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Yahoo
a day ago
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Man dies after car crashes into Kissimmee pond, troopers say
The Brief A man has died following a crash in Osceola County on Friday morning. The crash happened on Waters Edge Drive near Blue Bayou Drive in Kissimmee. Troopers said the man's vehicle veered off the road and overturned in a pond. KISSIMMEE, Fla. - A man was killed in a crash in Osceola County after his car went into a retention pond on Friday morning, according to troopers. What we know The Florida Highway Patrol responded around 6:15 a.m. on Waters Edge Drive near Blue Bayou Drive, just south of Lost Creek Court in Kissimmee. According to troopers, a 23-year-old Kissimmee man was driving a 2017 Mitsubishi Lancer southbound on Waters Edge Drive when he lost control while navigating a curve and overturned into a nearby pond. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Both directions of Waters Edge Drive have been shut down as troopers conduct an investigation. What we don't know Officials have not released the man's identity. The exact time of the crash also remains unclear. STAY CONNECTED WITH FOX 35 ORLANDO: Download the FOX Local app for breaking news alerts, the latest news headlines Download the FOX 35 Storm Team Weather app for weather alerts & radar Sign up for FOX 35's daily newsletter for the latest morning headlines FOX Local:Stream FOX 35 newscasts, FOX 35 News+, Central Florida Eats on your smart TV The Source This story was written based on information shared by the Florida Highway Patrol on May 30, 2025.
7NEWS
5 days ago
- 7NEWS
Three killed in fiery head-on crash at Grosvenor, west of Bundaberg
Three people have died when a car went up in flames in shocking crash west of Bundaberg. A red Ford Laser and a grey Mitsubishi Lancer driving in opposite directions crashed head-on on the Burnett Hwy at Grosvenor about 5.05pm on Monday. The Mitsubishi Lancer was engulfed in flames when paramedics arrived and both people inside could not be saved. The Ford driver, a 42-year-old woman from Cracow, was treated for life-threatening injuries but also died before she could be taken to hospital. Police said investigations into the cause of the crash are ongoing. Anyone with information or dashcam footage is urged to contact police. Earlier on Monday, two people were killed in a crash in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. A third person, a 61-year-old man, was airlifted to Sunshine Coast University Hospital with serious injuries. He was later arrested and a homicide investigation launched. Stream free on
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Yahoo
Duo accused of stealing cars left running in Altoona Sheetz parking lots
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — A Duo from New York is accused of stealing vehicles at two Sheetz stores in Altoona and another vehicle in Indiana County. James M. Hurley Jr., 31, of Silver Creek, N.Y., and Jordan Patrick Charles, 33, of Deposit, N.Y., are accused of stealing cars that were left running in Sheetz parking lots in April as the owners ran inside for a Sheetz run. According to the criminal complaint, Altoona police were called to Sheetz on Plank Road just before 11 p.m. April 10 for a report of a stolen vehicle. The owner said he left the keys in the ignition and ran inside the store, only to come out five minutes later and find that their Ford Focus was gone. Cameras showed a Mitsubishi Lancer pull into the parking lot and both men got out and went into the store, police noted. On their way out, the Ford Focus pulled in and the driver went inside. Hurley and Charles were then seen getting in the Focus and driving off. Woman escaped after being kidnapped from outside a Tyrone bar, police report Police said the Mitsubishi was found in the Sheetz parking lot and it was discovered that it was reported stolen to state police in Indiana County just an hour prior. A few minutes later, police said Blair County dispatch was alerted of another vehicle theft, this time at Sheetz on Chestnut Avenue by UPMC Altoona. According to the complaint, police arrived and were told by the vehicle owner that they had left their keys in the ignition of their Toyota Yaris and ran inside the store, only to come out as two men were backing the Yaris out of its parking spot. A Be On The Lookout (BOLO) was issued for the men based on their clothing description and the Yaris. According to charges, the duo was found days later in New York state after allegedly shoplifting from a TJ Maxx. Police noted the Yaris was returned to the owner, however, the owner said $1,000 worth of tools were of Monday, May 12, Hurley has been arraigned and placed in Blair County Prison with bail set at $150,000. Charles has yet to be brought back to Blair County. Both men face numerous charges of robbery, theft, conspiracy, aggravated assault and lesser charges. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Car and Driver
08-05-2025
- Automotive
- Car and Driver
2027 Mitsubishi Lancer: What We Know So Far
