In a recent ruling, the Ohio Supreme Court determined that patrons ordering “boneless” chicken wings should not expect the food to be entirely free of bones. This decision stems from the case of Michael Berkheimer, who, in 2016, encountered a significant health issue after consuming boneless wings at Wings on Brookwood, an Ohio restaurant. Incident … Read more
Months of complaints about Miami-Dade County’s Better Bus Network, which reimagined service by cutting and altering dozens of routes last fall, have finally led to significant changes. The Department of Transportation authorized adjustments to 21 routes, which took effect this week, addressing issues raised by commuters and highlighting concerns brought to light in February. Community … Read more
On Wednesday, Miami-Dade County workers undertook a significant effort to address a growing issue at Miami International Airport: the presence of individuals living there without permission. The initiative follows a violent incident last Saturday, where a 17-year-old homeless girl was stabbed multiple times in an unprovoked attack that highlighted the struggles faced by a vulnerable … Read more
A traveler to Death Valley National Park was rescued and hospitalized on Saturday after suffering third-degree burns on his feet. The park is currently experiencing scorching summer temperatures, as highlighted in a press release by the National Park Service (NPS). Dangerous Heat: A Walk Turns Perilous The 42-year-old man from Belgium was exploring the Mesquite … Read more
A significant rockfall has led to the closure of State Route 7 at Mingo Junction in New Philadelphia, Ohio. The incident occurred Thursday, prompting immediate action from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to address the situation. State Route 7 Closed Due to Rockfall The rockfall happened as part of an ongoing rockfall remediation project … Read more
Early Thursday morning, a New York City bus driver experienced a medical episode that led to a dramatic crash into a closed Burger King restaurant in Brooklyn, according to police reports. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) bus struck the fast food establishment shortly after midnight, causing significant damage. The driver was promptly taken to a … Read more
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has chosen the University of Texas’s Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to become the nation’s Leadership-Class Computing Facility, investing a substantial $457 million. This investment, announced in a press release on July 11, will position TACC at the forefront of national research initiatives. A Major Investment for National Research … Read more
The invasive and poisonous hammerhead worm, resembling a creature from a science fiction movie, is causing concern across Texas. This dangerous species, which looks like a snake but is far more perilous, is on the rise due to favorable conditions. An Unwelcome Arrival: The Hammerhead Worm According to the Austin-American-Statesman, the hammerhead worm population in … Read more
After more than five decades, Southwest Airlines is retiring its iconic open seating policy. In a significant shift, the Dallas-based airline announced that it will implement assigned seating, responding to evolving customer preferences for longer flights. This change, along with other operational updates, aims to broaden Southwest’s appeal to both new and existing customers. Adapting … Read more
Following a recent Supreme Court decision that permits cities and states to enforce bans on public sleeping, Newsom has ordered state agencies to clear these encampments, which have increased in urban areas such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento. Supreme Court Ruling and Executive Order The Supreme Court’s decision on the Grants Pass case … Read more