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Month: July 2022

Previously prescribed burns help limit spread of fire threatening Yosemite’s oldest Sequoias

By Heather Waldman Click here for updates on this story     YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, California (KCRA) — As the Washburn Fire continues to burn, firefighters and conservationists are focused on protecting some of the oldest trees in the state of California. The fire has been threatening the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoia trees on the southern

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ABQ BioPark Zoo announce chimpanzee death

By NICK CATLIN Click here for updates on this story     ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (KOAT) — The ABQ BioPark announced the death of a chimpanzee named Thunder. He died from complications from an infection of Shigella bacteria, according to the zoo. Thunder died on July 9 after signs of gastrointestinal illness earlier in July, Thunder was

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Prosecutor: Escaped inmate shot, killed by officers during SWAT, hostage situation at hotel

By Jatara McGee Click here for updates on this story     MASON, Ohio (WLWT) — An escaped inmate has died after being shot by officers during a SWAT situation at a hotel in Mason. Twenty-seven-year-old Thomas Cromwell was incarcerated at the River City Correctional Facility on charges of assault and child endangering. Cromwell and another inmate,

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Una mujer embarazada recibió una multa por conducir en el carril exclusivo para varios pasajeros en Texas. Ella afirma que su feto es su pasajero

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Brandy Bottone conducía por el carril HOV, exclusivo para vehículos con más de dos ocupantes, en Dallas, Texas hace dos semanas, cuando la policía la detuvo. El agente observó que no parecía haber nadie más en el auto, pero Bottone le contestó que estaba embarazada de 34 semanas. Me dijo: “¿Hay

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