Surveillance video captured the moment the business owner opened fire on would-be robbers armed with long rifles at the store in Norco, California.
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NY animal sanctuary owner faces felony after refusing to return stray cows from beef farm
Asha’s Farm Sanctuary owner Tracy Murphy is charged with grand larceny after troopers say she refused to return beef cows that wandered onto her land.
Who has the best fish? Travel site ranks the ’15 Best Seafood Restaurants in Florida’
Whether it’s crag legs and oysters or lobster and shrimp, foodies can chose from these recently named “15 best Seafood Restaurants in Florida.”
‘Yeezy Day’ 2022 is here: How long is the sale and where can I buy the new kicks?
“Yeezy Day” new releases and restocks started Tuesday at 9 a.m. ET and run through Wednesday. Here’s what to know.
Airline passenger fined nearly $2,000 after dog finds undeclared McMuffins in luggage
Zinta, an Australian airport’s new biosecurity detector dog, uncovered the McMuffins in a backpack of a passenger arriving from Indonesia.
Georgia college professor fatally shoots 18-year-old student sitting in car, police say
Police said Anna Jones was killed when Richard Sigman shot into a parked car following an argument with a man at a pizza restaurant.
Meet Freya, the 1,300-pound walrus capturing hearts, sinking boats and irking mariners
Most recently, Freya the walrus swam to Norway, where officials said she sunk a boat in Oslofjord, an inlet in the south-eastern part of the country.
McDonald’s offers free food and deals every day this week, plus a Kid Cudi merch drop
The Golden Arches is pairing up with rapper Kid Cudi to drop new merchandise and free food this week as part of their Camp McDonald’s promotion.
Buzz Aldrin’s Apollo 11 moon landing jacket set for auction, could fetch up to $2 million
The jacket has an estimated value of $1 million to $2 million. It is just one of the items owned by the astronaut that will be up for auction in July.
Lawsuit: Dallas Taco Bell manager poured scalding water on customers over incorrect order
The suit filed in Dallas County against Taco Bell claims two customers were left with permanent skin damage after the reported hot water attack.