On May 26, 2023. what started as a routine 40-minute flight turned into chaos when a passenger yanked open the emergency exit mid-descent. Wind screamed through the cabin, panic erupted - and pilots ...

A cafe chain that bills itself as “a vibrant gourmet toast, juice and coffee bar” is getting ready to open its first location in Detroit. Located near Campus Martius park at 89 Monroe St., Toastique ...

WALKER, Mich. (WOOD) — After months of construction, the new Fruit Ridge Avenue bridge in Walker is set to open next week. A spokesperson for the Michigan Department of Transportation said the bridge ...

(iSeeCars) – What is a VIN? Every car built for U‑S roads since the 1981 model year carries a 17‑character vehicle identification number, or VIN. Think of it as the automobile’s fingerprint: No two ...

(NerdWallet) – Nearly two-thirds of Americans (64%) believe Medicare benefits will be reduced under the current administration, according to a recent NerdWallet survey. For some, a reduction in ...

(NEXSTAR) – If the supermoon wasn’t enough, October is treating skygazers to another celestial delight – the peak of the Orionid meteor shower. The Orionids occur when Earth passes through the trail ...

If the Trump administration is serious about providing Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, it has two options for providing Kyiv a platform with which to launch them. Both are insane. Insanity is prevailing ...

WEST FRANKFORT, Ill. (WSIL) -- Teachers in West Frankfort, members of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), Local 817, have filed an Intent to Strike with the Illinois Educational Labor Relations ...

A city mosque will kick off a five-day exhibition on the connection between Islam and Black history in the United States with a panel discussion at Morgan State University. The Muslim Community ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A year after announcing its comeback and two years after closing its Easton Town Center location, upscale steakhouse Smith & Wollensky has scrapped plans to reopen in Columbus.

The federal government, vain about its successes running businesses (e.g., Amtrak; oh, well), has recently plunged into “industrial policy.” The government of Clayton County, Georgia, also enjoys ...