Feed Stores Low On Ivermectin As Reports Falsely Claiming It Treats COVID-19 Spread
The owners of Argyle Feed & Hardware in Texas say they've been selling out of ivermectin every time it comes in for the past three months.
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The owners of Argyle Feed & Hardware in Texas say they've been selling out of ivermectin every time it comes in for the past three months.
A Massachusetts couple wants to warn other drivers after their son was burned by a faulty seat heater in their 2013 BMW X5.
AAA says there could be more than three million trips on MTA bridges and tunnels during the holiday weekend.
The approved $110 million plan includes a statewide K-8 model curricula, extended access to online and digital platforms, and more.
Police say 27-year-old man was shot and killed following an argument.
"Kids, years ago, would come here after school to get their candy. Now, they're bringing their children in to get candy," owner Eileen Caplin Wysel told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
A brazen bandit took advantage of some unlocked doors to steal property from police vehicles parked right outside a precinct in Brooklyn.
There was an apparent case of "parking rage" in the Bronx.
Friday will be hot and humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms, especially in and around the city and westward.
Last year, fans were banned from the Open due to COVID, but this year, the tournament will be operating at full capacity.
Police said the suspect exposed himself and touched himself inappropriately in front of the teen.
Thirteen U.S. service members were killed and more than a dozen others injured in an attack outside the airport in the capital of Afghanistan on Thursday, opening a deadly new chapter in the massive U.S. effort to evacuate Americans and Afghan allies ahead of President Biden's August 31 deadline to withdraw.
Neighbors in Brooklyn lit candles and left teddy bears Thursday night at the spot where 6-year-old Tamy Guachiac was hit by a car and killed two days earlier.
Several problems came to light after Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide inside his jail cell two years ago.
Concerned citizens, staffers and parents did not hold back, giving the New Jersey Board of Education an earful about masks at a special meeting Thursday night.
