Very important evidence recovered miles away from Florida Learjet crash site, investigator reveals

A piece of the Learjet that slammed into the ground in Florida was found nearly 4 miles from the crash site. (via REUTERS)

A piece of the Learjet that slammed into the ground in Florida, killing all nine people aboard, was found nearly 4 miles from the crash site, investigators said Tuesday, confirming that the plane was breaking apart before impact. A piece of the Learjet that slammed into the ground in Florida was found nearly 4 miles … Read more

Nancy Guthrie update: Scanner reports claim police activity near kidnapping site

Police activity was reported in Tucson’s Sam Hughes neighborhood on October 29, amid the ongoing investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. (X/@RandomstuffA2Z)

Police activity was reported in Tucson’s Sam Hughes neighborhood on Thursday, October 29, with scanner reports indicating a significant law enforcement presence and a helicopter circling overhead for several minutes. The activity comes as the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance continues. Police activity was reported in Tucson’s Sam Hughes neighborhood on October 29, amid the … Read more

Emergency response triggered at South Carolina nuclear site after fire erupts at lab

Emergency response triggered at US Department of Energy industrial complex near Aiken, South Carolina after ‘radiological release’ (Unsplash - representational image)

A “radiological release” triggered a “site area emergency” response at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina, Wednesday evening, October 28. News 12 was told that it is not a danger to the public outside the vast SRS border, Emergency response triggered at US Department of Energy industrial complex near Aiken, … Read more

In 2007, Pennsylvania coated an 800-foot crash-prone curve with high-friction surfacing; the site had no wet-road crashes for the next eight years

Representative image of a winding roadway treated with a high-friction surface to improve tire grip and reduce wet-weather crashes. (AI-generated)

A sharp curve on Pennsylvania’s Route 611 had a persistent safety problem that conventional road signs and markings could not solve. When rain covered the pavement, drivers faced a combination of low surface friction and difficult road geometry, increasing the risk of skidding and leaving the roadway. In 2007, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) … Read more

In 2021, Ted Turner transferred nearly 80,000 acres of Nebraska prairie to his ecoagriculture institute; the ranch became a research site for wetlands

In 2021, Ted Turner transferred nearly 80,000 prairie acres to his ecoagriculture institute. (REUTERS)

What if one of the best ways to protect nature is to treat the land like a classroom? In 2021, Ted Turner created exactly that kind of place. He transferred almost 80,000 acres of prairie land to the Turner Institute of Ecoagriculture, which became a laboratory for wetlands and bison. One of the projects of … Read more

A 26-acre California site was being turned into an ICE detention facility without a full environmental review; a federal judge has now halted construction until the government completes the required analysis

A 26-acre California site was being turned into an ICE detention facility without a full environmental review; a federal judge has now halted construction until the government completes the required analysis

A 26-acre California site was being turned into an ICE detention facility without a full environmental review; a federal judge has now halted construction until the government completes the required analysis/Image: Reuters A federal judge has halted construction of a planned Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility near Gilroy, California, ruling that the federal government … Read more

Mine water treatment by-product ochre is being used to stabilise contaminated soil at a former lead works in Chester; the site could make way for 126 new apartments

Mine water treatment by-product ochre is being used to stabilise contaminated soil at a former lead works in Chester; the site could make way for 126 new apartments

PC: Mining Remediation Authority A long-derelict brownfield site in the heart of Chester is being prepared for a new residential development after mine water treatment by-product was reused to stabilise contaminated soil.The 5,200 square metre site was historically occupied by lead works and later used as a car park. It remained undeveloped because of legacy … Read more

In 2003, Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House went to auction as buyers considered moving it; preservation groups paid over $7.5 million to keep the Illinois landmark on its original site

In 2003, Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House went to auction as buyers considered moving it; preservation groups paid over $7.5 million to keep the Illinois landmark on its original site

The Farnsworth House was built for Dr. Edith Farnsworth as a weekend retreat (Image Credit: William E. Dunlap via National Trust for Historic Preservation) A modernist house in Illinois came surprisingly close to being taken apart and moved away from the landscape it was designed for. In 2003, the Farnsworth House, designed by Ludwig Mies … Read more

Nasa struggled to find a safe sampling site on asteroid Bennu; Queen guitarist Brian May used his little-known 3D imaging skills to reveal its treacherous terrain

Nasa struggled to find a safe sampling site on asteroid Bennu; Queen guitarist Brian May used his little-known 3D imaging skills to reveal its treacherous terrain

A rock musician working at a computer might seem an unlikely figure in an asteroid-sampling mission, but Brian May brought a specialist skill to Nasa’s search for a place to land on Bennu. The Queen guitarist, who also holds a doctorate in astrophysics, helped scientists turn spacecraft photographs into three-dimensional views of the asteroid’s rough … Read more

Lori Nunis’ jewelry site ‘locked’ after Laguna Beach ‘Karen’ has outburst on video: ‘Go back to Mexico’

Lori Nunis has been identified as the woman on video who interrupted a California couple's marriage proposal in Laguna Beach. (Instagram/ trinityfilmsofficial)

Lori Nunis was identified as the Laguna Beach ‘Karen’ who was caught on video trying to shut down a California couple’s romantic marriage proposal. The incident soon took a racist turn with her telling them to ‘Go back to Mexico’. Lori Nunis has been identified as the woman on video who interrupted a California couple’s … Read more