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Shooting at grocery store in Arkansas kills 3 and wounds 10 others, police say
The wounded included two law enforcement officers who exchanged fire with and shot the suspect, state police said. The shooting occurred about 11:30 a.m. at the Mad Butcher grocery store in Fordyce, a city of about 3,200 people located 65 miles (104 kilometers) south of Little Rock.
US: Shooting at Arkansas grocery store kills 3, injures 10; witness recounts horror
Arkansas State Police say a shooter opened fire Friday at a grocery store, killing three people and wounding 10 others. The shooting occurred at the Mad Butcher grocery store in Fordyce. Arkansas' Department of Public Safety director says police shot the suspected sh...
Why has the CFO of Tyson Foods been arrested for the second time in two years?
John R Tyson has been arrested by the police in Arkansas for drunken driving. This is the second time in two years when the CFO of Tyson Foods has been arrested for the same crime.
At least 14 dead from storms in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kentucky
Search teams in the U.S. Southern Plains and Ozarks are assessing damage after tornado-spawning thunderstorms killed at least 14 people and destroyed hundreds of buildings. North Texas, near the Oklahoma border, was hit hardest, with seven fatalities and nearly 100 injuries. Severe weather delayed the Indianapolis 500. Tornadoes, with winds up to 135 mph, wreaked havoc, especially in Valley View, Texas, and other regions. As cleanup continues, forecasters warn of more storms, extreme heat, and a potentially severe Atlantic hurricane season starting June 1.
Biden tells Morehouse graduates that scenes in Gaza from the Israel-Hamas war break his heart, too
President Joe Biden directly acknowledged U.S. students' distress over the Israel-Hamas conflict in a speech at historically Black Morehouse College. He expressed support for peaceful protests and called for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. Biden also addressed domestic issues, reflecting on democracy and reaching out to Black constituents in Detroit.
Bitcoin environmental battles heat up in US
Bitcoin industry battles increase in US. Environmental concerns grow over energy consumption. Legal fights erupt over mining permits. Community backlash against noise and pollution. State-level laws challenge local regulations on mining operations.
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Total solar eclipse: North Americans celebrate with cheers, music and matrimony
North American skywatchers celebrated a total solar eclipse, with festive events in various locations. The eclipse brought awe and joy, with the potential to positively impact social divisions through shared experiences, as suggested by Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak.
US Geological Survey confirms 3.6 magnitude earthquake in Illinois, details inside
Standard, located approximately 100 miles southwest of Chicago in Putnam County, became the epicenter of the seismic activity that unfolded at 4:42 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.
Death toll from US storms rises to 29
In Memphis, Tennessee, two children and an adult were found dead on Saturday after the storm's heavy winds knocked trees onto several houses, according to the Memphis Police Department. In Tennessee's McNairy County, officials reported that an additional two people had died, having reported seven deaths earlier on Saturday, according to local media.
At least 26 dead after tornadoes rake US Midwest, South
The twisters sheared roofs and walls from many buildings in Arkansas, flipped over vehicles and downed trees and power lines in Little Rock and large areas east and northeast of the state capital, officials said.
Tornadoes kill at least 10 across US Midwest and South
Emergency responders across the region counted the dead and surveyed the damage Saturday morning after tornadoes touched down into the night, part of a sprawling storm system that also brought wildfires to the southern Plains and blizzard conditions to the Upper Midwest.
Tornado pummels central Arkansas, killing at least 2, injuring dozens
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences hospital, the region's only major trauma center, declared a level-1 mass casualty alert after the tornado struck Little Rock, the state's capital and most populous city, at mid-afternoon.
What can happen if former US president Donald Trump is indicted
Here is what to expect from the days ahead, which have the potential to see a former US president indicted for the first time ever -- even as the rebellious 76-year-old Republican campaigns for a second term in the White House. Although the Manhattan district attorney's office has not confirmed any plans for an indictment, Trump's Saturday announcement was a major tell.
Joe Biden says in State of Union that US is 'unbowed, unbroken'
The setting for Biden's speech, both politically and physically, was markedly different from a year ago, as Republican control of the House presented him with new challenges. The president was offering a reassuring assessment of the nation's condition rather than rolling out flashy policy proposals.
Jaylen Smith becomes youngest black mayor in US
Jaylen Smith, who is from the state of Arkansas, has become the youngest black mayor in the United States. He is 18 years old and a college student.
Tyson Foods CFO John Tyson passes out in stranger’s bed, gets arrested. Details here
John Tyson is the great-grandson of John W. Tyson, the founder of Tyson Foods. The footage showed Tyson being handcuffed after he failed to comply with the officers.
Tyson Foods CFO arrested over public intoxication and criminal trespassing
Tyson Foods' chief financial officer, John R. Tyson, was arrested in Fayetteville Sunday morning on misdemeanour counts of public drunkenness and criminal trespassing.
Active shooter at CHI St. Vincent North hospital in US' Sherwood, public is advised to avoid the area
Reports of an active shooter being spotted at the CHI St. Vincent North Hospital in the Sherwood area of the US have been confirmed by Sherwood police. Videos show how the police managed to keep the people from the area.
Beyond Meat COO Doug Ramsey arrested for biting man's nose in road rage incident. See what happened
After working for Tyson Foods for 30 years, Ramsey joined Beyond Meat as its chief operations officer (COO) in December.
Video of Arkansas police beating suspect goes viral, officials suspended
After a video of a man being thrashed while trapped on the ground emerged, three law enforcement officials in Arkansas have been suspended.
Mass shooting wave rattles communities large and small in US
The gunfire has rattled large population centers such as Dallas, Pittsburgh and Sacramento, California, as well as much smaller communities, including Hampton County, South Carolina, which has a population of 18,000, and Dumas, Arkansas, which is home to about 4,000 people.
Jeff Carson, country music singer, dies at the age of 58
The 58-year-old Country music singer died of a heart attack. He gave up singing to join the police force and took his last breath at a Franklin, Tennessee, hospital.
Acclaimed film-maker Brent Renaud shot dead after Russian forces opened fire on his vehicle in Ukraine
The filmmaker was gathering material for a report about refugees when his vehicle was hit in Irpin.
At least 70 people feared dead in storms in the United States
Entire city blocks there were flattened, with houses and buildings ripped apart, and twisted metal, shattered tree limbs and bricks scattered across streets, according to pictures and videos shared on social media.
Deadly tornadoes, storms strike US; roof collapse at Amazon
Edwardsville Police Chief Mike Fillback said at a news conference Saturday morning that at least one person had died at the warehouse, and crews continued to search through the rubble.
Four dead in US tornadoes, storms; roof collapse at Amazon
Five people had serious injuries, and a few others had minor ones, he said. The nursing home has 86 beds.
Multiple people trapped after roof collapse at Amazon warehouse near St. Louis
The warehouse in Edwardsville in southern Illinois was damaged after a severe weather event occurred around 8:33 p.m. (0233 GMT on Saturday), the authorities said, adding that local police and fire departments have a search and rescue operations in place.
Capitol Hill violence: 2 men in high-profile photos among latest charged in DC riot
The arrests come as more images emerge showing just how violent the riots were: a bloodied officer crushed in a doorway screaming; another tumbling over a railing into the crowd below after being body-slammed from behind; members of the media being cursed, shoved and punched.
Under heavy guard, Congress back to work after Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol
Some besieged the House of Representatives chamber while lawmakers were inside, banging on its doors and forcing suspension of the certification debate. Security officers piled furniture against the chamber's door and drew their pistols before helping lawmakers and others escape.
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