5 h. ago Police officer killed, 5 injured after gunman took hostages at Pennsylvania hospital

Five people were injured and one police officer was killed during the shooting

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7 h. ago Police officer killed amid shooting at Pennsylvania hospital

Andrew Duarte of West York borough police department was slain Saturday at UPMC memorial hospital in YorkA police officer was killed Saturday after responding to a shooting at a central Pennsylvania hospital, officials said.The officer slain in the shooting at UPMC memorial hospital in York was identified as Andrew Duarte of the West York borough police department. He had been responding to a mutual aid call, the department posted on its Facebook page.Guardian staff contributed reporting Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Hospital official says gunman killed after shots were fired at a Pennsylvania hospital

A hospital official says a gunman has been killed after shots were fired at a hospital in central Pennsylvania

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4 d. ago Tennis tournament halted after shots fired outside grounds and players fled the court

The Brazzaville Challenger tennis match between Guy den Ouden and Ivan Denisovwas was interrupted after gunshots were fired outside the grounds, forcing players to walk off the court

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4 d. ago Trump ally Steve Bannon divides MAGA after calling Elon Musk a 'parasitic illegal immigrant'

Steve Bannon fired another shot in his war against Elon Musk this week. The 71-year-old former Chief White House Strategist unloaded on the billionaire DOGE leader in a new interview.

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5 d. ago Woman killed in horror Valentine's Day pub shooting named as gunman missing 'in river'

Police said the victim has not yet been formally identified, but she has been named as Lisa Smith, 43, from Slough, Berkshire as detectives continue to search the River Thames in Dartford for the suspect

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6 d. ago I signed up for disaster training in LA. I had no idea I’d need it so soon

Four months ago, I took an emergency response course. Then the wildfires came, and I realised, in an era of disasters, how vital trained neighbors areKelley McIntosh is the kind of person who gives her friends fire extinguishers as housewarming gifts. In other words, my kind of person: as a climate journalist who’s spent eight years reporting on adaptations critical to life in our burning, storming, fevered world, I’ve been known to gift-wrap prepper items, too. Loved ones have sighed and nodded as they opened solar lanterns, flashlights and emergency radios none of us quite understand how to “crank”.Shockingly for two hypervigilants, neither Kelley nor I had ever actually pulled the pin and shot a fire extinguisher until the day we met last September in Los Angeles. Continue reading...

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