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ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. (WFXR) - A Covington woman died after a car ran off a road in Alleghany County Friday evening, according to Virginia State Police (VSP). A 2013 Chevrolet Sonic was headed north on Kanawha Trail on Oct. 16 when it drove off the side of the road, hit a traffic sign and crashed [...]

CHEYENNE — Although no evacuation was required, the Wyoming State Capitol was one of several locations across the country to receive a package that may have contained an unidentified white powder substance. According to an FBI statement sent to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle, the FBI and the U. S. Postal Inspection Service are looking into multiple suspicious mailings sent to addresses nationwide. Some letters are reported to have contained an unknown substance. The FBI is working with local law enforcement to discover the parties responsible for the letters, according to the news release. At approximately 10:30 a.m. Thursday, a 911 call came in reporting white powder at the Wyoming State Capitol loading dock. No evacuation was necessary, according to Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) spokesperson Aaron Brown. WHP was the responding agency because it is responsible for security at the Capitol. The Cheyenne Police Department, Cheyenne Fire Rescue and the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office were called to assist, responding to the scene by approximately 10:40 a.m. A WTE reporter initially observed a group of six to seven people gathered in front of the loading dock, discussing next steps.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (KABC) -- Thousands of people made strides together in the fight against HIV Sunday at West Hollywood Park. For more than 40 years, AIDS Walk Los Angeles has gathered community members, advocates and supporters committed to raising money and demanding action in response to the AIDS crisis. APLA Health CEO Craig E. Thompson said the walk is an opportunity to see people from all backgrounds coalesce around a common cause. "I just love people coming together in community, and particularly this year, it's been a really tough year for America," Thompson said. "But this is a day for people to come together, remember, be community, feel as part of one, and feel like they're making a difference and positive change. "Sunday's event also brought out entertainers excited to lend their voices and support. Singer and former "American Idol" star David Archuleta was among a list of celebrities who spent the weekend raising awareness. "It just feels so great," Archuleta said. "The energy is so wonderful here, feels so wholesome and lovely that everyone here comes with such pure and wonderful intentions to help.

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A private jet went off the end of a runway during a planned takeoff at Las Vegas’ main airport Sunday and hit a perimeter fence, officials said. No injuries were reported in the 11 a.m. mishap at Harry Reid International Airport, said airport spokesperson Monika Bertaki. She didn’t say what caused the plane, a Dassault Falcon 50, to go off the runway.

Tonight we will see partly cloudy skies for most areas in Southern Colorado. We will have winds out of the east at around 5 to 10 mph. Lows will fall into the mid to upper 40s. Monday will bring us most sunny skies but with much cooler temperatures. We will see highs in the mid Tonight we will see partly cloudy skies for most areas in Southern Colorado. We will have winds out of the east at around 5 to 10 mph. Lows will fall into the mid to upper 40s. Monday will bring us most sunny skies but with much cooler temperatures. We will see highs in the mid

BOISE — It turns out that a drug-sniffing dog accidentally touching its nose to a car’s door handle isn’t automatically an unlawful search after all. Sorting out why, and whether the dog was actually searching for drugs, is up for debate. The Idaho Supreme Court on Tuesday, Oct. 14, published its opinion on State v. Pendleton, overturning an Ada County district judge’s decision to suppress drug evidence discovered during a 2021 traffic stop. In October of that year, police conducted a traffic stop on Shawna Rae Pendleton because her vehicle registration had expired. An officer had his drug-detection dog, Edo, conduct a free-air sniff around the outside of the vehicle. Edo’s nose briefly touched the driver’s-side door handle and possibly touched the passenger-side handle. Edo allegedly alerted that drugs were present, which prompted officers to search Pendleton’s vehicle without a search warrant. They discovered methamphetamine; marijuana; alprazolam, which is used to treat symptoms of anxiety; and drug paraphernalia, leading to Pendleton’s arrest, according the court opinion summary.

