A Kemp’s Ridley Sea turtle named Tally will be released into the Gulf of Mexico in September, nearly two years after it was rescued at a Northern Wales beach.
Author: Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY
6-month-old pup finds home with a Connecticut fire department after being rescued from hot car
New Haven fire officials formally adopted Riggs, a beagle they rescued from a hot car a couple weeks ago. Riggs will serve as the station’s support animal.
Ford will issue software update to address ‘ear piercing’ noises coming from speakers on these models
In the coming weeks, Ford will issue an on-air software update to address the noise complaints made by about 100 customers.
Panama Canal authorities set restrictions on cargo ship travel due to unprecedented drought
After a notoriously dry season, Panama Canal authorities put restrictions on cargo ship travel. Shipping companies worry delays will worsen ahead of holidays.
Trader Joe’s recalls multigrain crackers after metal was found
Any crackers purchased with expiration dates between March 1-5 of 2024 need to be disposed of immediately, Trader Joe’s announced Thursday.
Loved ones frantically search for DC-area attorney Jared Shadded, last seen at Seattle Airbnb
Jared Shadeed, a 27-year-old Baltimore resident was last seen leaving a Seattle Airbnb rental on July 30, where he left all of his belongings.
Florida kayaker captures video of dolphin swimming in bioluminescent waters for its food
On an evening paddle, Florida kayakers record dolphin as it swims through glowing waters for its food.
Missing Arizona man found wounded with 2 dead bodies, but his father remains missing
The Arizona missing-persons case involving a father and son took a new turn when detectives found two bodies and a wounded Dalton Holvig Thursday..
More than 40,000 Americans are genetically related to 27 enslaved people excavated from Maryland
Scientists partnered with genetic testing service, 23andMe to conduct DNA testing on the remains of 27 enslaved people excavated from Maryland’s Catoctin Furnace.
Advocates urge furniture industry to comply with new federal safety standards in September
As of Sept. 1, furniture retailers must comply with new federal guidelines to prevent child injury or death in the event of a tip over. Advocates say this is long overdue.