At least 79 dead, hundreds feared missing after overcrowded boat sinks
Initial reports suggested hundreds of people may have been aboard when the boat went down far from shore
Day: June 15, 2023
After long waits, new pilgrims prepare for Hajj’s return, the first major one since COVID-19
This year’s Hajj is a landmark: the first full pilgrimage after a daunting period of three years when the COVID-19 pandemic sharply reduced the scale of one of Islam’s holiest rites.
War disrupts education of Ukrainian kids, even those who’ve found safety abroad
Russian forces have destroyed or damaged thousands of Ukrainian schools.
Man pistol-whipped on DART train
A FOX 4 viewer sent a video showing a man they described as being “pistol-whipped” while on a northbound Red Line train at LBJ/Central Station in Dallas
DDOT bus driver who fatally hit pedestrian had 7previous crashes including one that previously caused death
Victim Janice Bauer, 67, was laid to rest on Tuesday. But many are left wondering how the city bus driver in the incident, Geraldine Johnson, was even on the road for the crash.
Trackdown: Help find suspects who assaulted store worker
This week’s Trackdown goes to Fort Worth, where there was a theft at a Family Dollar that turned into an assault when employees tried to get pictures of two suspects and their vehicle.
Meghan Markle ‘cutting the chain’ from ‘mentally disturbed’ Prince Harry
Royal biographer and commentator Angela Levin has said Meghan Markle is “cutting the chain” from Prince Harry after his solo appearance at the US Department of Defense’s Warrior Games this week.
Ms Levin told GB News host Dan Wootton the Duchess of Su…
Abbott signs fentanyl-related bills into law
Gov. Abbott signed four pieces of fentanyl-related legislation into law on Wednesday, including one bill that require fentanyl education in Texas schools, and another that prosecutes fentanyl-related deaths as murder.
Minnesota AIDS Project: 40 years of support
10,000 Minnesotans are living with HIV and 300 more are diagnosed every year. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the first organization in the state dedicated to supporting them.