A Southwest Airlines plane preparing to take off in Tennessee had to be grounded after it was hit by a ground equipment vehicle. The incident occurred on Sunday at Memphis International Airport as passengers were boarding the flight. Southwest said Flight 4013 to Las Vegas was taken out of service following the collision, but no passengers or crew members were injured. The airline told Fox News it was an “isolated incident” and that passengers were able to board another plane to reach their destinations. They eventually arrived at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas nearly four hours behind schedule. Video obtained by a Memphis news station shows airport police and the Memphis Fire Department responding after the ground vehicle hit the underside of the Boeing 737 while it was sitting on the runway. Southwest Airlines confirmed that an investigation into the incident is underway. “The event will be investigated through our comprehensive Safety Management System,” the airline said. “Nothing is more important to Southwest than the Safety of its Customers and Employees.”

An online deals site has been forced to apologize after an email blast cracked wise about a crocodile attacking a small child during a family trip to the zoo. The 3-year-old boy was thrown into a crocodile pen at the facility in Cambridgeshire, U.K., on Thursday and was dragged clear by staff with what have been described as serious wounds. A 30-year-old man was held over a suspected attempted murder but has since been released on bail after being deemed “unfit for interview.” Wowcher, a U.K. online deals site, sent out a marketing blast Saturday urging shoppers to “snap up these deals quicker than a croc can catch a kid” above offers on holidays and days out. Screenshots were quickly shared online, with furious recipients branding the email “disgusting.” Wowcher has since branded its own wording “unacceptable” and insisted that no one had approved the message. It has pledged to overhaul its approval safeguards so that no similar emails are sent in the future and has paused other scheduled promotions pending a thorough review.

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Three people have been killed after a single-engine plane crashed close to a playground in Maryland. Police said the Piper Cherokee plane was traveling from Ocean City, New Jersey, to the Montgomery County Air Park when it came down in the woods in a residential area of Bowie. Images from local media show police tape closing off a playground just a matter of feet away from where the plane was located at 3:45 a.m. on Sunday. The three male victims, a pilot and two passengers, were pronounced dead at the scene. No one else was injured. Maryland State Police believe the aircraft belongs to a local flight school in Montgomery County. Investigators also believe the plane may have been on a training flight when it crashed for “reasons unknown at this time.” State police spokeswoman Elena Russo told The Washington Post that the crash, close to a residential neighborhood, “absolutely could have been much worse.” She added, “It’s already a tragedy that we’ve lost three lives, but the fact that they narrowly missed a residential area in Bowie—we’re very fortunate.”

Criminal Minds star Paget Brewster has publicly apologized for losing her cool with a reviewer. After journalist Shealyn Scott criticized the Paramount+ show’s ‘Evolution’ spinoff starring Brewster, the actress raged on X Saturday night: “Hello critic Shealyn Scott. You’re young. You don’t know that bad pics and bad reviews can lead to 350 people losing their jobs. Sell vintage. Work at a shelter. Do something better than what you do now. Because right now you suck.” The public smearing of Scott—who used a photo approved by the streaming giant—came as a shock to Brewster’s fans. “I love Paget so much but this is an insane response to someone just (rightly) criticizing the way shows have all become like 10 eps a season and essentially just saying they want MORE of your show,” one person wrote. Brewster has since deleted the original post, and followed up on Sunday: “Hi guys, I was mean to Shealyn Scott last night and I profoundly regret it. Shame on me for insulting a human being for doing their job. I’m very sorry, Shealyn. And I’m sorry to those who follow me that you saw me behave like that. Turns out, last night, I sucked.”

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The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat watch for the Grand Canyon after an increase in heat-related incidents in the inner canyon. The NWS has warned that temperatures could reach or exceed 110 degrees at midday on Monday through Tuesday at Phantom Ranch, and stresses that visitors are “strongly advised” to avoid hiking in the middle of the day. An extreme heat watch was in effect on June 16 when two hikers, aged 67 and 68, were found dead on the North Kaibab Trail, described by the National Park Service as the most difficult inner canyon trail. The NPS said that they appeared to have succumbed to heat-related illness. A third person, aged 72, died on June 12 on the South Kaibab Trail, also as a result of heat-related illness. 90 miles south, residents and visitors were evacuated at Oak Creek Canyon on Friday in response to a wildfire that burned hundreds of acres near Sedona. The alert from the NWS notes that the chance of showers and thunderstorms in the region is expected to increase by the middle of the week.

