LAPD Footage From Trader Joe's Shooting Shows Officers Taking Fire
The Los Angeles Police Department released more footage of the July shooting Tuesday.
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The Los Angeles Police Department released more footage of the July shooting Tuesday.
Marylanders were going crabby over a PETA billboard in Baltimore that urged them to stop eating crabs, but Jimmy's Seafood has fired back with their own billboard.
The pair noticed there wasn't as much diversity as they would like on the walls at the restaurant in Pearland so they decided to create their own poster.
Seth Kazz, the owner of the station in St. Clair Shores, posted a photo to Facebook on Aug. 31 after the officer went out of his way to make sure the struggling customer got home alright.
A woman in North Carolina says her family's dog died a hero after he managed to save them from a bear that wandered into their home.
Only 3,000 motorized scooters will be allowed per company within city limits.
There's no more money left in a GoFundMe account for a homeless man who used his last $20 to buy gas for a stranded driver in Philadelphia, says the homeless man's attorney.
Accounting for ever-evolving language, Merriam-Webster's dictionary now also includes "TL;DR," "Instagramming" and "biohacking."
Prosecutors said the allegations against Spacey were beyond the statute of limitations, the alleged victim in the case against Anderson "declined to be interviewed."
A car break-in was especially devastating for Elina Radulescu of Encino and Ericka So of Sacramento. They both had hired Park to shoot and edit videos of their weddings, and he says he didn't have a chance to back up the video before his laptop and SD cards were stolen.
In both cases, the victim was attacked while walking to the front door of her home after parking in the driveway.
Authorities suspect he may have several more victims whom he targeted through an Inland Empire dance studio.
A Florida mother says she's receiving death threats after a video of her, apparently putting her son's head in a toilet, went viral.
The company announced that the unsigned free agent, who is known for kneeling during the national anthem to bring attention to racial injustices, would join the company's signature campaign.
A moose drowned in Lake Champlain after people crowded around the animal to take its picture, Vermont wildlife officials said.
