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Authorities rescued a 9-year-old boy who had been locked inside his father’s utility van in eastern France for about two years, dating back to 2024; the boy is safe and investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the confinement.
Dianna Russini will not report while The Athletic reviews her NFL coverage after photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel were published; an initial review suggested the images lacked context, but new details have prompted a broader review. Russini says the photos were taken out of context, while Vrabel denies any impropriety; The New York Post published the photos, and The Athletic and The New York Times declined to comment; the investigation is ongoing.
American Lynette Hooker, 55, disappeared near Elbow Cay in the Bahamas after a dinghy incident; her husband, Brian Hooker, was detained for additional questioning by Bahamian police and has not been charged, denying any wrongdoing. His arrest follows his claim that she fell overboard in rough seas. Hooker’s family, including her daughter Karli Aylesworth, describe a sometimes turbulent marriage with past abuse allegations, and are seeking answers. The search has shifted from rescue to recovery as Bahamian authorities, with U.S. Coast Guard and State Department involvement, continue the investigation.
Bahamas investigators are probing the disappearance of Lynette Hooker after her husband says she fell from a dinghy in rough seas; he has been detained for questioning but denies wrongdoing and is cooperating, as family members describe a turbulent marriage. The case has involved multiple agencies and shifted from active rescue to recovery, with authorities pursuing answers and no charges filed yet.
A husband maintains his innocence as his wife remains missing after vanishing from a boat in the Bahamas, with authorities continuing the investigation and no charges announced yet.
One worker died and two others remain missing after a seven-story CHOP parking garage under construction partially collapsed in Grays Ferry; three people were rescued, the site is unstable, engineers will carefully deconstruct the structure, and the city’s L&I is investigating while CHOP cooperates.
Paramount president Jeff Shell is stepping down amid an internal investigation connected to a lawsuit from RJ Cipriani alleging Shell disclosed non-public information; Paramount says the review found no securities violations, while Cipriani and Shell are suing each other; Shell had joined Skydance’s bid to acquire Paramount, with the mega-merger looming.
Four people have been arrested in a federal corruption investigation tied to a New York City homeless shelter operator, AP source says; the AP story was updated March 31, 2026.
Three FBI agents were fired after their involvement in a Trump-related investigation and have filed a lawsuit seeking reinstatement of their positions.
Kid Rock posted a video showing two U.S. Army AH-64 Apache helicopters hovering near his Whites Creek, Tennessee home and saluting, sparking backlash and questions about whether the flyby was approved or taxpayer-funded. The Army said the helicopters were on a training mission and is conducting an administrative review to determine if airspace regulations were followed, noting the aircraft reportedly circled the estate four times over about three minutes.
A Frontier Airlines flight arriving at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was diverted to a remote area after a passenger made a verbal bomb threat while taxiing. The aircraft was evacuated via airstairs and passengers were bused to the terminal; the threat was deemed non-credible and no injuries were reported, with authorities continuing the investigation.
French police halted a suspected bombing outside a Bank of America building in Paris, arresting one person as investigators opened an inquiry into the incident on March 28, 2026.
Hartford police fired Officer Joseph Magnano for fatally shooting Steven Jones, a Black man holding a knife, just 30 seconds after Magnano arrived as three other officers had spent minutes trying to de-escalate; body-worn camera footage shows de-escalation efforts and a final warning before the shot, Jones dying four days later. The state inspector general is investigating for possible criminal charges, while the union defends Magnano; Magnano was new to the force on probation.
Floyd William Parrott, 64, has been charged with capital murder in the 1990 Lovers’ Lane killings of Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson in Houston. He was arrested in Lincoln, Nebraska, and is awaiting extradition to Texas as investigators link him to the decades-old case, which earlier saw the victims found in a parked car after being stabbed, with Henry sexually assaulted.
A female employee at the Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo in Sunshine City was killed in a stabbing on March 26, 2026; the male assailant, also in his 20s, died after injuring himself. The Pokémon Company says the store will stay temporarily closed to cooperate with police and support staff, with motive undetermined and an ongoing investigation.