A Delta Air Lines jet had a close call with an American Airlines plane during an incident at Boston Logan International Airport on Saturday. The Delta jet was roughly 300 feet from hitting the American Airlines plane, and had to abort its landing. Former safety engineer at Boeing, Todd Curtis, estimated the short distance between the two aircraft using Flightradar24. “This is a significant incident,” Curtis said, noting that it was especially concerning as it involved two professional airline crews. The Delta flight 2351 coordinated with air traffic control to perform the go-around, an airline spokesperson said. The Delta plane, which was coming from Dallas and had 129 passengers and six crew on board, landed safely and deplaned normally, according to the spokesperson. The Federal Aviation Administration told Associated Press they are investigating the incident, while Curtis said federal aviation officials have expressed concern over similar runway incursions and will scrutinize the latest close call. These near-misses will be the subject of a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday by the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation, Space, and Innovation as they look for ways to improve airspace safety.

A rock music fan fell to his death during a concert at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, according to the Associated Press. Officials told the news agency that a man fell from the 300 section of MSG and suffered fatal injuries just before 10 p.m. Police identified the man as 51-year-old Paul Kueker of Niantic, Connecticut, who had been attending the concert with his wife. Goose, the band performing at the venue at the time of Kueker’s death, released a statement following the tragic incident. “We are all reeling following the events that occurred at last nights show,“ the band wrote in a post on Instagram. ”Getting off stage to learn that news was devastating for us and our crew, and we cannot imagine how some of you left the show feeling last night." The jam band offered resources for fans affected by the traumatic incident at Saturday night’s show and said it would go ahead with its scheduled performance at Central Park on Sunday, with proceeds going toward a charitable fund. “We... came to the decision that the best thing we can do right now is bring our community together, lean on one another, and offer a space for healing,” they wrote.

A 12-year-old who endured a horrifying ordeal after a roller coaster malfunctioned spoke to reporters about their experience, telling them that it was “chaotic.” The child was riding the Wave Twister at Adventureland in New York when it broke down just before 7.30 p.m. Riders, who included 15 children and one adult, were left stranded until 10.30 p.m., as first responders evacuated every passenger one by one. The middle schooler told Fox 5 reporter Meredith Gorman that the ride coming to a sudden stop triggered panic among the other passengers, telling her, “That’s the point where everybody starts snapping, crying, screaming at people to call 911.” The child added, “There was no service anywhere. So we were all panicking. I was personally screaming... A couple kids were laughing down there. Kids were like crying. It was chaotic.” While no injuries were reported, Adventureland said in a statement that the ride will be closed pending a full review. “We understand the concern of the riders and their families who were involved today, and we will be working with our ride consultants to fully assess what happened,” the theme park said.

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Toy Story 5 has demonstrated that audiences are still invested in the incredibly popular franchise, smashing box office records as well as its own. The film netted $160 million from 4425 theaters across North America in its opening weekend, giving it the biggest domestic debut of 2026 over Super Mario Galaxy Movie, which earned $131.7 million. The fifth installment in the franchise, which began in 1995 with the original Toy Story film, has also beaten its own record, surpassing 2019’s Toy Story 4 which earned $120 million in its opening weekend. The film now boasts the second-largest opening weekend for an animated feature in history, second only to another Pixar hit, 2018’s Incredibles 2, which eearned $182.7 million. In addition to its domestic success, Toy Story 5 opened to $152 million overseas, resulting in a global total of $312 million. Toy Story 5 sees the return of many beloved characters and follows Bonnie, who assumed ownership of Andy’s toys after he left for college, as she is introduced to technology via a tablet device named Lilypad. The film has received largely positive reviews, and has a 94 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 95 percent audience score.

When actor James Van Der Beek passed away from cancer at the age of 48 in February, he left behind his wife and six children. Now, on the first Father’s Day since the actor’s death, his widow Kimberly has posted a touching tribute to the Dawson’s Creek and Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 star on Instagram. “Missing you so much and thinking of how magnificent you were in every single way today. And somehow, from the other side? You continue to parent. You’re a marvel,” the 44-year-old wrote. Van Der Beek was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2024. After his death in February the public raised over $2.6 million on GoFundMe, after the financial strain of fighting the cancer reportedly overwhelmed the family. Stephen Spielberg—Van Der Beek’s iconic teen character Dawson Leery’s idol—donated $25,000. In May, three months after his passing, Kimberly wrote on Instagram, “Words just don’t capture what grief is. The comforts of shock have worn off. The reality is settling in... and I miss him. We all miss him.”