Monthly Archives: July 2014

Update: Initial reports that the ‘drones’ flew at the helicopter may not be entirely accurate. Click here to read our followup coverage. Earlier this week, two drones narrowly avoided a collision with a New York Police Department’s helicopter just over … Continue reading →

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A Wyoming man who paid $1 million to sponsor a search for Amelia Earhart’s missing airplane is asking a federal judge not to dismiss his fraud lawsuit against expedition organizers. Tim Mellon maintains that the Pennsylvania-based … Continue reading →

Her hands showed every tendon, and her arms were like matchsticks. With a grayish tint to her face, Alma Abdulrahman, 27, spoke from a hospital bed in Amman, Jordan, one year ago about the torture and rape she’d endured at … Continue reading →

4433 N. Sherman Blvd. Photo taken June 8th, 2014 by Christopher Hillard. In the summer of 2012 while living in New Orleans, I set myself the task of documenting the condition of the 60-plus sites listed by the Louisiana Landmark … Continue reading →

ATLANTA, July 9, 2014 /CNW/ – January 2014 marked the 21st service anniversary for David Scarbrough at PAI, a Precision Aviation Group (PAG) company, and the month he was promoted to the top repair station job – Repair Station General … Continue reading →

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PUNTA GORDA, Fla. – Building a model airplane or ship can be time consuming and fun! For some of our American heroes, it also acts as therapy. A few men with the Veteran’s Village in Punta Gorda are building models … Continue reading →