Overview Mitsubishi is readying a new electric SUV that we think will revive the Lancer nameplate. The new EV will be a version of the upcoming Nissan Leaf electric crossover, and it's expected to be ready to hit the market in late 2026. Given what we know about the new Leaf, we expect to see a driving range of around 300 miles per charge and a single-motor powertrain that provides front-wheel drive. All we've seen so far is a shadowy teaser image. We may be surprised with a different name entirely when the production version eventually debuts, but recent trademark filings give us more than a hunch that it will be called Lancer. What's New for 2027? The Lancer—if it truly is called that—will be an all-new vehicle for the Mitsubishi lineup when it eventually goes on sale. We suspect its late-2026 launch will make it a 2027 model year. Pricing and Which One to Buy The price of the 2027 Mitsubishi Lancer is expected to start around $35,000 and go up to $41,000 depending on the trim and options. ES $35,000 (est) SE $39,000 (est) SEL $41,000 (est) 0 $10k $20k $30k $40k $50k $60k $70k Mitsubishi has merely confirmed the plan for an electric SUV in its lineup, so it's too early to know for sure how much the Lancer will cost or what trim levels will be offered. We suspect it will be similarly priced to the Leaf, and it may follow Mitsubishi's normal trim structure of ES, SE, and SEL trims. More on the Lancer SUV Mitsubishi Plots Nissan Leaf-Based EV for 2026 As more information becomes available, we'll update this story with more details about:
Irish Times
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Times
Niamh Kavanagh: ‘Thanks to my mum, I learned how to pay my bills before I spent money on myself'
Niamh Kavanagh won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1993 with In Your Eyes. This year's contest takes place in Basle, Switzerland, from Tuesday, May 13th to Saturday, May 17th. Are you a saver or a spender? Like most people, I'm a little of both. As I have got older, though, I tend to try to save more. What was the first job you received money for, and how much were you paid? Apart from my babysitting back in the early 1980s, my first real job at 16 was as a part-time sales assistant in Dunnes Stores at Dublin's Ilac Centre. I picked up as many extra shifts as I could get, and I remember my first wage cheque was £84. All the way home on the bus, I planned how I would spend it, and when my mother asked me for rent, I was devastated! But this is definitely when I realised I enjoyed working. Also, thanks to my mum, I learned how to pay my bills before I spent money on myself. Do you shop around for better value? I love to find the good deals, especially in day-to-day life, and having raised two very hungry boys, it was the saving of us all. I started doing the weekly shopping at quite a young age. I loved grocery shopping and got to know the butchers to discuss the best cuts for a good price. READ MORE What has been your most extravagant purchase, and how much did it cost? My most extravagant purchase was my Mitsubishi Lancer, which was the first car I bought all by myself. It wasn't new, but this was in the mid-1990s, and I was doing well at the time, so I bought it outright for IR£11,500. I am not a very extravagant person, however, and have never bought a new car or very expensive gadgets. What purchase have you made that you consider the best value for money? Our home. My husband and I have lived here for 26 years, and hopefully will continue to live here for many years to come. Considering the costs spread out over that time, it is easily the best value for money purchase. Is there anything you regret spending money on? I regretted spending money on an all-inclusive holiday once. I realised that it just wasn't my thing but, sure, I didn't know till I did it. I let that regret go very quickly and thought of it as a lesson. Do you haggle over prices? I would occasionally haggle over the price of a car but I think that's expected and I feel it's already built into the price! Do you invest in shares and/or cryptocurrency? I don't invest in crypto or shares, and the simple reason is that I don't understand it all. If there were a reputable course, I would do it and then decide if I had the ability for it. Do you have a retirement or pension plan? Yes, I do, although I came to it later than I should have. However, I have a reasonable plan in place and because my husband is already at retirement age, we are learning quite a lot from his experiences. I also feel that I may not completely retire for quite some time, unless, of course, my career choice retires me! What was the last thing you bought, and was it good value for money? Most of what I buy are not big purchases, I generally just buy what's needed for my day-to-day or work. I recently bought a rhubarb plant to grow my own. I'm hoping that gives me value for money and lots of rhubarb! Have you ever successfully saved up for a relatively big purchase? I try to have the money before I make a big purchase. That said, sometimes it's more financially clever to pay over time – for cars and so on – because I think you should always have a just-in-case fund, should something ever go wrong. Have you ever lost money? I have lost money a couple of times, but not a substantial amount. I have also, on occasion, not been paid for work that I have done. Thankfully, that is rare, but it happens. Are you a gambler and, if so, have you ever had a big win? I don't even think about buying lottery tickets, although I have plans for the money if I ever do! I'm not really a gambler unless you count the €20 it costs to play at the family poker nights. What is your best habit when it comes to money? And your worst? My best habit is taking time every few months and itemising what I spend my money on. I am brutally honest with myself. I also try to pay things like insurance or utilities in one payment – that saves me some money and also makes me save for future items. My worst habit is tapping the card and not thinking of it as money. I reckon that's why I need my best habit. What is your all-time favourite Eurovision song? That's like asking me to choose between my children, but I can say easily that one of my favourites is Rock & Roll Kids. It's a great song, and I have such wonderful memories from 1994 of giving the award to Paul Harrington, Charlie McGettigan and Brendan Graham. How much money do you have on you now? I always have an emergency €10 note. It used to be €5, but let's be honest, I may need to move to €20 soon! In conversation with Tony Clayton-Lea
