Woman Dies After Being Struck By Lightning While Jogging In Cemetery
An Ohio woman was fatally struck by lightning while jogging in a cemetery, officials said.
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An Ohio woman was fatally struck by lightning while jogging in a cemetery, officials said.
Donnie Arlondo Ferrell, 26, pleaded guilty in February 2019 to shooting and killing U.S. Postal Service employee Tony Mosby, who was behind the wheel of a USPS vehicle at the time.
"Salaries just go up. They never go down," said Jim Lacamp, Senior VP of Investments for UBS.
Some think the $90 million contract will inspire Elliott to be even better than he has been. Others worry about his motivation going forward.
Fellow officers, members of the community and hospital professionals lined up in respect and cheered as Officer Zack Owens was wheeled out of the hospital.
The Texas Rangers determined Delvin Powell and an accomplice were hired by two other individuals to carry out the murder.
Scary moments for some firefighters in Oklahoma after they were hit and tossed into the air by a U-Haul trailer, as they worked an emergency scene.
A vegan has taken her neighbors all the way to Australia's Supreme Court after complaining about the smell of meat and fish emanating from their barbecues.
American Airlines said farewell to its Super 80 planes on Wednesday after the carrier flew its last revenue flight of the classic McDonnell Douglas MD-80.
Brian Douglas Allen of Rowlett is accused of taking his ex-girlfriend from Texas and shooting her to death in Mississippi.
A Michigan couple who won a $500,000 lottery jackpot three years ago is accused of several home invasions across five counties.
Two foreign exchange students who attended the University of Texas in Arlington have drowned at a popular tourist destination just across the Red River in Oklahoma.
An area in northwest Dallas has been evacuated after a natural gas line was cut late Wednesday morning.
American Beef Packers, Inc. tested a carcass, and results showed both raw intact and non-intact beef products were tainted.
Five-term Texas Rep. Bill Flores announced he is retiring, becoming the state's fifth Republican congressman to not seek re-election in 2020.
