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• CNN38 minutes ago
• Three injured in shooting at Six Flags Great America in Illinois
• (CNN)Three people were injured in a shooting in the parking lot of the Six Flags Great America amusement park in Gurnee, Illinois, Sunday night, the park confirmed.The shots were fired from a single vehicle, which then drove away immediately after the shooting, the parks communication specialist Rachel Kendziora said.Emergency personnel responded immediately and two people were transported to the hospital. A third injured person declined treatment, Kendziora said.Park security personnel and officers from the on-site Gurnee Police Department Substation responded immediately, according to Kendziora. Both Gurnee police and the Lake...
• CNBC2 hour(s) ago
• China's consumer and factory data miss expectations in July
• Employees working on an air-conditioner production line at a Midea factory in Guangzhou, China.Jade Gao | AFP | Getty Images BEIJING — China reported data for July that came in well below expectations. Retail sales grew by 2.7% in July from a year ago, the National Bureau of Statistics said Monday. Thats well below the 5% growth forecast by a Reuters poll, and down from growth of 3.1% in  June. Industrial production rose by 3.8%, also missing expectations for 4.6% growth and a drop from the prior months 3.9% increase....
• mercurynews.com4 hour(s) ago
• Health | California monkeypox response is bumpy, but builds on some lessons from COVID
• Hundreds waiting hours for a monkeypox vaccine only to be turned away. Residents taking to social media to detail struggles getting diagnosed and treated. State and local leaders demanding federal action. Emergency orders declared. At face value, these details paint the picture of a country and state in crisis, struggling to apply lessons learned from the past two and a half years of COVID-19 response. However, scientists, public health leaders, and physicians who spoke with CalMatters said infrastructure and resources augmented during the COVID-19 pandemic have, in fact, aided the...
• dailyvoice.com6 hour(s) ago
• Man Accused In Nassau County Burglary Spree Charged For New Incident At Starbucks, Police Say
• A man who was arrested last month in a string of burglaries on Long Island is accused of burglarizing another business. Jung Su Kim, age 58, of Queens, was apprehended for a burglary that happened at a Starbucks in Great Neck Plaza at 2:20 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 14, according to the Nassau County Police Department. Officers responded to an alarm at the business, located at 6 Great Neck Road, and found Kim unlawfully inside of the store, police said. NCPD said he was charged with: Third-degree burglary  Fourth-degree criminal...
• portsmouth-dailytimes.com7 hour(s) ago
• Scioto County Junior Fair Hog Show results
• Division I Class 1: Nevaeh Porter – 1st, Riley Pertuset – 2nd, Keaton Essman – 3rd, Megan Johnson – 4th, Maddox Crabtree – 5th Class 2: Kamryn Spriggs – 1st, Jacob Holsinger – 2nd, Chloe Lucas – 3rd, Allyssa Hedge – 4th, Randall Schrieck – 5th Class 3: Joshua Bentley – 1st, Jazelle Stanley – 2nd, Anjalonna Ruggles – 3rd, Luke Lewis – 4th, Ryder McCormick – 5th Class 4: Russell Rapp – 1st, Taylor Cron – 2nd, Kayden Bentley – 3rd, Kasey Essman – 4th, Kylie Knittle – 5th...
• latimes.com8 hour(s) ago
• San Bernardino Mountains hit with flash floods as summer downpours continue
• Heavy rainfall continues to cause havoc in the Southern California’s mountain and deserts, including flash flooding that forced a San Bernardino County sheriff’s search and rescue team to help seven hikers trapped near Forest Falls on Saturday. The weekend deluge hit just over a week after historic rainfall and flooding swamped Death Valley National Park, trapping hundreds of visitors and staff members in the park due to road closures, the second major deluge that week to hit what is usually one of the hottest spots on Earth. Earlier this month,...
