Police in St. Anthony are asking for the public's help in finding a vehicle they say was involved in a hit-and-run that injured two people on Wednesday.

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Peregrine falcon chicks have hatched at the top of a cathedral for the first time in four years. A new pair of peregrine falcons chose the west tower of Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire as their nesting site this year.

Two Peregrine falcon chicks hatched earlier this spring at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor – and the public is invited to help name the birds. Suggestions can be made until June 4 at an online form.

Hunt for hit-and-run driver who struck two pedestrians in Falcon Heights originally appeared on Bring Me The News. Police in Falcon Heights are searching for a driver who struck two pedestrians on Wednesday evening, causing both serious injuries.

Peregrine falcon eggs have hatched at an abbey for the first time, experts have said. Four chicks, three male and one female, appeared in a gulley at Romsey Abbey in Hampshire about 20 days ago. The site's first known peregrine nest was in 2024, when the same parents produced two eggs that did not hatch, Hampshire Ornithological Society said.

The vehicle is believed to be a gray, silver or tan Buick LeSabre from the late 1990s or early 2000s, and may have damage to the front passenger side, police said.

Female falcon Olive was named for one of the more divisive toppings. Mozzarella, also a female, refers to one of the most popular cheeses to sprinkle over marinara. The girls' brother Basil, of course, was named for the aromatic taste-enhancing herb, popular on margherita pizzas.

The University of Glasgow has named its two new peregrine falcons chicks Jack and Victor after the lead characters from BBC Scotland sitcom Still Game. The birds of prey hatched on the rooftop of the university tower last month.