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Teen Dies, Several Injured in Early Morning Shooting in Michigan

Teen Dies, Several Injured in Early Morning Shooting in Michigan

Early Monday morning, a tragic shooting occurred in Lansing, Michigan, resulting in the death of a 17-year-old boy and injuries to several others. According to the Lansing Police Department, officers responded to the scene downtown at approximately 2:50 a.m. Upon arrival, they encountered a large crowd and multiple shooting victims. The ages of the victims … Read more

Powerful Windstorms Cause Widespread Power Outages in New Jersey

Powerful Windstorms Cause Widespread Power Outages in New Jersey

Strong wind gusts from a series of rainstorms caused power outages for thousands of New Jersey residents on Monday afternoon, with Morris County among the hardest hit areas. As of 3:20 p.m., nearly 400 homes in Randolph, about 200 in Denville and Parsippany, and approximately 100 in Morris Plains were left without electricity, according to … Read more

Bronx Faces Theater Drought with Concourse Plaza Multiplex Closing

Bronx Faces Theater Drought with Concourse Plaza Multiplex Closing

The Bronx will soon be down to just one movie theater for the entire borough as Concourse Plaza Multiplex Cinemas is set to close. This decision has left residents and long-time patrons disheartened, as the theater has been a significant part of the community for generations. A Community Staple Shuts Down Showcase Cinemas, the operator … Read more

Beloved Brooklyn Ice Cream Shop Faces Eviction Amidst Neighborhood Gentrification

Beloved Brooklyn Ice Cream Shop Faces Eviction Amidst Neighborhood Gentrification

An iconic ice cream shop in Brooklyn faces eviction this summer, stirring distress among neighbors and long-time customers who have watched their community change rapidly due to gentrification. Anthony “Tony” Fongyit, 74, has owned Scoops Ice Cream Parlor on Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens since May 1984. For nearly 40 years, Scoops has been … Read more

Fremont’s Struggle with Homelessness: Residents Seek Action Amidst Rising Challenges

Fremont's Struggle with Homelessness: Residents Seek Action Amidst Rising Challenges

Packy Adams, a 70-year-old Fremont native, has been living out of his car with his dog Zeus for the past three years. Adams, who spends his days recycling aluminum cans to earn money for food, has adapted to this harsh reality. “This is my best friend, companion, everything,” Adams said about Zeus. He parks overnight … Read more

Safeway Removes Self-Checkout Machines to Combat Theft

Safeway Removes Self-Checkout Machines to Combat Theft

Safeway has confirmed that it is removing self-checkout machines at several stores due to increasing incidents of theft. Although the grocery chain did not specify which locations are affected, a statement indicated that the decision was made to address the rising theft rates. “Operational changes have been made at select stores throughout the Bay Area … Read more

Severe Weather Threatens Midwest and South Texas Over Memorial Day Weekend

Severe Weather Threatens Midwest and South Texas Over Memorial Day Weekend

Forecasters are issuing warnings of another day of heightened risk of dangerous tornadoes in the Midwest on Saturday. The National Weather Service in Oklahoma has likened the situation to “a gasoline-soaked brush pile,” cautioning that any storms that form could produce large hail, dangerous winds, and tornadoes. With millions of people traveling for Memorial Day … Read more

Minnesota National Guard Joins Search for Missing Canoeists in Boundary Waters

Minnesota National Guard Joins Search for Missing Canoeists in Boundary Waters

As the search for two missing canoeists in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCA) extends into its second week, the Minnesota National Guard has been called in to assist. The canoeists went missing near Curtain Falls on May 18. Governor Tim Walz authorized the deployment on Thursday, emphasizing the urgency and difficulty of the … Read more

North Carolina Mom Wanders Around Cemetries for Her Baby’s Name

North Carolina Mom Wanders Around Cemetries for Her Baby's Name

A North Carolina mother, Haley Hodge, has recently gone viral after sharing her unconventional approach to choosing a baby name by visiting a cemetery. For Hodge, this tradition is deeply rooted in her family history. Her parents named her younger sister, Cooper, after noticing the name on a gravestone at a funeral. A Family Tradition … Read more

California’s Delay in Tiny Homes for Homeless Sparks Controversy

California's Delay in Tiny Homes for Homeless Sparks Controversy

California Governor Gavin Newsom’s promise to deliver 1,200 tiny homes to aid homeless residents across the state by March 2023 has faced significant setbacks, according to a recent report by CalMatters. Despite the initial plan to purchase and distribute the homes to San Jose, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Diego County, only 150 tiny homes … Read more