Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett posted an Instagram Valentine's Day message praising snowboarder Chloe Kim after she earned Olympic silver in the women's halfpipe, and Kim replied in the comments.
Analysts say the 18-year-old suspect spent years engaging with firearms-related posts and graphic violent content online; the suspect died of a self-inflicted gunshot after a school attack that left several people dead.
Cameron County held a ribbon-cutting Saturday for the new Olmito Nature Park at 9538 Hayes Rd, now a 40-acre site featuring trails, overlooks, playgrounds and a constable substation. Phase one of the project received $6,521,692 in donations and officials said they plan to add more recreational water activities in coming years.
The Department of War airlifted a next-generation nuclear reactor from March Air Reserve Base in California to Hill Air Force Base in Utah and said the reactor will be moved to the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab in Orangeville for testing and evaluation.
A Huber Heights couple adopted a 49‑pound pit bull named Zora after their twin daughters left for college; Zora settled into the household and joined daily walks and monthly training sessions.
An animal behaviorist says rescue puppies often learn survival responses during a sensitive 3 to 14 week development window, and ASPCA data show about 2.9 million dogs entered shelters and rescues in 2024.
AdventHealth Transplant Institute at Porter in Denver is using the National Kidney Registry's voucher program so living donors can donate now and give their intended recipients priority access to a compatible kidney later.
Winsupply Family of Companies donated $250,000 in personal protective equipment—masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and no-touch thermometers—to nursing homes, food banks, homeless shelters and other community partners, and Dayton-area contributions were directed to St. Vincent de Paul Gateway Shelter, the Dayton Foodbank and the City of Moraine.
Demi Edmunds, 17, died in a three-vehicle collision on the A4042 in Cwmbran on Feb. 12; Gwent Police said inquiries are ongoing and they are asking anyone with information to contact them.
A rock shelter on the Umm Arak Plateau in southern Sinai contains rock art and inscriptions dated stylistically from roughly 10,000–5,500 B.C. through medieval times, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced.
