Kam Franklin, the lead singer of The Suffers, performs at BottleRock in Napa, Calif. on Sunday, May 29th. The Suffers’ music is performed with a "Gulf Coast Soul.”
Golden hour falls on Paseo Alcalde Marqués del Contadero as Sevillanos enjoy the sun on March 13th in Sevilla, Spain. Sevilla is the capital of southern Spain’s Andalusia region and home to major landmarks that include the Cathedral of Saint Mary, the Alcazar and Plaza de España.
Rockefeller Center security chat with food cart owner Mahmoud Snail on July 13th in Manhattan. Snail's food cart is one of the brightest lights surrounding the plaza due to a massive power outage In Midtown, Times Square, and other sections of Manhattan
A couple shares a quiet moment near the Brooklyn river front November 10th. As summer begins tourist and New Yorkers bask in the warm weather at parks all over the city.
Maila Cohen, San Francisco board of supervisor and Ahmed Abozayd, Local 87 vice president, speak before a march in support of janitors on Thursday, July 28th, in downtown San Francisco. The janitors, sponsored by Service Employees International Union Local 87, were in a contract fight with their employers.
A view of the sinkhole that opened up in the Skydome Showroom on Wednesday, Feb. 12th at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky. Eight display cars were swallowed by the hole.
Hayley Hoback, from left, Izzy Rager, Morgan Goetz and Rachel Shipp fight back emotions during a vigil to honor their sorority sister, Stephanie Campbell in front of the Alpha Gamma Delta house on September, 28th in Bowling Green, Ky. Campbell died in a single car accident in Grayson County on Sunday when her Xterra lost control.
A flamingo dancer dance in traditional clothing at the Plaza Espana on March 12th in the Plaza de España in Seville, Spain.
Cadet Tiara Marshall, a 21-year-old junior of Howard University, bursts through a smoke grenade on the Fort Knox assault course. “I’ve definitely never done this before; I learned a lot, but it was harder than I thought,” Marshall said.
An Airtractor crop duster piloted by a North Carolina man crashed during an attempted takeoff Monday on the farm of Steve Harris near Carthage,Ill. Harris witnessed the crash. "He couldn't get off the ground. I'm not sure why," Harris said. "He dumped his load before hitting the dirt and flipping in the cornfield. I was shocked that he walked away. I thought we would be pulling out a body." The pilot, whose name was unavailable, was airlifted to Blessing Hospital in Quincy,Ill., with back injuries.
Senior T.J. Norton takes a moment before the dress rehearsal at the University of Northern Colorado showcase on March 12th at The Theatre Center in New York. UNC Musical Theatre students spent spring break in New York City performing and gaining theatrical experience and getting a glimpse of the lives they’ve always wanted as performers.
US Army Specialist Shane Cardel, of Jamaica, bows his head after taking the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance to the United States of America Friday, June 30th during a naturalization ceremony in the New York Public Library in New York. Over 190 immigrants from 59 countries became American citizens at this naturalization ceremony. This is the fourth annual Independence Day naturalization ceremony being hosted by the Library with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Selina Fulford of Harlem, right, sits with other Muslim women under the American flag during the 32nd Annual Muslim Day Parade Sunday, Sept. 24th in New York. "I'm Muslim, I'm African American and I wanted to show support," said Fulford.
A man is helped by emergency workers after being hit by a car on Tuesday, Nov. 8th on Highway 31W in Bowling Green, Ky. Campaigners lined the corners of the intersection where the man was hit. "I didn't see him," said the driver while talking to police. The man that was hit moved onto the street as people were campaigning on a nearby sidewalk.