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Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images for CMTGov’t Mule is currently back out on the road on their spring tour, and that’s exactly where frontman Warren Haynes loves to be. Haynes tells ABC Audio being on the road is where he feels most comfortable. “Having done it for so long, you know, you get better and better at doing it and at kind of navigating the road life," Haynes says. But he notes life on the road "is always a challenge.” What was an even bigger challenge for Haynes was being off the road for so long due to the COVID-19 pandemic, making it even harder to get back out the...

Luiz C. Ribeiro for N.Y. Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- New York City's iconic Roosevelt Hotel reopened its doors over the weekend after nearly three years -- but this time, to a slightly different clientele. The historic hotel, which was built in the 1920s and named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt, is now hosting New York City's first "asylum seeker arrival center" amid an expected influx of migrants, Mayor Eric Adams announced Saturday. Located in Midtown Manhattan near Grand Central Terminal, the Roosevelt Hotel is "serving as a central...

Douglas Sacha/Getty Images(YUMA, Ariz.) -- At least seven people were shot, two fatally, during a gathering in Yuma, Arizona, late Saturday, police said. No suspects were in custody Sunday as investigators worked to identify the person or persons who committed the deadly act, police officials said. A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of those responsible, police said. The shooting unfolded just before 11 p.m. in a residential neighborhood southeast of downtown Yuma, said Lt. Craig Johnson of the Yuma Police Department. Officers who responded ...

Some people expressed their views on the new red transit lane in Panama City Beach.

Logan Mock-Bunting/Getty Images(RALEIGH, N.C.) -- With the end of its spring semester last week, North Carolina State University concluded a tragic school year that saw the deaths of 14 students. Seven students died by suicide, two fatally overdosed, four passed away from natural causes, and one student was killed in a car accident, according to Mick Kulikowski, NC State's director of strategic communications and media relations. Over a dozen students and mental health experts described the loss of life at NC State to ABC News as staggering and tragic, as well as a concerning example of nati...