Alphabet city

Chiefs superfan and alleged bank robber “Chiefsaholic” skips bail

2 minutes ago   |   NBC Sports

Eventually, a movie will be made about the Chiefs superfan known as Chiefsaholic. It was already a given. It's now even more of a certainty. The man officially known as Xavier...
Read more ...

Official: 39 dead in fire at migrant facility in Mexico

20 minutes ago   |   WGN TV   |   2 articles

MEXICO CITY - More than three dozen migrants have died in a fire at an immigration detention center in northern Mexico near the U.S. border, an official said Tuesday. Images...
Read more ...

5 things to know about East Palestine wastewater coming to Baltimore

50 minutes ago   |   Baltimore Sun

A Baltimore company plans to treat wastewater from a train derailment in Ohio, but its process could be in jeopardy following a decision by city officials to block the company...
Read more ...

Delta is spending $1.5 billion to upgrade New York's largest airport - see the improvements so far

1 hour ago   |   Business Insider

Delta is investing $1.5 billion into New York-JFK Terminal 4. Delta Air Lines Delta Air Lines is investing $1.5 billion into New York's John F. Kennedy International...
Read more ...

'It's inexcusable'; Louisville Mayor and Interim Police chief apologize for past abuses, pledge to do better

'It's inexcusable'; Louisville Mayor and Interim Police chief apologize for past abuses, pledge to do better

5 hours ago   |   WLKY

Mayor Craig Greenberg and interim Louisville Metro Police Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroe apologized for the past 'abuses' committed by the city and LMPD and pledged support for...
Read more ...

Clement & Spinney: No good justification for banning nips in Boston

6 hours ago   |   Boston Herald

Early in March, Boston city councilor Ricardo Arroyo filed a motion to ban the sale and distribution of mini bottles of liquor, aka nips. Arroyo wants Boston to follow the nip...
Read more ...

China's Cities Are Buried in Debt, but They Keep Shoveling It On

6 hours ago   |   NY Times

China has long pursued growth by public spending, even after the payoff has faded. Cities stuck with the bill are still spending - and cutting essential services.
Read more ...

Kansas City woman missing, was last seen at Kansas City International Airport

Kansas City woman missing, was last seen at Kansas City International Airport

6 hours ago   |   KMBC

Margarita Rademacher was last seen at KCI at 4 p.m. on Monday.
Read more ...

59th anniversary of largest U.S. earthquake in Alaska, March 27, 1964

59th anniversary of largest U.S. earthquake in Alaska, March 27, 1964

7 hours ago   |   WGN TV

Spring rollercoaster ahead for Chicago this week to include everything from snow showers, mild 60+ degree temps for the first time in 2023 and possible severe...
Read more ...

Council Bluffs Police will give $10,000 bonus to some new police hires

Council Bluffs Police will give $10,000 bonus to some new police hires

8 hours ago   |   KETV

The City Council voted to approve the measure aimed at boosting personnel at Monday night's council meeting.
Read more ...


Register you to post on News Times

Free Registration

Pig abandoned in Boston five months ago finds new home

Pig abandoned in Boston five months ago finds new home

Back in October, Clarendon was abandoned by her owner at a relative's Boston home. Now, she will be living with two other pigs and the New Hampshire family that took her in. Read more ...

Superintendent: Juvenile had ‘potential weapon' outside of elementary school...

Superintendent: Juvenile had ‘potential weapon' outside of elementary school in Beaver County

Incident happened outside of school hours on Friday evening Read more ...

Musk announces drastic change to Twitter's recommendation algorithm

Musk announces drastic change to Twitter's recommendation algorithm

Only verified users will have their content featured in the ‘For You' timeline Elon Musk has announced that starting April 15, only verified Twitter accounts will be eligible... Read more ...

Mike McDaniel: Dolphins “absolutely” are not pursuing Lamar Jackson

At times over the past two years, speculation has gurgled regarding the possibility that quarterback Lamar Jackson would like to leave the Ravens and join his hometown... Read more ...

How a TikTok ban would impact businesses

With over 1 billion monthly active users on TikTok, concerned CEOs and small business owners tell Fortune how their reach and revenue would be hit by a ban. Read more ...

Gwyneth Paltrow's experts to testify in Utah ski crash case

Gwyneth Paltrow's experts to testify in Utah ski crash case

Paltrow is in court fighting a lawsuit from a retired optometrist suing her over a 2016 ski collision that he says left him with broken ribs and years of lasting concussion... Read more ...

'Inherently Discriminatory': Cory Booker Blasts App For Asylum-Seekers In...

'Inherently Discriminatory': Cory Booker Blasts App For Asylum-Seekers In New Letter

The Biden administration launched a mobile app for people to schedule their asylum appointments, but the New Jersey Democrat says it has glaring problems. Read more ...

Freed 'Hotel Rwanda' hero in Qatar, heading to family in US

The man who inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda” and was freed by Rwanda last week from a terrorism sentence has arrived in Qatar on his way to reuniting with family in the United... Read more ...

Senate holds its first hearing into SVB and Signature Bank failures

The Senate Banking Committee is slated to hold its first hearing Tuesday into the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank and resulting financial turbulence. Read more ...

The CDC Must Answer for Its Mental Health Scandal | Opinion

It's ironic that the report came from the CDC, the agency most likely to blame for this new wave of depression and despondency among young people. Read more ...