Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says flash flood alerts went out — but not everyone got them
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said that there were some alert warnings that went out around the time that the flash flooding ravaged Texas Hill Country, but explained that not everyone received those warnings. “There were alert warnings that went out, we believe, by the locals. But if you are a resident and you signed...
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Volpe toss hits Judge as sloppy Yanks fall againAnthony Volpe accidently hit Judge in the face with a toss, one of many mistakes the Yankees made in their 12-6 loss to the Mets for their sixth...
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F-16 escorts plane out of area after airspace incursion near Trump’s golf courseAn F-16 U.S. fighter jet on Saturday intercepted a general aviation aircraft that violated a temporary restriction of the airspace over U.S....
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Another shark spotted 100 feet away from swimmers at Rockaway Beach, prompting closureNYPD drones captured the stunning sight Saturday.
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Sources: Grizzlies trading center Huff to PacersThe Memphis Grizzlies are trading center Jay Huff to the Indiana Pacers for one second-round pick and one second-round pick swap, sources told ESPN.
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Irish land WR Fitzgerald, son of ex-NFL star LarryDevin Fitzgerald, a three-star wide receiver and the son of former NFL star Larry Fitzgerald, has committed to Notre Dame.
