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Suspect arrested after OpenAI CEO Altman’s home targeted with Molotov cocktail
Officers discovered that an unknown male had thrown an “incendiary destructive device” at the home, causing a fire to an exterior gate, police said. There were no reported injuries.
Business booming for local skincare business after relocation
The new store is more open, allowing customers to see products being made as they shop.
Phantoms begin Clark Cup run chasing rare USHL sweep
The Phantoms have a chance to do something nobody has done since 2012-13: sweep the Anderson Cup and Clark Cup in the same season.
Project to repaint lines on roads begins soon in Mahoning County
With warmer weather on the way, road work season is ramping up, and that includes a major push to refresh the lines drivers rely on every day.
Five people charged with murder in deadly Northern California fireworks warehouse explosion
The deadly fireworks explosion near the community of Esparto sparked a massive fire and led to nearby Fourth of July celebrations being called off.
Rappers React to Gucci Mane’s New Song ‘Crash Dummy’
The hip-hop community weighs in. Continue reading…
Gucci Mane Details Alleged Pooh Shiesty Robbery on ‘Crash Dummy’
Gucci says he feels betrayed. Continue reading…
F.A.A. Recruiting Gamers To Solve Air Traffic Controller Shortage
Getty Images / Gamers / Air Traffic Controllers / F.A.A. Desperate times call for desperate measures. The Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.) is now hoping to lure gamers to solve the air traffic controller shortage. Yup, you read that correctly, if you’re good at Call of Duty, the F.A.A. wants you! Currently, highly unqualified Transportation Secretary
Nick Lachey reveals 98 Degrees kept an ‘age of consent’ guide on tour bus
At the time, all four members were in their early 20s.
Kentucky governor signs bills for child protection, sexual assault survivor support
Kentucky State Representative Rebecca Raymer, whose district covers Muhlenberg County, sponsored House Bill 134, which has now been signed by Governor Andy Beshear.