• portsmouth-dailytimes.com8 hour(s) ago
• Eastern, Western and Contesting Horse show results from the Scioto County Fair
• English Horse Show – Tuesday, August 9, 2022 Saddle Showmanship 12-14: Austin Frantz – 1st ; Brooklyn Pierce – 2nd ; Candace Liles – 3rd ; Tyler Slusher – 4th ; Shelby Spradlin – 5th Saddle Showmanship 8-11: Kendall Stephen – 1st; Kaitlyn Kruetzman – 2nd; Emily Stepp – 3rd; CJ Cronin – 4th; Shaylynn Slusher – 5th Horseless Horse Showmanship: Allison Crank – 1st; Avery Bohlen – 2nd; Hadlee Adams – 3rd; Annamae Wyman – 4th; Candence Tilley – 5th Gaited Equitation – Canter: Madelina Vela – 1st Gaited...
• New York Post8 hour(s) ago
• Mariah Careys Atlanta home burglarized while she was on vacation
• More On: mariah carey Nick Cannon rents out water park for 11-year-old twins he shares with Mariah Carey Mariah Carey swaps glittery gowns for sparkly six-figure sweatsuit  Fans react to Nick Cannon’s ‘proposal’ days after gushing over Mariah Carey Nick Cannon says he’ll ‘never have a love’ like he did with ex-wife Mariah Carey Mariah Carey might want to be more careful when posting vacation photos. Page Six has exclusively learned that in July, while Carey was busy vacationing in both Capri, Italy and luxuriating in a $20...
• dailyvoice.com9 hour(s) ago
• Boy, 3, Critical After Fall From 2nd Story Window In Jersey City: Report
• A 3-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital in critical condition after falling from a second-story window in Jersey City last week, Hudson County View reports. The child fell from a window in a building on the 500 block of Central Avenue around 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11, the Hudson County Prosecutors Office told the outlet. No further details were released. Click here for more from HCV.
• Heavy.com10 hour(s) ago
• Western Conference Team Urged to Pursue Celtics Jaylen Brown in 2024
• Getty Jaylen Brown, Boston Celtics Despite the rumors, the Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets are yet to return to the negotiating table to discuss the potential trade of Kevin Durant and Jaylen Brown. Boston is currently considered to be the front-runner for Durant, courtesy of their ability to design a package of young, high-upside talent that is centered around the impressive three-and-d wing, Jaylen Brown. From the Celtics’ perspective, regardless of if they enter the new season without Brooklyn’s superstar forward on their roster, expectations remain the same...
• mercurynews.com11 hour(s) ago
• California News | California county sees 11 new dry wells reported in past month
• OROVILLE — As summer begins to wind down, the dry weather that has plagued California this year continues, leading to a number of new drought-related issues. Over the course of the past 30 days, 11 new dry well reports in Butte County have been sent to the California Department of Water Resources. That comes out to 39 in the past year and 98 total. Additionally, Glenn County has seen 105 total dry well reports and Tehama County has reported 229, according to data from DWR. A map Thursday, Aug. 11,...
• dailyvoice.com11 hour(s) ago
• Gannett Lays Off Staffers Across Region, Nation Following $54 Million Quarterly Loss
• The largest newspaper publisher in the United States has laid off employees at newspapers across the country following a nearly $54 million quarterly loss, according to multiple news outlets. Gannetts layoffs on Friday, Aug. 12, impacted numerous newsrooms, according to a report from Poynter. Gannett has not released information on the number of employees who were laid off, how many of its 250 newspapers were affected, or whether there will be further staffing cuts. Gannett, which owns USA Today, reported a $53.7 million net loss in its second-quarter report. Adrian Szkolar,...
• dailyvoice.com11 hour(s) ago
• Gannett Starts Layoffs Across Region, Nation Following $54 Million Quarterly Loss
• The largest newspaper publisher in the United States has laid off employees at newspapers across the country following a nearly $54 million quarterly loss, according to multiple news outlets. Gannetts layoffs on Friday, Aug. 12, impacted numerous newsrooms, according to a report from Poynter. Gannett has not released information on the number of employees who were laid off, how many of its 250 newspapers were affected, or whether there will be further staffing cuts. Gannett, which owns USA Today, reported a $53.7 million net loss in its second-quarter report. Deadline reported...
