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4 dead, 2 children injured after shooting in southwest Philadelphia; suspect in custody

After the deadly shooting, Philadelphia police were able to locate a suspect after pursuing him on foot and cornered him in an alleyway Monday night.

     

‘Real Housewives’ star Kyle Richards, Mauricio Umansky split after 27 years of marriage: Reports

Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky have called it quits after 27 years of marriage. The two met in 1994 and married two years later.

     

Most transgender people in US struggle to find belonging, even in their own neighborhoods

Transgender people feel largely unable to be themselves in US society, while LGBTQ people are less satisfied with their lives than US adults overall.

     

Carpenter dies after incident at Lambeau Field as stadium undergoes renovations

Green Bay Packers CEO Mark Murphy said Joshua Shaw died as the stadium is undergoing renovations with new and wider video boards being installed.

     

Bystander loses an arm in Ohio police chase after SUV rolls over multiple times

Lacey Fredrick lost her left arm when police chase suspect Aquaveonce Moore reportedly crashed into her car in Todelo, Ohio Tuesday morning.
     

Police arrest Maryland man for stealing a woman’s car after killing her with a forklift

Charles County police arrested Bryce Caleb Timothy Brown, 20, late Sunday in the death of a woman killed by a forklift stolen from a Lowe’s in Waldorf, Maryland.
     

Indiana police officer, man are dead after altercation at hospital

An Indiana police officer was fatally shot by a man who was suspected of domestic violence inside of a southern Indiana hospital before her fellow officers the killed the 34-year-old man involved early Monday, police said.

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Adele says fans have forgotten ‘show etiquette’: ‘I dare you to throw something at me’

Adele has a few choice words for the concertgoers that have been throwing everything from ashes to sex toys at artists.

     

After Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action, complaint targets legacy admissions

Days after the Supreme Court ruled against race-conscious admissions at Harvard, a civil rights group has filed a complaint over its legacy preferences.

     

2 teens killed in separate incidents while ‘subway surfing’ in New York

Two New York City teens – Jevon Fraser and Brian Crespo – were killed in separate ‘subway surfing’ incidents in June.

     

Your Fourth of July weather forecast: See who will get heat, severe storms

More high heat and thunderstorms will again be the main weather stories across the nation on the Fourth of July, forecasters said.

     

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