Oklahoma couple lucky to be alive shows why you can't weather out a tornado in a mobile home
Oklahoma couple lucky to be alive shows why you can't weather out a tornado in a mobile home
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CNNThis part of the US is at highest risk for a devastating tsunami
The geological record of the region indicates on average, these mega earthquake and tsunami events happen every 500 years.
- The Weather Network
Canada is divided by steep temperature contrast this week
It's a tale of two different climates across Canada this week. Those in Western Canada will need to break out their jackets while Eastern Canada will be sweating through a dangerous heat dome
- Kansas City Star
MO woman convicted of murder and imprisoned more than 40 years is innocent, judge rules
Attorneys for Sandra Hemme immediately moved to free her from the prison in Chillicothe. If released, Hemme’s prison term will mark the longest known wrongful conviction of a woman in U.S. history.
- The Weather Network
Chilly pattern brings stormy, snowy weekend to B.C.
The final weekend of spring will bring chilly, snowy conditions to parts of the West Coast as an active storm track blankets the region
- Miami Herald
Miami-Dade officers face manslaughter charges for the deaths of UPS driver, bystander
The four Miami-Dade police officers turned themselves in at the Broward Main Jail on Friday and Saturday. They’ve since been released.
- USA TODAY
Watch rare birth of twin elephant calves in Thailand as baby girl surprises everyone
Caretakers at the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace and Royal Kraal only planned on Chamchuri giving birth to one calf one June 7. Then another calf emerged.
- BBC
How a Kenyan farmer became a champion of climate change denial
A Kenyan farmer has caught the eye of climate change deniers worldwide. But what is driving him?
- The Weather Network
Temperatures get cranked in Central Canada as extreme heat moves in
Folks in Ontario and Quebec will want to avoid strenuous activities in the outdoors this week, especially if they are vulnerable to the heat, as temperatures and humidity will soar to dangerous values
- The Weather Network
Southern Prairies on alert for strong squall line risk Saturday evening
Stay alert for watches and warnings on the southern Prairies as the potential grows for a strong squall line on Saturday evening
- CBC
Annapolis Valley canal reopened for recreation after community pushes back
For decades, swimmers and walkers have enjoyed the White Rock canal in the Annapolis Valley with little concern for the hydroelectric dam downstream. However, Nova Scotia Power briefly cut off public access earlier this month to begin installing a fence at the site. Julie Harrington, who lives in Gaspereau, N.S., walks her dog along the trail year-round and swims in the canal on hot summer days. She said the community was upset by the closure of the recreation area on Nova Scotia Power property.
- People
Angie Harmon's Daughter Arrested in North Carolina Over Alleged Nightclub Break-In
Avery Sehorn, 18, whom Harmon shares with ex-husband Jason Sehorn, graduated from high school three days before the alleged incident
- Miami Herald
Disturbance off coast could prompt more showers as waterlogged South Florida recovers
Here’s what to know.
- Tacoma News Tribune
Tacoma man stabbed employer 17 times in a parking lot last year. Here’s his sentence
The man continued to stab the victim even after he fell to the ground, prosecutors say.
- The Canadian Press
Russian forces storm a detention facility to rescue staff taken hostage, killing hostage-takers
MOSCOW (AP) — Security forces stormed a detention center in southern Russia on Sunday, killing inmates accused of links to the Islamic State group who had taken two staff members hostage, state-funded news channel RT reported.
- Canadian Press Videos
Don't take all your cash with you to the beach and other tips to avoid theft during a Hawaii holiday
Honolulu police recently received some attention on social media for recommending that beachgoers not leave their valuables unattended and instead take those items with them into the ocean in a waterproof bag. But both police and travel experts have other simple tips to keep your trip safe from theft.
- The Canadian Press
Maine police kill armed man after a night of gunfire and burned homes
AUBURN, Maine (AP) — A Maine State Police tactical team fatally shot a man on a rooftop early Saturday after an hourslong standoff in which authorities said he opened fire at officers, two homes burned down and a person who fought with him apparently died.
- People
Why a California Mom Whose 2 Kids Were Killed by Street-Racing 'Narcissist' Will Visit Murderer in Prison
Nancy Iskander's two sons Mark, 11, and Jacob, 8, were killed in a 2020 hit-and-run
- INSIDER
Mexican cartels have stolen over $300 million from American seniors in elaborate timeshare property scams
Older Americans are falling victim to massive timeshare fraud at the hands of Mexican cartels, the FBI says. Police warn to never pay advance fees.
- The Weather Network - Video
Dangerous heat dome this week across Ontario and Quebec
Heat warnings in effect across Ontario & Quebec with dangerous heat and humidex on the way for a long stretch of 5-7 days. Thunderstorm threat also builds this week. More details with Meteorologist Melinda Singh.
- CBC
Boy, 16, killed in 'targeted' Scarborough shooting: police
A teenaged boy was killed after being shot in Scarborough on Saturday, police say.The shooting happened in the area of Glendower Circuit and Birchmount Road shortly before 2 p.m., the Toronto Police Service said in a tweet.A 16-year-old boy transported himself to a local hospital and was located by police suffering from gunshot wounds considered life-threatening injuries, police said. He was later pronounced dead at the hospital.In an email to CBC Toronto on Sunday, police spokesperson Cindy Chu