Search operations continued Tuesday near the wreckage of the Boeing 737-800. No survivors have been found in more than a day since the airplane crash.
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Chinese plane, a Boeing 737 with 132 people on board, crashes in province of Guangxi, state media says
Broadcaster CCTV said the accident involved a China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737 and occurred near the city of Wuzhou in Teng county.
Man suspected of targeting homeless men in New York, DC shootings arrested, charged with murder
The suspect has been identified as Gerald Brevard, 30, and authorities say he has an arrest history that includes assaulting an officer in Washington.
5 shot after ‘cold-blooded killer’ targeted homeless men in Washington, New York City
Five homeless men have been shot in a string of attacks that officials say a “cold-blooded killer” carried out in Washington and New York City.
New York wants to stop people from living in the subways. But where will they go?
Amid recent subway stabbings and violence, Mayor Eric Adams says New York City will no longer allow people to shelter in the subway system.
Woman killed in ‘horrific’ stabbing is latest in string of violent attacks against Asian Americans
Assamad Nash was charged with the murder of Christina Yuna Lee in the fatal Chinatown stabbing. New York police have not said if it was a hate crime.
Unusual winter fires in Southern California burn several homes, spur evacuations
Two fires, one near Los Angeles and the other farther south near Laguna Beach, spread amid fierce winds on Thursday, along with a continued drought.
Suspect in fatal Washington grocery store shooting had been ‘spiraling mentally,’ court records say
Police arrested suspect Aaron Christopher Kelly late Monday after they said he shot two people, killing one, at a Fred Meyer in Richland, Washington.
Massive winter storm takes aim at Northeast, expected to dump ice across 1,000+ miles
A massive winter storm will bring snow and ice to the Northeast, with the heaviest snow expected overnight, according to the National Weather Service.
‘It is scary, it is horrifying’: Bomb threats made to more than a dozen HBCUs over 2 days
For the second day in a row, several historically Black colleges and universities reported bomb threats Tuesday.