Mackenzie Hill, a resident of San Antonio, Texas has sued Unifi Services after witnessing the death of a ground crew worker who was “ingested” into a plane’s engine.
Author: Saman Shafiq, USA TODAY
Pet alligator in ‘deplorable’ state rescued by landscapers from creek in Pennsylvania
A pet alligator, who was severely underweight and showing signs of deformity, was rescued from a creek in Exeter Township, Pennsylvania.
3,000-year-old arrowhead found in Switzerland was made with iron from meteorite, researchers say
A 3,000-year-old iron arrowhead found in Switzerland was likely made from a meteor, A study by the Natural History Museum Bern has determined.
Sealed first generation iPod bought as a Christmas gift in 2001 sells for $29,000
The sealed 5GB white-silver iPod was originally purchased as a Christmas present in December 2001 by a couple at a mall in Plano, Texas.
Video shows New Yorkers detaining man accused of hitting 10 pedestrians with SUV
Ten people were injured Tuesday on a busy street near the Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan when a stolen SUV suspect ran from the police.
22-month-old girl killed after dresser tips over, trapping her
A 22-month-old child from South Carolina died after a dresser tipped over and suffocated her, Anderson County Coroner said.
Video shows bear trying to escape California heat by chilling in a backyard jacuzzi
The bear was spotted Friday afternoon in a residential neighborhood in Burbank. Police said the bear was last seen peacefully sleeping in a tree.
Video shows suspected Ohio bank robber falling from drive-thru ceiling before arrest
A suspected bank robber was arrested in Ohio as he tried to escape through an access panel, only to fall into a recycling bin with cops nearby/
‘Once in a lifetime’: New Hampshire man’s video shows 3 whales breaching at the same time
A video, captured by New Hampshire’s Robert Addie, shows the three whales breaching at the same time off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
What is AGS? This tick-borne meat allergy may have affected half a million people, CDC says
More than 110,000 suspected cases of alpha-gal syndrome, caused by ticks, were identified between 2010 and 2022, according to the CDC.