ELM GROVE, Wis. — Three people were injured when show ponies pulling a wagon in a Memorial Day parade in southeastern Wisconsin rushed onto a crowded sidewalk. Authorities say a 9-year-old boy and a 58-year-old woman who were struck by the carriage Monday in Elm Grove were taken to a hospital. The boy, who is
3 people hurt after ponies rush sidewalk at Wisconsin parade
LAS VEGAS — Authorities say 10 people were arrested after fighting erupted during a weekend protest on the Las Vegas Strip amid calls for a white police officer to face criminal charges in the death of a black man in custody. Police Officer Jacinto Rivera said Monday that three people were jailed and seven people
10 arrested after fight during Vegas protest of man’s death
RUTHERFORDTON, N.C. — It has been nearly 4½ years since Matthew Fenner said he was beaten in a church sanctuary by a group of congregants hell-bent on expelling his “homosexual demons.” After countless twists and turns, the long-delayed, high-profile case finally appears ready to move forward in North Carolina Superior Court. Jury selection could begin
Trial near for sect members accused of beating away demons
A timeline of Tiger Woods’ career: December 1994 — As a freshman at Stanford, Woods has surgery to remove two benign tumors and scar tissue in his left knee. August 1996 — Woods wins third straight U.S. Amateur and turns professional the following week. October 1996 — Woods wins the Las Vegas Invitational for his
A timeline of Tiger Woods’ career
NEW YORK — A retired New York City firefighter who spent months at the World Trade Center site digging through debris after the 9/11 attack and then fought for health care for first responders even when wracked with late-stage cancer has died. The Fire Department of New York said Raymond Pfeifer died Sunday morning after
Ray Pfeifer, firefighter, voice for 9/11 health care, dies
NEW YORK — A retired New York City firefighter who spent months at the World Trade Center site digging through debris after the 9/11 attack and then fought for health care for first responders even when wracked with late-stage cancer has died. The Fire Department of New York said Raymond Pfeifer died Sunday morning after
Ray Pfeifer, firefighter, voice for 9/11 health care, dies
DUNDEE, Iowa — Authorities say an 8-year-old girl has been injured after falling 60 feet (18 meters) at a state park in eastern Iowa. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources said in a news release that the girl was hiking with friends and family Sunday afternoon at Backbone State Park when she fell. It doesn’t
Authorities: Girl hurt in 60-foot fall at Iowa state park
MIAMI — The Latest on a shooting on a Florida highway (all times local): 2:30 p.m. One person was injured when a man started firing an AK-47 while driving down a Florida highway. In a statement from Miami-Dade Police, Detective Daniel Ferrin said two vehicles were struck by bullets after the 36-year-old suspect began shooting
The Latest: 1 hurt by driver firing AK-47 on Florida highway
SCHNECKSVILLE, Pa. — A young giraffe recently brought to a Pennsylvania zoo has died after injuring his neck during unexplained aggressive behavior, zoo officials said. Six-year-old Ernie, a Masai giraffe, was brought to Lehigh Valley Zoo from the Kansas City Zoo in Missouri last week along with his 16-year-old father, Murphy, as part of a
Young giraffe dies at Pennsylvania zoo after neck injury
MIAMI — Police say a man fired an AK-47 rifle while driving down a Florida highway, damaging at least two passing vehicles. Miami-Dade Police Detective Daniel Ferrin told The Miami Herald (http://hrld.us/2qsFRsI ) that the man began shooting from inside his Toyota Corolla around 1 a.m. Monday as he was driving south on the Palmetto
Police: Man fires AK-47 while driving on Florida highway
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