Two women survive after car falls off snowy New Jersey bridge
(Reuters) – Two women survived with only minor injuries after the car they were traveling in careened up a snowbank on the side of a New Jersey bridge on Friday, plunged 60 feet and landed upright near the bank of a river, according to police and local…
June trial for man accused of killing Virginia student Graham
FAIRFAX, Va. (Reuters) – The hospital worker accused of murdering University of Virginia student Hannah Graham will face trial in June on charges of raping a woman in 2005, a Fairfax County Circuit Court judge said on Friday.
Mexico condemns fatal shooting by police in Washington state
(Reuters) – The Mexican government is condemning this week’s fatal shooting by police in Washington state of a Mexico-born man who had thrown rocks at officers in an incident captured on video.
Houston arson investigators look at fire at Islamic center
HOUSTON (Reuters) – Houston Fire Department arson investigators are probing a blaze that destroyed a building at an Islamic institute in the city on Friday, officials said.
Police say found bullets, gun near ex-NFL star’s alleged victim
FALL RIVER, Mass. (Reuters) – Massachusetts State Police troopers found two bullets and a .22-caliber handgun near the body of a man prosecutors say former National Football League star Aaron Hernandez killed in June 2013, the officers testified on Fri…
Actor Emile Hirsch in rehab after alleged assault: lawyer
(Reuters) – Actor Emile Hirsch, star of the film “Into the Wild,” was being treated at an alcohol rehabilitation facility after he allegedly assaulted a film executive at the Sundance Film Festival last month in Utah, his lawyer said.
U.N. chief praises three young Muslims killed in North Carolina
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Friday praised three young Muslims killed in North Carolina as representing the best values of global citizenship and said he was deeply moved by scenes of thousands of people m…
Florida student told no ‘God bless America’ in morning announcements
TAMPA, Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida high school told a student this week to stop adding the phrase “God bless America” when reading scripted morning announcements, drawing protests and irate phone calls from around the nation, school officials said on Fr…
Last two women identified in Indiana serial murder case
(Reuters) – Indiana officials have identified the last two of seven victims linked to an alleged serial killer in the town of Gary, the Lake County coroner said on Friday.
Partner of Whitney Houston’s daughter denied hospital visits: report
ATLANTA (Reuters) – Nick Gordon, who calls himself the husband of Bobbi Kristina Brown, cannot visit her at the hospital where she is being treated after having been found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub last month, Brown’s cousin told a local …