Cattle were on the loose in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, after a semi-truck carrying 120 head of cattle crashed and overturned on the highway Sunday morning. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Cattle were on the loose in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, after a semi-truck carrying 120 head of cattle crashed and overturned on the highway Sunday morning. Just before 1 p.m., KCPD said all cattle had been accounted for. The highway near I-29 and 71 Highway remains closed.

by ANTHONY DAMCOTTSun, October 18, 2026 at 5:06 PMA man was sentenced earlier this week for water pollution in Lawrence County, Kentucky, prosecutors said. (WCHS)LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ky. (WCHS) — A man was sentenced earlier this week for water pollution in Lawrence County, Kentucky, prosecutors said. Josh Ferguson, 42, of Martha, Kentucky, was sentenced on Tuesday to five years of probation, with 12 months of home detention, along with a fine of $20,000, according to a press release from the United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Kentucky. Prosecutors said the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection was notified about the discharge of brine water into the Left Fork Blaine Creek in Lawrence County. On Sept. 3, 2025, a KDEP inspector investigated an area where Ferguson owned two oil production wells, according to the release. The release said a hose that was connected to a metal brine tank ran through a field and into the creek, where it was actively releasing the waste into the water. Investigators said the water was orange with no signs of life downstream of where the hose was, and water samples indicated extremely elevated chloride levels.

MnDOT will share its plans this week to rebuild Hwy. 252 in Brooklyn Park and Brooklyn Center.

A preliminary investigation into the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright suggests a munition from a live training exercise sparked a fast-moving grass fire, causing Saturday’s explosion, according to multiple military sources. On Sunday, Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that four service members perished and their next of kin have been notified, adding that dozens more were seriously injured. Separate military sources told Global News that at least seven people died and dozens more were injured at the base, located around 200 kilometres from Edmonton. The Department of Defence and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are slated to hold a news conference at 3 p.m. MT. Here are the latest developments (all times local to Alberta):4 p.m. The military says soldiers killed and injured while training at CFB Wainwright were caught up in a sudden windstorm that overwhelmed them with fire moving at unbelievable speeds. Story continues below advertisement

High School FootballLive streaming newscasts, breaking news, weather & original, local programming. ByABC7 Chicago Digital Team Sunday, October 18, 2026 8:54PMEVANSTON, Ill. (WLS) -- A high school marching band reportedly faced racist and homophobic comments during the first-ever high school football game at Northwestern University's New Ryan Field in Evanston, school district officials said. Evanston Township High School District 202 and New Trier Township High School District 203 issued a joint statement Sunday about the incident that happened Friday night. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchMembers of the Evanston Township High School marching band were reportedly "subjected to racist and homophobic comments and other offensive behavior by New Trier fans," officials said. "Standing against racism, homophobia, and other forms of discrimination is central to the missions of both districts. We have a responsibility to uphold these values through our actions and to teach our students to do the same," the statement from Evanston Township High School District 202 Superintendent Dr. Marcus Campbell andNew Trier Township High School District 203 Superintendent Dr.

Il Fornaio, a California-based Italian restaurant chain, will pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit from the U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over allegations of “ongoing, continuous and severe” sexual harassment of at least 100 female employees, many of whom were teenagers, the EEOC’s Los Angeles District announced this month. The 2022 lawsuit charged the restaurant chain with creating a sexually hostile work environment for female employees and retaliating against those who reported it. Il Fornaio is headquartered in Corte Madera and operates 15 locations across California and Nevada. Supervisors and employees across multiple locations allegedly subjected female workers to repeated sexual harassment, including “forceful groping in restaurant bathrooms, multiple instances of grabbing female employees’ private parts, requests for sexual favors, and explicit references to sexual activities,” the EEOC said.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Thousands of breast cancer survivors, patients, caregivers and supporters gathered Sunday in Central Park and Jones Beach for the American Cancer Society's annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks, raising awareness about early detection, research and support for those affected by the disease. Organizers expected about 50,000 participants in Central Park and another 70,000 at Jones Beach, creating seas of pink at both events as walkers came together with a shared goal: ending breast cancer. Among those participating in Central Park was breast cancer survivor Deanna, who said she first took part in the walk before learning she had cancer herself. "My first walk with Strides, it was I walked for someone else and I didn't know I had cancer... I was diagnosed in November of 2022 and then I had a double masectomy in 2023. "She credited family members, friends and coworkers for helping her through treatment and said the experience reinforced the importance of hope. "Cancer didn't change or take away my hope. It actually brought me more hope. It's about paying forward," she said.

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The “Colorado Dems Bus Tour” visited Delta, Montrose and Telluride before stopping in Durango for a community gathering at Fort Lewis College on Saturday and featured Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, the Democratic nominee for governor of Colorado, among other Colorado candidates. (Christian Burney/Durango Herald)Christian Burney With Election Day on Nov. 3 – just 18 days away, Colorado Democratic candidates were on the campaign trail together through Southwest Colorado on Saturday.

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