Venice’s mayor said he sent police to the building to determine how the man was able to enter the private residential building and got to the rooftop.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
Stewie, the 4-month-old calf that escaped New York slaughterhouse, gets cow clemency
Video of Stewie the calf escaping a slaughterhouse and roaming New York City streets went viral. A New Jersey sanctuary asked if it could get the cow.
Palm-scanning devices coming to Panera will suggest your favorite menu items, know you by name
The technology is deployed at select bakery-cafes in Panera’s hometown of St. Louis with plans to expand.
TikTok CEO hearing live stream: Watch Shou Zi Chew testify in Congress amid talks of ban
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee Thursday, his first appearance before a Congressional committee.
‘The captain became incapacitated’: Off-duty pilot steps in to help Southwest pilot mid-flight
The incident took place not long after Flight 6013 took off from Las Vegas bound for Columbus, Southwest Airlines said.
World’s first 3D-printed rocket launches successfully, but fails to reach orbit: Watch liftoff
The Terran 1 3D-printed rocket from Relativity Space lifted off Wednesday, but did not reach orbit and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.
Two inmates found at IHOP after escaping Virginia jail using tools made from toothbrushes
Before being busted at the pancake chain, the pair dug a hole through jail walls using a toothbrush and metal object, officials said.
Bouncers ‘saved dozens of lives’ after man in devil masks tries enter strip club holding gun
Tampa police arrested Michael Rudman outside the business after they say he tried to enter the strip club holding a gun and wearing a devil mask.
Need a job? This state is hiring professional bear huggers to crawl into dens
Candidates “have the courage to crawl into a bear den, and have the trust in your coworkers to keep you safe,” the job post reads.
You can no longer hike alone in Nepal: Country bans solo hikers after disappearances
The move goes into effect next month and makes guides now mandatory, according to the Nepal Tourism Board.