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Month: June 2023

Fire destroys 150-year-old church

By WABC Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     CENTRAL ISLIP, Suffolk County, New York (WABC) — A church community in Suffolk County is mourning the loss of their 150-year-old house of worship after fire destroyed the building early Sunday morning. The multi-alarm blaze at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah on Carleton

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La selección de Nueva Zelandia denuncia insultos racistas de un jugador de Qatar y abandona partido amistoso

urielblanco (CNN Español) — La selección mayor masculina de Nueva Zelandia se retiró este lunes de un partido amistoso que disputaba contra Qatar por insultos racistas contra uno de sus jugadores, informó la selección oceánica en su cuenta oficial de Twitter. Nueva Zelandia afirmó que su jugador “Michael Boxall fue objeto de insultos racistas durante

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News Channel 3 Investigates: Are Arizona Bark Scorpions spreading across the valley?

Scorpions are common in the Coachella Valley, but one Palm Desert woman claims she’s come across an invasive, venomous species in her home. Monday, we investigated the potential spread of the Arizona Bark Scorpion. According to Dr. Friedman, a toxicologist with Eisenhower Health, Arizona Bark Scorpions are the only venomous scorpion species in North America.

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Descendant of Nat Turner’s owners discusses historical significance of slave rebellion

By Barbara Ciara Click here for updates on this story     SOUTHAMPTION COUNTY, VIRGINIA (WTKR) — Juneteenth, the holiday that’s been referred to as America’s second Independence Day, commemorates when the last group of enslaved people in Texas learned they were officially free. Decades before the Civil War ended slavery, there were significant revolts and uprisings

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