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Investigation Underway Following Death of Presley Gerber at 27
Authorities are investigating the death of Presley Gerber, 27, who was found unresponsive at a Santa Monica rehabilitation facility on September 20.
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U.S. Student Aid Application Opens Record-Early in Test of System Reliability
Launched on a record-early Sept. 23, the new 2027-28 FAFSA introduces real-time Pell Grant eligibility estimates to prevent the technical delays of prior years.
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Category 4 Hurricane Polo Tracks Near Mexico’s Pacific Coast
Hurricane Polo remains a powerful Category 4 storm off Mexico’s coast, threatening coastal regions with high waves, heavy rain, and potential mudslides.
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Search persists for child at Lake Macbride after fatal school field trip
A search is underway for a child after an adult died during a Borlaug Elementary School field trip at Iowa’s Lake Macbride on Tuesday.
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Polar Vortex Strengthening: What It Means for New Jersey’s Winter Outlook
As the polar vortex strengthens, meteorologists are monitoring its potential to influence New Jersey’s winter weather, with focus shifting to January and February.
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Inquest opens into death of Dr. Mark Deakin, key figure in Letby trial
A formal inquest has begun into the death of Dr. Mark Deakin, a consultant paediatrician who testified during the trial of serial killer nurse Lucy Letby.
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USDA Issues Class I Recall for 167,000 Pounds of Uninspected Meat Products
Federal regulators have recalled over 167,000 pounds of raw meat sold under the A&D Foods label due to lack of inspection and falsified USDA markings.
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Coastal Flood Warnings Issued as Mid-Atlantic Braces for Multi-Day Storm
The National Weather Service has issued coastal flood warnings for the Mid-Atlantic as a strong storm brings high winds and major inundation risks through Friday.
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Sunnyfields Farm Sets New World Record with David Attenborough Pumpkin Mosaic
Sunnyfields Farm in Hampshire has broken its own Guinness World Record by creating a 218.19 sq m portrait of Sir David Attenborough using 10,000 pumpkins.
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Hundreds Evacuated in Falmouth as Military Assesses WW2 Munition
Authorities in Cornwall have ordered the evacuation of over 300 homes in Falmouth after a 250kg unexploded American munition was discovered at the local docks.
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Dr. Lewis E. Dodley Sr., Longtime Columbus Educator and Mentor, Dies at 85
Columbus mourns the loss of Dr. Lewis E. Dodley Sr., a dedicated educator and mentor known as “Baba,” who passed away at 85, leaving a lasting community.
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Ole Miss Investigates Student Deaths Amid Kratom Discovery
Authorities in Mississippi are investigating the deaths of two students after packaged kratom was discovered at their residences.
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Housing Crisis Inflicting Long-Term Damage on One-Parent Families, Report Finds
A new report by One Family warns that Ireland’s housing crisis is causing long-term developmental delays in children and forcing parents to remain in abusive homes.
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Anti-Migrant Activist Films Himself Slashing Rescue Dinghy in English Channel
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, known as Danny Tommo, is facing backlash after livestreaming himself attacking a rescue dinghy in the English Channel.
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Hurricane Polo Hits Category 5 as Record El Niño Intensifies
Hurricane Polo has rapidly intensified into a rare Category 5 storm, fueled by record-breaking Pacific Ocean temperatures during a historic El Niño event.
