I-75 southbound lanes reopened after overnight crash in Cincinnati

Cincinnati winter weather creates slick roads, tricky conditions on I-75 Wednesday morning

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Pride Parade organizers and attendees stalked and even assaulted me numerous times until I was able to find their weakness — physical exertion. The Pride Parade took place in downtown Philadelphia where a man sporting a skirt followed me around in an attempt to stop me from conducting interviews. A lady even unsuccessfully attempted to steal my microphone leaving a cut on my hand. The situation was pretty bleak until I found a way to escape from the radicals. As soon as I started to jog, the guy

Fireworks lit up the roadside after a truck carrying pyrotechnics caught fire on Interstate 75 in Tennessee, stopping traffic in both directions while crews extinguished the flames. No injuries were reported, according to the Chattanooga Fire Department.

It begins like any ideal highway journey—clear skies, open lanes, and a steady pace that makes the trip feel effortless. At first, everything runs exactly as planned, with cars moving smoothly and the road stretching out ahead without interruption. But that sense of ease doesn’t last for long. As peak travel hours approach, the entire atmosphere on the road starts to change. By Friday afternoon, a massive surge of drivers begins heading toward Nevada, all chasing the same weekend escape. Then, a

Dispatch: Multiple lanes blocked, major backups caused by crash on I-75 near Bond Hill