News for April 3, 2025

A badly injured loggerhead sea turtle named Lenny was rescued in the Florida Keys, treated at the Turtle Hospital, and released back into the sea.

Severe storms tore through Tennessee and Arkansas, killing people and leaving heavy damage as forecasters warned of dangerous rain and flash flooding across the central U.S.

Authorities identified two teens found dead in a JetBlue plane’s landing gear after a January flight, highlighting a deadly stowaway attempt and aviation security concerns.

Teen racer Cameron Carraway is using his success on the track to support Joshua's Gift, a nonprofit that helps families with autism.

First American Financial Corp. CEO Kenneth DeGiorgio faces a federal assault charge after allegedly choking a man during a cruise ship dispute over barefoot dancing.

Ford is offering employee pricing on many 2024 and 2025 vehicles as new U.S. auto tariffs begin and car prices are expected to rise.

Elgin police identified remains found in a submerged car in the Fox River as Karen Schepers, ending a 42-year search in her cold case.

A resident in Flamstead, Steve Harris, captured a hawk that had been attacking villagers, bringing an end to weeks of fear in the Hertfordshire village.

President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported vehicles have started, and automakers, especially Ford Motor and General Motors, could face higher costs, lower profits, and possible price increases for buyers.

Stellantis is idling assembly plants in Canada and Mexico as it reacts to President Donald Trump’s new 25% auto tariffs on vehicles imported into the U.S.

Costa Rican investigators said Brett Gardner’s son, Miller Gardner, died of carbon monoxide poisoning while the family was on vacation in Costa Rica.

Four suspected car thieves were arrested near Philadelphia after police say they crashed a stolen SUV and tried to escape by jumping into a pond.

Target Field is getting new upgrades in 2025, with the Minnesota Twins adding faster entry, better food service, and improved technology for fans.