A Piper Cherokee Cruiser airplane landed on Northwest Highway near Sterling [MAP/SAT] about 8:30 p.m. Friday after running out of gas. The airplane clipped a neutral power line near Baldwin Road, just west of Sterling which knocked the line to the ground. Firefighters evacuated an area of standing water near the downed line to take precautions in case the line was energized. The plane also grazed a red Mini-Cooper just before landing.
No injuries were reported. Northwest Highway was partially blocked as police searched and waited for a mechanic to remove the wings to prepare for ground transportation.
A jet engine car being tested in the back of a warehouse made the noise of a jet explosion, which had at least one 911 caller thinking that a commercial jetliner had crashed nearby. Police and fire equipment rushed to the area of Busse and Estes [MAP/SAT] for a report of a plane crash on Friday afternoon. After searching the area, which is just a little over one mile in a straight line from the edge of Runway 14-R at O’Hare International Airport, they found that a jet car was being tested in the back of a warehouse.
Fire directly behind Griffith Observatory near center of view (LakerDude2).
Video of Griffith Park fire taken from Baldwin Hills [MAP/SAT] area shows a view of the Griffith Park Observatory [MAP/SAT] with the fire right behind the observatory.
Griffith Observatory view of Los Angeles at night (public domain file photo).
Parts of Missouri, Iowa and Kansas received 4 to 8 inches of rain in a 24-hour period according to the National Weather Service.
Heavy rain sent the Missouri River and other waterways over their banks Tuesday, forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
Flood waters can pose a risk of infection. Volunteers and people exposed to flood waters should have a current tetanus shot (injected within the last 10 years). Big Lake, in Holt County in northwestern Missouri (south of Ohama, Nebraska and north of St. Joseph), suffered some of the worst damage [MAP/SAT].
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