Is it easier to fly this year?
Officials expect more than two-million travelers to pass through over the holiday travel period.
Month: July 2023
Chaos at Cumberland Mall after fight
A fight at the Cumberland Mall sent shoppers scrambling for safety. After a few moments of panic, things quickly returned to normal.
John Caldwell says ‘we will get through it together’ after winning award
A senior detective who survived a murder attempt has been greeted with a standing ovation at an awards ceremony, thanking his “fantastic family” for their help during his recovery. DCI John Caldwell was presented with the Special Recognition gong at th…
Guys’ Night: Is friends with benefits possible?
Carolina invited the guys to FRNDS to ask if friends with benefits are possible and if men can maintain close friendships with other men.
Some in the restaurant industry consider raising wages, eliminating tipping for staff
If tipping goes away in favor of a high hourly wage like $30, the ramifications could hurt the industry.
Violence sporadic but ‘less intense’: Key events from the fourth night of unrest in France
Sporadic violence and looting hit several cities across France in a fourth night of protests after the fatal police shooting of a teenager, but it was much less intense than previously, authorities said early Saturday.
Iowa auditor says new law will restrict his office’s access to information
Iowa’s auditor may face new challenges in tracking taxpayer dollars after a new law takes effect Saturday that allows state agencies to deny his office access to information.
Settler violence in Israel opens a new split in Netanyahu’s government
The recent spate of settler attacks on Palestinian villages in the West Bank is deepening fissures in Israel’s right-wing government.
Iowa auditor says new law will restrict his office’s access to information
Iowa’s auditor may face new challenges in tracking taxpayer dollars after a new law takes effect Saturday that allows state agencies to deny his office access to information
After mutiny, Kremlin look to unwind holdings tied to Wagner mercenary boss
Russia used Prigozhin to stir tumult worldwide, including election meddling in the U.S. and proxy wars in Africa. Now, the Kremlin is dismantling his empire.