The owners of a bar at the center of a deadly New Year’s fire at a Swiss ski resort are now under intense scrutiny as investigators launch a criminal probe. The blaze broke out during a packed ...

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WHEN SOME OF THOSE SHOWERS COULD ARRIVE WITH YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. ERIC. THANK YOU. POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING AT LENNY’S LOUNGE IN THE KLONDIKE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT LEFT FOUR PEOPLE INJURED, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Four people were injured after a shooting in the Klondike neighborhood Sunday morning. According to LMPD, officers arrived at Lenny's Lounge to a chaotic scene and found two people ...

Sion, Switzerland — Jacques Moretti, co-owner of the Swiss bar that went up in a deadly blaze during a New Year celebration, was held in custody after being interviewed by prosecutors on Friday, a ...

05:43, Fri, Jan 2, 2026 Updated: 07:11, Fri, Jan 2, 2026 The owners of the Swiss bar that was engulfed by flames killing at least 47 people and injuring 115 others have links to the UK, it has emerged ...

Multiple casualties were reported in an explosion at a bar in the luxury Alpine ski resort of Switzerland's Crans-Montana on Thursday (January 1) during New Year celebrations. According to latest news ...

Four people are injured, including one in critical condition, following a shooting early Jan. 4 at a Klondike neighborhood club, Louisville Metro Police spokesperson Matt Sanders said in a statement.

His wife Jessica, the other co-owner of the bar, was allowed to remain free under judicial supervision, Pilloud's office said. The Morettis, who co-own Le Constellation bar in the Swiss ski-resort of ...

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