Jeremy David Hanson, 34, was charged with one count of interstate communication of threats to commit violence in connection to the anti-LGBTQ threats.
Author: Christine Fernando, USA TODAY
‘Catastrophic fire weather’ threatens drought-stricken Southwest; Tunnel Fire rages in Arizona
As the Tunnel Fire continues to blaze near Flagstaff in Arizona, Colorado fire crews “knocked down” a grass fire in Colorado Springs on Friday.
‘I just want justice’: Family of California grandmother fatally shot by police claim excessive force
Tracy Gaeta, 54, died after a K-9 officer identified by police officials as Kyle Ribera fired more than two dozen shots into her car on Feb. 22.
Police arrest suspect week after 3 killed, weapons stolen at Georgia gun range
Jacob Christian Muse, 21, of College Park, Georgia, is charged with three counts of malice murder.
‘You saved lives’: Transit workers honored for helping passengers escape danger during Brooklyn shooting
The transit workers who kept calm and raced to help panicked survivors amid the chaos of the Brooklyn subway attack were honored Friday as heroes.
Storms, possible tornadoes slam Kentucky, Indiana; Florida to New England next in line
A violent storm that ripped through Kentucky and Indiana is part of a severe weather pattern that raged through the nation’s midsection this week.
Woman faces murder charge in Texas after ‘self-induced abortion,’ prompting outrage from reproductive rights advocates
The Starr County Sheriff’s Office in southern Texas arrested Lizelle Herrera, citing “self-induced abortion” for the charges.
This is America: Sri Lanka is in crisis, and Sri Lankan Americans are standing in solidarity
The Sri Lankan rupee has plummeted in value, and inflation is soaring. Prices of necessities, including fuel, food and medicine have also skyrocketed.
Bolstered by legacy, Black distillers push for diversity in industry: ‘You’re actually not alone’
Recognizing the contributions of Black distillers is step one in improving diversity in the predominantly white distilling industry, experts say.
Chilling photos show Texas communities devastated by wildfires that burned 50 homes
An outbreak of wildfires around several small Texas communities burned at least 50 homes, killed a sheriff’s deputy and left a trail of destruction.