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DISASTERSep 16Helicopter crashes in Los Angeles, killing at least oneA KNBC helicopter was covering a Los Angeles Metro bus and a passenger vehicle collision, which killed two people and injured others, fire officials said.NBC News
DISASTERSep 16Black Bear Euthanized at Grand Teton National Park, Officials SayPeople had fed the bear several times, and it was becoming a safety risk for park visitors in Wyoming, officials said.NYT US
DISASTERSep 16Kanagawa Prefectural Police vehicle collides with motorcycle during U-turn, man breaks legA Kanagawa Prefectural Police vehicle collided with a motorcycle while making a U-turn, resulting in a man breaking his leg. This reports on a traffic accident involving a police vehicle.Asahi Shimbun
DISASTERSep 16WATCH: New video of man launching fireworks that sparked deadly wildfire, police sayAuthorities say new video shows a suspect launching fireworks from a moving truck. The 18-year-old faces multiple charges, including first-degree manslaughter.ABC News
DISASTERSep 15Terror on board Iranian plane as violent shaking rips cabin apartAl Jazeera [en]
DISASTERBREAKINGSep 15Seventh dead woman found near Johannesburg, police warn womenNOS Buitenland
DISASTERSep 15Gridlock strands motorists on Lateef Jakande Road, Isheri, BergerMotorists were stranded for hours on Tuesday evening as traffic built up along Lateef Jakande Road, Omole Phase 1, Isheri and Ojodu Berger in Lagos. The post Gridlock strands motorists on Lateef Jakande Road, Isheri, Berger appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
DISASTERSep 15Traveling on a bus, carrying hot water in a thermos, and burned a six-month-old babyA 26-year-old man spilled the liquid when boarding the vehicle in Puerto Madryn to go to Viedma. The man was charged with negligent serious injuries, and the child's family launched a campaign to raise money.Clarín
DISASTERSep 15Agartala-Delhi flight diverted to Lucknow after smoke warning; no injuries reportedThe flight 6E6504 landed safely at Lucknow Airport at 6.29 p.m. with 103 passengers and 6 crew members, airport authorities said, adding that no untoward incident was reportedThe Hindu
DISASTERSep 15Tuesday Weather | Trade Winds Strengthen as More Moisture ArrivesTrade winds will strengthen today, with mostly light and isolated showers. Wetter weather is expected to arrive Wednesday night as moisture from Norbert moves through the islands.kitv4 · united states of america
DISASTERSep 15Man electrocuted, nine others injured in RanipetThe deceased was a resident of Arumbakkam villageThe Hindu
DISASTERSep 15Server glitch halts prepaid meter recharging in 21 districts for 17 hrs | DistrictKHULNA, Sept 15, 2026 (BSS) - Prepaid electricity meter recharging under the West Zone Power Distribution Company Limited (WZOPADICO) remainedbssnews_net · bangladesh
DISASTERBREAKINGSep 15Dutch rail network crippled by suspected sabotageSouth China Morning Post
DISASTERBREAKINGSep 15Britons escape ‘wall of flames’ by fleeing into the sea as Croatia wildfire tears through holiday islandThe Independent World
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces Nearly $500,000 for AlabamaFEMA Announces Nearly $500,000 for Alabama ATLANTA — FEMA announced nearly $500,000 in funding for two Hazard Mitigation Grant Program projects to help make Alabama communities more resilient to disasters.This funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for 150 projects nationwide. The projects are: $244,000 to Satsuma Water and Sewer for generators and emergency power.$232,000 to the Central Elmore Water and Sewer Authority for generators and emergency power. These projects are the latest examples of billions of dollars in disaster recovery provided FEMA
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces $3.8 Million for Georgia RecoveryFEMA Announces $3.8 Million for Georgia Recovery ATLANTA — FEMA announced $3.8 million in funding for 12 recovery projects to help Georgia communities recover from Hurricane Helene.This funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for 150 projects nationwide. FEMA’s Public Assistance program helps communities cover costs for debris removal, life-saving emergency protective measures, and restoring public infrastructure after a disaster. These Georgia projects include: $751,600 to Wheeler County for grant management costs.$510,500 to Washington Electric Membership CorpFEMA
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces $11 Million for Kentucky RecoveryFEMA Announces $11 Million for Kentucky Recovery ATLANTA — FEMA announced $11.2 million in funding for seven recovery and mitigation projects to help Kentucky communities recover from severe storms, straight-line winds, flooding, landslides and mudslides.This funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for 150 projects nationwide. FEMA is awarding more than $10 million to Kentucky to fund five projects under FEMA’s Public Assistance program, which helps communities cover costs for debris removal and restoring public infrastructure after a disaster. These projects includeFEMA
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces Nearly $2 Million for Mississippi RecoveryFEMA Announces Nearly $2 Million for Mississippi Recovery ATLANTA — FEMA is awarding more than $1.7 million to Mississippi to fund two projects under FEMA’s Public Assistance program, which helps communities cover costs for debris removal, life-saving emergency protective measures, and restoring public infrastructure after a disaster.This funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for 150 projects nationwide. FEMA awarded Mississippi funds for projects from the January winter storm: $1.2 million to the city of Corinth for debris removal.$584,000 to Marshall County FEMA
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces $8.5 Million for Tennessee RecoveryFEMA Announces $8.5 Million for Tennessee Recovery ATLANTA — FEMA announced $8.5 million in funding for three recovery and mitigation projects to help Tennessee communities recover from the Covid-19 pandemic and severe storms.This funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for 150 projects nationwide. FEMA is awarding more than $6.4 million to Tennessee to fund two projects under FEMA’s Public Assistance program, which helps communities cover costs for management and restoring public infrastructure after a disaster. These projects include: $527,000 to Ballad HealthFEMA
DISASTERSep 15FEMA Announces Nearly $10 Million for Florida RecoveryFEMA Announces Nearly $10 Million for Florida Recovery LAKE MARY, Fla. – FEMA announced nearly $10 million in funding for 8 recovery and mitigation projects to help Florida communities recover from various hurricanes and other disasters.The funding is part of more than $308 million that FEMA announced for almost 150 projects nationwide.FEMA is awarding nearly $5 million through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program for a project that will prevent, eliminate or reduce future disaster-related damage. The state will receive nearly $5 million for the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority to hFEMA
DISASTERSep 15Heavy rain paralyses traffic in several parts of BengaluruIn Domlur, a portion of the compound wall of a military campus collapsed, reportedly trapping four cows underneathThe Hindu
DISASTERSep 15Wildfires rage on Amalfi CoastDramatic situation, likely arson say authoritiesANSA [en]
DISASTERSep 15TikToker who killed two tourists in Rosario sentenced to 16 years in prison: he was driving drunk and at high speedAgustín López Gagliasso was driving with 0.2 blood alcohol content at 120 kilometers per hour when he impacted the two women. The ruling was unanimous and the sentence was less than requested by the prosecution.Clarín
DISASTERSep 15Relief of residents as removal of chemical-laced soil begins in village in KeralamThe hazardous chemical waste from the now-defunct Binani Zinc Limited in Ernakulam district was illegally transported and dumped across private lands in Eriyad, a coastal village in Thrissur district, a few months ago, under the guise of regular soil for land filling, raising environmental concerns among the public. A meeting chaired by RDO decided to remove the entire material within two daysThe Hindu
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