.”

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Christina Biery was walking in Port Aransas, Texas when she came upon a group of sea stars. One was bigger than the rest.