Flood Watch Issued for Western New York

Western New York is currently under a flood watch due to the risk of excessive runoff. Authorities warn that this weather event may lead to flooding in local rivers, creeks, and streams.

The flood watch is scheduled to remain in effect from Tuesday morning through Wednesday evening. Residents in the region are advised to monitor local conditions closely.

U.S. Army Investigates Helicopter Activity at Kid Rock's Estate

The U.S. Army is conducting an administrative review following reports of AH-64 Apache helicopters appearing near the Tennessee estate of musician Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert Ritchie. The incident occurred during a weekend event at the property, which the singer refers to as the "Southern White House."

In a social media post, Ritchie shared footage of himself saluting the aircraft. The Army confirmed that the helicopters belong to the 101st Airborne Division, based at Fort Campbell, approximately 50 miles from the estate.

Army Statement on Flight Regulations

An Army spokesperson stated that the flight was part of a training mission in the Nashville area. The military emphasized that aviators are required to follow strict safety and professionalism standards.

  • The Army is verifying compliance with all airspace regulations.
  • Officials confirmed the flight was not related to recent "No Kings" protests in Nashville.
  • The spokesperson noted that "appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found."

Search for Missing Children and Local Incidents

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is requesting public assistance in locating two missing boys with special needs in Chili, New York. Additionally, authorities reported a multi-vehicle crash involving 11 cars on Interstate 590 on Monday, though no serious injuries were sustained.

In other local news, the Irondequoit Town Board has voted unanimously to declare a shopping plaza on East Ridge Road a public nuisance. As a result, the facility is undergoing a partial shutdown.