Inset: Utah CEO Richard Hendrickson and his daughter Sally Hendrickson (Lifetime Store/Facebook). Background: The Ogden Canyon crash scene where Richard and Sally Hendrickson died (Utah Highway Patrol).
A tow-truck driver in Utah is accused of killing a CEO of an outdoor equipment company and his 16-year-old daughter after failing to safely secure a bulldozer the driver was hauling on his flatbed trailer, which rolled over while he was going around a curve and crushed the pair to death, according to officials.
“The vehicle was negotiating a right-hand curve when the bulldozer broke free, sliding off the driver’s side,” the Utah Highway Patrol wrote in its report on the July 6 incident. The crash happened on SR-39, a two-lane route that runs through the scenic Ogden Canyon.
There is finally an update on 4th stimulus check for Social Security Recipients! Individuals who receive Social Security benefits can expect to receive a...
The attack using 14 military choppers that Russian President Vladimir Putin planned was destroyed by Ukraine using US-supplied long-range tactical missiles. Russian President Vladimir...
The Biden administration has announced recently that it plans to increase the monthly payments of seniors and veterans to $2,000. $2,000 in Monthly Payments...
In Texas, this September the SNAP payments will end, worth up to $1,691, on Friday. The household income determines eligibility. A single-person household must earn more than...