‘Take this storm seriously’: Louisiana to get more torrential rains from Nicholas as 100K still without power in Texas
More than 100,000 Texas homes and businesses remained without power for a second day as the remnants of Hurricane Nicholas slid across the Gulf Coast.
Read moreSouth Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh had man shoot him in $10M life insurance scheme, police say
Alex Murdaugh allegedly had a man shoot him in an attempted life insurance payout scheme worth $10 million, authorities say.
Read moreMerging into traffic? Experts say many of us do it wrong.
Experts speak to the proper way to most efficiently merge into traffic on a highway. Many of us have been doing it wrong.
Read moreOn This Day: 15 September 1978
Cheech & Chong released their first feature film, iconic buddy comedy “Up in Smoke.” (Sept. 15)
Read moreNo professional astronauts: SpaceX will launch first all-civilian crew into orbit tonight
Billionaire Jared Isaacman and three private citizens on Inspiration4 will orbit Earth for three days. The launch is set for Wednesday night.
Read moreCalifornia wildfires could threaten giant trees
Sequoia National Park was shut down and its namesake gigantic trees were potentially threatened Tuesday as two forest fires burned in steep and dangerous terrain in California’s…
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Here’s the latest for Wednesday Sept. 15th. California Gov. Gavin Newsom survives recall vote; North Korea fires missiles; Capitol Hill police prepare security before rally; Flooding from…
Read moreJoe Biden’s plan to combat COVID-19 is more than a vaccine mandate. It’s a testing mandate, too.
Experts agree vaccines are the best way to stop COVID-19. Even with the delta variant, the vaccinated are five times less likely to get infected.
Read moreLarry Elder concedes California recall defeat
Republican Gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder admitted Tuesday that the attempt to have California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom recalled and replaced was defeated. Elder conceded, urging supporters to…
Read more1 out of every 500 Americans has died from COVID; Arizona sues over federal vaccine rules for workers: Live updates
Half the deaths recorded in the U.S. have happened since just before Christmas 2020, and 2021 surpassed last year in infections. Latest COVID updates.
Read moreScott Morrison ‘seeking advice’ on Christian Porter’s blind trust legal fees
It’s been confirmed the Prime Minister has also discussed the matter with Mr Porter, after the latter revealed bills in his defamation case against the ABC were…
Read moreCalif. Gov. Gavin Newsom survives recall attempt
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday defeated a recall aimed at kicking him out of office early. He framed the contest as part of a national battle…
Read moreColleges push student vaccines as campuses reopen
An analysis by The Associated Press shows 26 of the nation’s 50 largest public universities aren’t requiring COVID-19 vaccination. (Sept. 15)
Read moreRegional Victorian city of Ballarat to enter lockdown with Shepparton set to emerge
It comes after Victoria recorded 423 new coronavirus cases and two deaths on Wednesday, as the number of total active infections climbed above 4,000.
Read moreACT records 13 new coronavirus cases – eight infectious in the community
Of the new cases, eight are household contacts of previous infections and five were in quarantine the whole time.
Read moreRegional Victorian city of Ballarat to enter lockdown with Shepparton to emerge
It comes after Victoria recorded 423 new coronavirus cases and two deaths on Wednesday, as the number of total active infections climbed above 4,000.
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