SUMMARY: Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, 76, has died, surrounded by family who requested privacy. Osbourne announced his Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2020 and ended touring in 2023 due to spine injuries. Earlier this year, he reunited with Black Sabbath for a final show in Birmingham, his hometown. Osbourne co-founded the influential metal band Black Sabbath in 1968 and was known for his wild antics and groundbreaking music. He gained further fame through the MTV reality show “The Osbournes” and Ozzfest. His recent albums featured collaborations with major artists, earning Grammy nods. He is survived by wife Sharon and four children.

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SUMMARY: Coca-Cola will introduce a cane-sugar version of its flagship cola in the U.S. this fall, responding to consumer interest and confirming President Trump’s recent announcement. CEO James Quincey highlighted the company’s use of various sweeteners and ongoing innovation, noting cane sugar is already used in some Coca-Cola products and Mexican Coke. While global case volumes fell 1%, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar grew 14%. Despite challenges like weaker demand in parts of Asia and a social media controversy affecting Hispanic sales, Coca-Cola reported stronger-than-expected Q2 earnings, with net income up 58% and full-year adjusted earnings growth now expected at 8%.

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SUMMARY: Antoine Thompson, linked to the 2021 death of Danielle Savage, faces increased jail time after leaving her in a field following an overdose. Thompson, convicted of obstruction of justice, failed to call police to avoid jail. WDSU’s investigation revealed body camera footage of Danielle’s body near I-610 in New Orleans. Prosecutors, citing his criminal history, seek a life sentence under habitual offender laws and are reviewing his probation. Danielle’s mother, Yolanda McPherson, vows to continue fighting for justice despite Thompson repeatedly missing court appearances. The case remains ongoing as Thompson is scheduled to return to court.

WDSU investigation could lead to more jail time for man who left woman in field after overdose

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