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Dallas to nashville had to make an emergency landing after a passenger tried to breach the cockpit. the man was taken down by another passenger, and held down by the cabin crew after he started to bang on the cockpit doors midnight. shows the man barefoot and bound at the wrists and the ankles and being pulled from the jet in albuquerque. for more on this frightening ordeal, we go to vicenza. >> yes, many of the people on the flight were excited about being on the plane, and it was an energetic crowd, and perhaps some of them already drinking. in this particular case though she said about an h...

Terrifying moments on a delta airlines flight this week when a passenger on the los angeles to nashville flight tried to breach the cockpit friday, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in albuquerque, new mexico. how did all of this play out? this is scary. >> reporter: it was very frightening for the passengers onboard, jim. i talked to one of them who actually took the video that you're showing. she said that about an hour into the flight after take-off from los angeles she saw this man in first place get up and start yelling, stop the plane. stop the plane. she said this went on f...

Cancun Mexican Restaurant flaunts COVID-19 requirements, state says, forcing one-week closure Share WATERVILLE — Cancun Mexican Restaurant is in the midst of a one-week closure for flaunting COVID-19 requirements and creating “an imminent health hazard” for patrons and employees. The seven-day suspension runs until April 20 at 10 a.m. A state health inspector issued a COVID-19 imminent health hazard finding Monday to the Silver Street restaurant, according to documents obtained by the Morning Sentinel. Cancun staff were observed not wearing face coverings, and the restaurant failed to q...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On March 5, 2021, Governor Janet Mills issued Executive Order 35 (FY 20/21) in an effort to prepare Maine’s economy for the upcoming tourism season while also seeking to protect the health and safety of Maine’s residents. The new “Moving Maine Forward Plan” maintains health and safety protocols currently in place, while easing capacity limits on businesses to support economic activity. The plan also eases the test or quarantine requirement for out-of-state visitors. An overview of the Moving Maine Forward Plan follows. Mai...

Friday, March 5, 2021 On March 5, 2021, Governor Janet Mills issued Executive Order 35 (FY 20/21) in an effort to prepare Maine’s economy for the upcoming tourism season while also seeking to protect the health and safety of Maine’s residents. The new “Moving Maine Forward Plan” maintains health and safety protocols currently in place, while easing capacity limits on businesses to support economic activity. The plan also eases the test or quarantine requirement for out-of-state visitors. An overview of the Moving Maine Forward Plan follows. Maintaining Public Health Protoc...