Athens-Born B-52s Land Hollywood Star, 20 Million Albums Later
The B-52s are getting a permanent piece of Hollywood Boulevard. The new wave band that turned a thrift-store wig aesthetic and “Love Shack” into a global phenomenon receives the 2,861st star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Pacific time, planted in the Recording category right outside Amoeba Music at 6212 Hollywood Boulevard.
Georgia Woman Soaked a Christian Book in Drugs, Mailed It to Alabama Prison
A 44-year-old Fairburn, Georgia woman is headed to federal prison for 78 months after investigators say she used the U.S. mail to smuggle synthetic drugs into Alabama correctional facilities, including by soaking a paperback book written by a well-known Christian author and mailing it straight to an inmate behind bars.
Douglasville woman bought a new home for her family. Now she says it could...
A Douglasville homeowner says she has spent tens of thousands of dollars trying to address structural problems at her home. Now, she says she has reached another obstacle: The builder will not negotiate directly with her while she represents herself.
Brightline West funding woes stall LA-to-Vegas high-speed rail project
Brightline West’s high-speed rail project between Southern California and Las Vegas has slowed due to lack of funding. A $6 billion federal loan, under review by the Federal Railroad Administration , has stalled the project, according to several sources, including a Las Vegas FOX affiliate. In March, Brightline West officials told FOX5 it was still waiting on the federal loan needed to fund the rail project construction through the federal Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing progra
In-N-Out CEO names 3 possible states for expansion
As California-based In-N-Out Burger celebrates 78 years of serving burgers, fries and milkshakes to the masses, its CEO is dropping her clearest hints to date about the next states potentially in line for expansion.
This Ohio festival’s grave competition replaces racecars with coffins
On a Sunday morning, the road leading up to a Chillicothe park is pretty dead. But soon, the street will creep to life as spectators line the sides and participants race decorated caskets down the middle. “This is the highlight normally every year of the Halloween festival,” organizer Dean O’Brien...
Cops arrested him after he wouldn’t show ID — now their qualified immunity defense...
A civil rights lawsuit involving an Ohio man arrested after refusing to identify himself has reached a critical stage, with his attorneys challenging a federal judge’s decision to protect the officers from constitutional claims despite finding problems with the arrest.
Ohio lottery winner splits prize with grandma
TORONTO, Ohio (WJW) – If you’re lucky, you get to grow up with grandparents and make special memories with them. That was the case with Alan. He and his grandma have a tradition of playing scratch-offs together. “Alan said that he used to ride along with his grandma when she bought tickets. Now that she’s […]
Ohio Mailman Grows 2,513-Pound Pumpkin, and Wins $9,250
A 42-year-old Ohio mail carrier who had never grown a regular pumpkin has broken the state’s giant pumpkin record with a 2,513-pound monster grown in his own backyard. Adam Momirov of Osnaburg Township, near East Canton, entered his enormous pumpkin in the Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin Growers competition on October 10, 2026, without realizing he...
16-year-old accused of murder arrested at Dulles before flight to Ethiopia
STERLING, Va. (7News) — A 16-year-old boy accused of killing a 68-year-old woman in North Carolina was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport before he could board a flight to Ethiopia, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said. CBP officers apprehended the teen on Oct. 23 as he was...