• mercurynews.com12 hour(s) ago
• Crime and Public Safety | Witnesses sought after California deputy shoots, wounds one during arrest attempt
• Carmen Kohlruss | The Fresno Bee A man was shot Friday night by a Madera County Sheriff’s deputy in Madera. The deputy was unharmed and is on paid administrative as the incident is investigated, “as is common with officer-involved shootings,” the Madera County Sheriff’s Office said Saturday morning. The deputy, whose name was not released, contacted a man with a bat around 10:45 p.m. while conducting a “subject check” in the area of Krohn and Ellis streets in Madera, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The suspect, Timothy John Bray Jr.,...
• New York Post12 hour(s) ago
• Carlos Santana back on tour following stage collapse
• More On: carlos santana Carlos Santana postpones six tour dates after collapsing on stage Carlos Santana ‘doing well’ after passing out from heat exhaustion mid-concert Carlos Santana’s youngest brother Jorge dead at 68 Carlos Santana backpedals on Beyoncé diss Carlos Santana is back on the road. The legendary rocker returned to the stage in Connecticut on Friday, after collapsing during a show in Michigan last month. The revered guitarist, 75, was pictured smiling while leaving the Four Seasons in downtown Manhattan last week, later taking the stage in CT, followed...
• dailyvoice.com13 hour(s) ago
• Brand-New Rankings Reveal Massachusetts' Wealthiest Counties
• A new ranking shows how Massachusetts counties stack up against one another when it comes to financial earnings. Using data from the US Census Bureau, Stacker ranked Massachusetts counties by 2020 5-year estimate median household income. For comparison, the 2020 median household income in the United States was $67,521. In Massachusetts, it was $86,725. No. 5 Coming in at No. 5 is Essex County, with a median household income of $82,225. That’s 2.6 percent below the state average and 26.5 percent above the national average. Data showed that 41.5 percent...
• tennesseestar.com23 hour(s) ago
• Florida School Slaps Advisory Labels on More than 100 LGBTQ, Race-Based Books
• by Reagan Reese   A Florida school district has placed warning labels for parents on more than 100 books containing LGBTQ and raced-based content, according to Fox News. Collier County public schools in Collier County, Florida, began adding warning labels to books in the district library after a February “Porn In Schools Report,” according to Fox News. The “advisory notice to parents” stickers are placed on books in both the school’s library and online catalog. “This Advisory Notice shall serve to inform you that this book has been identified by some community members as unsuitable for...
• tennesseestar.com23 hour(s) ago
• Sen. Kaine Says Richmond Residents Owed an Explanation About the Alleged Mass Shooting
• Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) said that Richmond authorities need to provide an explanation after questions arose about the alleged July 4 mass shooting Richmond police said they prevented. “If there are facts suggesting that this really was a potential mass tragedy, those need to be put on the table,” Kaine said Friday according to WTVR. “City officials didn’t have to put it on the table at the outset. They could have just said, ‘we’ve arrested some people.’ But they put it on the table that we’ve arrested them, and this...
• tennesseestar.com23 hour(s) ago
• Tennessee Collected $4.6 Billion More than Budgeted in Taxes and Fees for Fiscal Year
• by Jon Styf   Tennessee collected $4.6 billion more than budgeted in taxes and fees for the fiscal year that ended in July on an accrual basis. The number was $4.3 billion after June. Knowing that the state was ahead of its budget, the budgeted amount was adjusted by $2.94 billion with the budget that Gov. Bill Lee signed on June 1, but collections still far exceeded that number. “Underestimating revenues creates unplanned surpluses which can be spent the following year or saved in the rainy day fund,” the Sycamore Institute explains in its...