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The time that school ends is also the time that I'm leaving work and I didn't think that I'd have enough time to make it from my job to his school, Primes said.Primes works near University Circle while her grandson, Jayce, goes to school on the west side of Cleveland. With traffic that builds up at the end of the day, the chance that Vickie gets to Jayce's school in time for pick-up is even smaller.That's where 415

The two planes belonged to the US Marine Corps, assigned to the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III Marine Expeditionary Force.While the cause of Thursday's crash is under investigation, it comes a year after a spate of incidents -- most involving ships assigned to the US 7th Fleet -- that included the deaths of 17 sailors.In August 2017, Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin was relieved of his duty as the commander of 7th Fleet following a deadly collision between the destroyer USS John S. McCain and a merchant ship off Singapore that left 10 US sailors dead.In June the same year, the guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald, also of the 7th Fleet, collided with a cargo ship off Japan, killing seven US sailors.Those two fatal collisions were "avoidable" and "numerous failures occurred on the part of leadership," a Navy report concluded November last year.Appearing before the House Armed Services Committee as part of an investigation into the series of fatal crashes and collisions at sea, the Navy's No. 2 officer, Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. William Moran, said the Navy was trying to do too much with too little."We continue to have a supply-and-demand problem which is placing a heavy strain on the force," said Moran. "All of these things culminate with this notion we aren't big enough to do everything we're being tasked to do."Surveys of sailors aboard the Japan-based guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh carried out between June 2015 and August 2017 pointed to severe morale problems.One sailor described serving aboard the ship as being akin to being on "a floating prison," according to surveys obtained via the Freedom of Information Act by Navy Times. 1714

The Safari Park promises Ballet Folklorico dancers, mariachis and festive foods. We're talking street tacos, sangria, margaritas and more. The zoo is also planning soccer acrobatics and bilingual animal shows.  225

The winning numbers were white balls 6, 15, 34, 45, 52, plus Powerball 8, and Power Play multiplier 2X.The winner may choose between 30 graduated payments over 29 years that total 4.6 million or a lump sum payment of 3.3. million. These amounts are before taxes.The ticket holder has 180 days to claim the prize. North Carolina does not allow winners to remain anonymous."This is a life-changing event and we're excited that someone in North Carolina won this jackpot," Mark Michalko, executive director of the N.C. Education Lottery, said in a statement."Our advice to the winner is to sign that ticket to establish your ownership of it and then secure it in a safe place. Then, take your time and put together a plan with the help of financial and legal advisers for how you would like to claim your prize."This is the fifth time a Powerball jackpot winner has come from North Carolina, according to the N.C. Education Lottery. 935

The problem for this group of killer whales is a dwindling food supply, scientists say. Most killer whales eat a wider diet, but this particular group of about 75 resident orcas eats just salmon, which have been overfished in the area for commercial consumption. Manmade contraptions, like hydroelectric power sources, block the salmons' path to release eggs.Exasperating the problem is that orcas do not have babies often or in large numbers, and when they do, it is a long process. It takes a calf a little under a year and a half to fully develop in the womb, and they nurse for another year. They must learn to swim right away, Balcomb said, and rely on their mothers for food for several years -- first through nursing, then through providing fish."Extinction is looming," Balcomb?told CNN last?month, but it is not inevitable if humans restore salmon populations and river systems in time. 895