1 dead in Southwest Philadelphia car crash
A car slammed into a parked tractor-trailer in Southwest Philadelphia, leaving one man dead.
Month: January 2023
3 hospitalized, 2 homes collapsed after apparent gas leak in Port Richmond
Fire officials are investigating after a possible gas leak completely destroyed two homes, and sent three people to the hospital.
1 man hospitalized after domestic shooting in Frankford
Police say the first shooting of the New Year rang out when a woman shot a man early Sunday morning.
More than 45,000 migrants crossed Channel to UK in 2022
A total of 45,756 migrants crossed the Channel to the UK in 2022, Government figures show.
Ukraine Begins New Year With Air Raids, Explosions From Russian Attacks
Air raids and explosions sounded across Kyiv in the early hours of the new year as Russia launched dozens of drones at Ukraine. In a video address, Ukraine’s president honored the sacrifices made by Ukrainians since the invasion. Photo: Gleb Garanich/R…
Celebrating 2023 in Atlanta with the Peach Drop
The Peach Drop returned for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deadly New Year’s shooting during celebrations in Alabama
Police in Mobile, Alabama, are investigating a shooting that sent revelers running for cover.
Phoenix rollover crash on New Years leaves 1 dead, 2 injured
Phoenix police are investigating a rollover crash on New Year’s Day that left one person dead and two others injured.
My son is the ‘world’s strongest boy’ dubbed the ‘Mini Bruce Lee’ – he was ripped with a six pack aged 10
A LITTLE BOY was dubbed ‘Mini Bruce Lee’ after sharing mind-blowing videos that show him reenacting the martial arts star’s most iconic movie scenes.
Ryusei Imai, now 12, rose to fame after his parents posted his intense workouts …
Takeaways in poor parts of England more likely to fail on hygiene
One in five takeaways in some areas of UK did not satisfactorily meet required standards, data showsTakeaways in poorer parts of England are twice as likely to need improvement in food hygiene as those in wealthier areas, with as many as one in five in…