New California law legalizes jaywalking Pedestrians can now cross the street outside of an intersection without breaking the law as long as it is safe to do so.
'Reprehensible': HS football players acted out 'slave auction' A high school football team in Yuba City, California, will be forfeiting the remainder of its season after some players acted out a slave auction. Video Icon Video
New prehistoric sea monster discovered in Wyoming Researchers have discovered a new type of prehistoric sea creature whose name translates to “snakey crocodile-face.”
Wisconsin parade suspect to represent himself in trial Darrell Brooks’ trial was never going to be easy for the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha. Now it could hurt even more. Gallery Icon Gallery
Trump rallies for Michigan’s Dixon, complains about lawsuit Former President Donald Trump appeared at a rally in Michigan for Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon. Video Icon Video
Missouri farmer pleads guilty to deaths of Wisconsin brothers A Missouri farmer has been sentenced to life in prison after he admitted he killed two Wisconsin brothers. Video Icon Video
Despite Ian’s punch, wedding day saved on wet Pawleys Island For two visiting families, the perfect wedding almost got derailed by Hurricane Ian’s landfall and aftermath.
Autopsy says Tennessee teacher died of gunshot wound to head Fletcher was running on the University of Memphis campus when she was forced into a vehicle after a struggle at about 4 a.m. Sept 2.
1 person killed after shooter enters Arkansas hospital An active shooter was reported at a hospital outside Little Rock, Arkansas, police confirmed Wednesday. Video Icon Video
Arizona judge refuses to suspend order halting abortions Under this ruling, the state’s abortion providers will not be able to restart procedures.
1 teen dies after Tulsa homecoming game shooting A 17-year-old male was pronounced dead at the scene of a high school homecoming game shooting.
O'Rourke to NewsNation: Abbott is 'scared' of losing Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke told NewsNation he knows incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott is “scared” to lose to him in November’s election. Video Icon Video
25 ribbons: Baking champ sweeps Virginia County Fair competitions Baking champ Linda Skeens swept the Virginia County Fair, winning 25 different ribbons for her cooking, baking and crafting. Video Icon Video
Hurricane Ian recovery continues, death toll rises Hurricane Ian devastated Florida’s southwest coast. Now, rescuers work to evacuate survivors. Video Icon Video
Is it safe to flush toilets during severe flooding? As Hurricane Ian causes flooding across the state, many residents find themselves asking, “can I flush my toilet?”
FDNY EMS worker stabbed to death in NYC An FDNY EMS member was fatally stabbed in a “barbaric” and “unprovoked attack” while on duty in New York City on Thursday. Video Icon Video
SCOTUS: Immigration, voting rights among top cases in new term The court has said it will decide cases on affirmative action, voting rights and LGBTQ people’s rights.
NYC plan would pay cash for reporting bike lane violations A New York City councilman proposed a bill offering locals cash for telling on bike lane parking violators.
Search for missing migrants continues after Ian sinks vessel “We still have search crews out there today looking for any signs of anyone in the mangroves, hulled somewhere, holding onto something floating.” Video Icon Video
High-speed migrant pursuits turn deadly in rural border towns High-speed car chases through rural towns near the border have become increasingly common — and have often turned fatal — over the last year.
Medical fast pass border lane opens in Tijuana The lane is considered an incentive for Americans who want an alternative to expensive health care north of the border. Video Icon Video
Home prices may drop but won't crash: What to know Please “crash faster so I might be able to own my own place one day,” a Twitter user pleaded.
These loans don't qualify for student debt relief now President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan was abruptly updated on Thursday to exclude certain borrowers, according to Education Department guidance.
When will Social Security reveal 2023's COLA increase? The Social Security Administration is getting ready to announce the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security beneficiaries in 2023, and it’s expected to be a sizable increase.
