[jwplatform PqcYynPD] One of the most popular gifts this Christmas holiday was the hoverboard, which was available online and at many kiosks in busy malls
A Brooklyn, New York, building was reduced to rubble in an explosion on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Initially police suspected a gas explosion but later determined
The beautiful people were out in full force at Vertigo Sky Lounge in Chicago for the Matt Legrand listening party-video release. The Gold Coast came
It was a cold night in Dekalb County, Georgia, and an even colder night if you are a child with no electricity or heat in
More than 200 people gathered outside a fire station in the Southwest section of Philadelphia to protest the death of four kids who were killed in
The holiday weekend was marked with tragedy on Saturday in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A fire broke out early Saturday morning among a block of row homes
Move over Google, I-phone and Android, Amazon has joined the Smartphone market, late but with a vengeance. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos introduced the new phone
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A 13-year-old girl was treated for burns after her iPhone 5C exploded while she was in class. According to a report by KABC in Kennebunk,
EAST ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Eight-year-old Tyler J. Doohan was by all accounts a great kid and loved by his family. This past Sunday night Tyler
A Chicago man became enraged when he discovered his girlfriend having sex with another man. According to the Chicago Tribune, the suspect discovered his girlfriend
A family in Surprise, Ariz., are facing a $20,000 bill from firefighters who let their home in a fire. According to MyFox Phoenix, Justin Purcell’s
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Marco’s Pita, located at 752 Ponce de Leon in Atlanta’s Virginia Highland community, suffered a damaging fire on Friday, July 12, 2013. It’s reportedly a
The Black man carved the letter “B” into her face and said: “you are going to be a Barack supporter.”
The couple is looking for a place to stay.
FDNY firefighter Neil Malone and his colleagues braved a raging apartment fire to rescue 8-month-old Josiah Alexis, but the infant wasn’t breathing. Malone administered mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on
