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Breakout Games plans mad dash for $2,000 cash around Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – One company is planning a real-life treasure hunt for people in Louisville on Wednesday. According to Breakout Games, they’re giving away $2,000 cash in $100 bills hidden around town on July 24. The only catch – you’ll have to search for it. Several hundred people are set for the hunt, scheduled between 5 and 8 pm. Armed…

Lawmakers anxiously await Mueller’s testimony

(NBC News) Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are anxiously gearing up for this week’s testimony from special counsel Robert Mueller. Democrats and republicans agree that the on-camera appearance could cause a major shift in public opinion. President Trump is calling it a “phony investigation,” while he continues his feud with the four freshman congresswomen known as “The Squad.”…

Equifax to pay up to $700M in 2017 data breach settlement

(NBC News) Credit bureau Equifax has agreed to pay up to $700 million to settle with the Federal Trade Commission and others over a 2017 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers and other private information of nearly 150 million Americans. The figure covers fines and legal fees, as well as financial relief to the individual consumers who were affected…

Daycare allegedly denies same-sex parents

(KCEN) A Waco, Texas couple said their daughter was denied admission to a local day care because they are in a same-sex relationship. Brittney Ready and her wife, Stacey, have been married for two years and have four kids. Their youngest daughter, Callie, was on the waiting list at Parkview Christian Academy, until they got a call Thursday, saying the…

Big CUPS and I cannot lie: man orders coffee in the nude

(WPTZ) Customers at a country store in Bennington, Vermont got a lot more than they bargained for last week when one customer decided to shop naked. The store’s security cameras captured the moment the nude man from Pennsylvania casually walked into the store and ordered a coffee. Ryan Hassett, who owns the store, said his 19-year-old daughter was working at…

Police investigating officer’s social media threat against AOC

(WDSU) A Louisiana police officer is under an internal investigation after suggesting on social media that Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should be shot. Officer Charlie Rispoli’s Facebook post said, “This vile idiot needs a round … And I don’t mean the kind she used to serve.” The police department where Rispoli is employed said he had just finished training that…

Former Lyft driver accused of pointing gun at passenger

(WTMJ) A former Lyft driver is now behind bars after he allegedly pointed a gun at a passenger in Wisconsin. The two passengers who reported the incident said it happened Friday night after they asked the driver to make a U-turn. When an argument began, the two men reportedly hopped out of the car, but within moments they say the…