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Happy anniversary, Batman: Bat-Signal lights up city skies to celebrate 80th year

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

DC Comics(NEW YORK) — In celebration of 80 years of Batman, DC Comics is asking you to look to the skies — or buildings — to get a glimpse of the Bat-Signal. The iconic image […]

Greek authorities arrest suspect in connection to 1985 hijacking of TWA flight

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

Bychykhin_Olexandr/iStock(NEW YORK) — A 65-year-old man linked to the 1985 hijacking of a Trans World Airlines flight, an attack during which a U.S. Navy diver was killed, has been arrested in Greece. Hamadei Saleh Mohammed […]

Booker says he’ll end 2020 campaign if he doesn’t hit fundraising goal

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

New Jersey Senator Cory Booker this morning said he’s being “brutally honest” with supporters and the public and will end his presidential campaign if he’s unable to raise at least $1.7 million in the next […]

Detour leads Massachusetts man, Peter Levesque, to a $10 million lottery win

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

Masslottery.com(TAUNTON, Mass.) — A minor detour led to major winnings for one Massachusetts man. Peter Levesque was driving back to his Taunton home from lunch when he came across road closures and was forced to […]

Chicago police officer shot, search underway for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

ABC News(CHICAGO) — A Chicago police officer was shot Saturday morning, and police are now searching for the suspected gunman, officials said. The officer was rushed to a local hospital for surgery and is in […]

Paris police use tear gas on Yellow Vest protesters as climate march turns violent

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

iStock/Thinkstock(PARIS) — Paris police used tear gas against Yellow Vest protesters for the second time Saturday to prevent further riots during what was a peaceful climate march. The march, which was protesting government and corporation […]

Flash floods threaten Central U.S. as tropical systems develop in Atlantic and Pacific

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

ABC News(KANSAS CITY) — Flash flooding and severe storms are possible across the Central United States today, as a strong cold front sweeps across much of the region. Moisture that was once associated with the […]

String of shootings at high school football games continues with 2 teens injured in Philadelphia

September 21, 2019 KQRadio 0

WALA(PHILADELPHIA) — For at least the fifth week in a row, a shooting has taken place during a high school football game. Two teens injured in Philadelphia are the latest victims in a string of […]

Whitey Bulger’s family filing wrongful death suit against DOJ

September 20, 2019 KQRadio 0

MivPiv/iStock(NEW YORK) — The family of James “Whitey” Bulger signaled its intent Friday to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the Justice Department, nearly a year after the Boston gangster was beaten to death in […]

Teen activist Greta Thunberg says Global Climate Strike mission is ‘much bigger’ than skipping school

September 20, 2019 KQRadio 0

We-Ge/iStock(NEW YORK) — Thousands of young activists filled the streets by New York City Hall Friday for the Global Climate Strike. Participants joined together to strike ahead of next week’s UN Climate Summit and NYC […]