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Australia’s Women’s World Cup opener moved to bigger venue
Australia’s Women’s World Cup opener against Ireland has been moved to a larger stadium amid high demand for tickets.
David Onley remembered as role model, champion of disability rights
Hundreds of people attended the funeral of former Ontario lieutenant-governor David Onley at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church in Toronto. Onley emerged as a tireless advocate of disability rights both during and after his seven-year stint as Ontario’s 2…
Pacific Islands Forum is ‘important’ for security and economic relations: PM Albanese
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Pacific Islands Forum is set to hold an in-person meeting in “coming weeks”, following the election of Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Kiribati’s return to the forum.
“It’s the body that is so importan…
Tyre Nichols investigation: Additional firings include officer, EMS workers
Two Memphis Fire Department emergency medical workers and a driver were fired Monday in connection with the violent arrest and death of Tyre Nichols.
Local Art Students design Indy Cars
We won’t hear the engines of the Detroit Grand Prix revving until June, but preparations are underway and Jennifer Hammond reports on a really cool program involving high school art students.
Monica Gary, former stripper turned pastor, is looking to run for state senator
Monica Gary, a former stripper turned pastor turned politician, is now serving on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors. But she’s launching her bid for state senator this week.
Super Bowl LVII: Glendale releases video for those coming from out of state to attend the big game
The 10-minute video, which features Larry Fitzgerald, takes people on a tour of Glendale and surrounding cities for everything they need to know ahead of the Big Game. FOX 10’s Lindsey Ragas reports.
Migrants protest move from Hell’s Kitchen hotel
A group of migrants living in a hotel in Manhattan are protesting a plan to move them to a shelter at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal.
Pasadena residents still picking up the pieces after tornado devastated neighborhood
Tuesday marks one week since tornadoes ripped through parts of Harris County and one woman from Pasadena shares how she’s been living in her home since then with no roof, no water, and no power.