With many public fireworks shows cancelled last year, more Americans are choosing to shoot off their own. A new report shows fireworks related deaths and injuries increased by about 50% last year, compared to the year before.
Millions of Americans are hitting the road and skies this Fourth of July weekend. The TSA just reported one of its busiest days in the past 16 months. More than 2.14 million people were screened at airports.
The mother of Jamal Sutherland says she believes murder charges should have been filed immediately after her son died in January.
Johnson & Johnson will start testing its COVID-19 vaccine in teens this fall. The pharmaceutical company says it is planning four total pediatric trials.
Another one of Bill Cosby’s accusers is speaking out about his overturned conviction. Heidi Thomas was one of six witnesses who testified against Cosby during his 2018 retrial.
A Los Angeles superior court judge refused to remove Britney Spears’ father as conservator of her $60 million estate Wednesday.
The plea from officials to get vaccinated against COVID-19 continues, but what about kids who can’t get vaccinated yet?
The FAA issued a new warning ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, when air travel is expected to be busy. The FAA is reminding people they could be fined up to $35,000 for unruly behavior.
AAA calls the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer, specifically for teen driving-related crashes. In a new report on drivers aged 16 and 17, AAA found teens were three times as likely as adults to be involved in a deadly crash during that time period.
If you’re looking to help out the families affected by the building collapse in Florida, the Better Business Bureau is warning against fraudulent fundraising. The BBB advises you to donate to established charities that meet its standards for charity accountability.
