Fate of U.S. soldier unknown as talks begin between North Korea, UN
Communication has opened up between North Korea and the United Nations over a U.S. soldier that fled into the rogue state last week.
Day: July 24, 2023
Panamax bulkers will need ‘serious push’ in North Atlantic, brokers say
Average spot rate is at a four-month low, according to market data
Indoor farming company backed by Martha Stewart files for bankruptcy
Officials say a Kentucky-based indoor farming company that was backed by Martha Stewart when it began shipping tomatoes in early 2021 has filed for bankruptcy.
Sudan’s forgotten war which risks destabilising entire region as thousands flee fighting
A power struggle between Sudan’s military and the country’s main paramilitary force began on April 15 and has since provoked the death of thousands and the displacement of millions of people.
Guatemalans protest interference by court, prosecutors in August’s second-round election
Hundreds of Guatemalans are protesting the interference by courts and prosecutors in August’s second-round presidential election
Giuliani team that tried to find evidence of 2020 fraud hands over hundreds of documents to January 6 probe
Ex-NYPD boss pardoned by Trump agrees to turn over documents sought by federal prosecutors
Watch: Aerial shots of devastation from wildfires on Greek island of Rhodes
Tens of thousands of people have already fled blazes on Rhodes, with many frightened tourists scrambling to get home on evacuation flights.
How to prevent child deaths in hot cars
In 2023, 14 children have died from vehicular heatstroke in the U.S. including 2 in Texas, according to noheatstroke.org. The Texas Heatstroke Task Force joins us with a reminder that this is a serious and preventable tragedy.
Austin’s Fadi Odeh on Crime Scene Kitchen
Fadi Odeh stops by Teal House to talk to FOX 7’s Tierra Neubaum about being a contestant on Crime Scene Kitchen on FOX.
Changes coming to Maricopa County area codes
Changes are coming to the way phone area codes are assigned and used. FOX 10’s Troy Hayden talks to Doug Clark, Executive Director with the Arizona Corporation Commission about what you need to know before those changes take effect.