The Mega Millions jackpot climbed to an estimated $476 million after no one won big on April 11, 2023. No one has won the top prize since January.
Author: Jordan Mendoza, USA TODAY
A Jeep was submerged in a Texas lake. When authorities arrived, they found a woman alive inside
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office found the woman alive after a fisherman spotted a Jeep submerged in a lake.
Tupperware warns it could go out of business, says there’s ‘substantial doubt’ it can continue
Tupperware reps said, in an effort to stay in business, the kitchen and storage container company is enlisting the help of advisors to find financing.
‘Mystery animal’ in Texas? Wildlife officials investigate what was caught on camera
The animal was spotted in the Rio Grande Valley, as officials asked for the public’s help to determine what it is.
Temperatures on the rise in the US, melting snow leads to flood watches: weather forecast
After weeks of winter weather, the country will begin to have some heat as temperatures will continue to rise throughout the week.
Puppy ‘miraculously’ uninjured after being thrown out of vehicle during LA police chase
The Los Angeles Police Department said a puppy was not injured after it was thrown out of a vehicle during a two-hour police chase.
Fortune ‘100 Best Companies to Work For’ is out. Here’s the top 10, and which companies were added
Fortune magazine released its annual ranking of the best companies to work for in 2023, with some companies making big jumps and others falling out.
Volkswagen recalls more than 143,000 Atlas models, warns to not use front passenger seat
Volkswagen warns owners to not use the front passenger seat because the air bag may be deactivated, which could increase risk of injury in a crash.
2 workers killed after being trapped in construction at John F. Kennedy International Airport
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said two workers were trapped under construction rubble at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
It was thought to be a mineral for over a century. It actually may be the first known dinosaur egg
A mineral that sat Natural History Museum in London for over a century may actually be the the first known dinosaur egg, researchers say.