FAA Administrator: Unruly Passenger Incidents Declining But Still 'Two To Three Times Above Where We Need To Be'
The agency said total fines for a variety of alleged bad behavior in 2021 topped more than $1 million.
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The agency said total fines for a variety of alleged bad behavior in 2021 topped more than $1 million.
Paterson school administrators say they are overhauling the school lunch program and it begins with re-training cafeteria staff.
For years, delivery couriers have been calling for improved working conditions. On Thursday, the City Council voted in favor of beginning to regulate the industry.
Fire officials said the 2-year-old was playing in Kawameeh Park with his mother. She saw he was missing and realized he fell into an open manhole. She then jumped in after him.
Inside Brooklyn Federal Court, the prosecution concluded what it started on Wednesday. In all, the closing argument took five to six hours and was extremely detailed.
The 1,500-pound bull, nicknamed Barney or Barnie, was corralled late Wednesday by staff from Skylands Animal Sanctuary and Rescue, Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross said in a news release.
Sixteen-year-old Freddy Turcios-Funes and 13-year-old Alexandra Baca-Funes had been reported missing Tuesday.
"It is quite worrying, and it makes me think about our future, and it's definitely not a place that I want my kids to live in," one student said.
A flash flood watch will be in effect for much of the area until 8 a.m. Friday.
CBS News' Tony Dokoupil reports from Bergen County, where his grandfather bought a house in 1953, and shares the story a Black family who hoped to make a similar purchase a decade later.
Zucker came under fire for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic at nursing homes.
The Massachusetts State Police union asked a judge Wednesday to put a hold on Governor Charlie Baker's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for troopers.
At least two other people suffered minor injuries. No children were on board.
If even state and federal health officials can't agree on booster guidelines, it's not surprising the rest of us are confused.
The New England Patriots changed forever on Sept. 23, 2001, when Tom Brady took the field in place of a very injured Drew Bledsoe.
