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In brief: ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ season 18 trailer and more

We now know when to expect season 2 of Chad Powers. Hulu has announced that the second season of the half-hour comedy series will debut on Sept. 3. Glen Powell stars as the South Georgia Catfish in the show he co-created. Perry Mattfeld, Quentin Plair, Wynn Everett, Frankie Rodriguez and Steve Zahn also star in the series …

Reacher has added a few new actors to its season 5 cast. Amanda Ip, Jay Baruchel, Ciara Bravo and Kevin Durand have joined the cast of the fifth season of the series that is led by star Alan Ritchson. Season 5 will be based on the 20th book in author Lee Child’s global bestselling series, Make Me. Season 4 of Reacher, meanwhile, premieres Aug. 12 on Prime Video …

The trailer for season 18 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has arrived. Danny DeVito, Kaitlin Olson, Charlie Day, Rob Mac and Glenn Howerton star in the trailer for the upcoming season of the long-running comedy series. The new season premieres on Aug. 17 on FXX and Hulu … 

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Woman stung more than 300 times by Africanized bees, rescued by deputy and volunteers

Click here for updates on this story    ARANSAS COUNTY, Texas (KRIS) -- Just 4 months into recovery from a fractured spine, Rockport resident Rachel Kelly-McKee was stung more than 300 times by Africanized bees at a local storage facility.Surveillance video captured by a camera at Goose Island Park Storage on Saturday, Aug. 15, shows Kelly-McKee in her storage unit with her German shepherd, Chelsea. Kelly-McKee says Chelsea loves to come out to the units with her, but right by Chelsea is the tree that over 300 bees came out of. Kelly-McKee says it could have been Chelsea that provoked the bees."She came in and I noticed she had a few, a few bees on her and so I said. You know, I thought they were honeybees. I said, don't bring the bees in here, you know," Kelly-McKee said.But it was more than just a few bees."The minute we cleared that door, I was just absolutely inundated. And so she ran one way and I ran the other way. I ran all around here just swatting and trying to get them off of me and screaming," Kelly-McKee said.An automatic gate at the storage facility stopped Kelly-McKee from being able to get away. The gate could only be activated by a car, not a person. The owner of the storage units opened the gate remotely when he saw what was happening. That is when Deputy Will Newsom of the Aransas County Sheriff's Office and the Lamar Volunteer Fire Department arrived and sprung into action."But my plan was to roll up. And get her into the back compartment of my car, and then extricate her from the scene and move her down to Lamar Fire Station where we could get medical attention. So once I got her there, I got her out of the car and I grabbed the hose and started hosing her down, and so she could start getting the rest of the bees out of there," Newsom said.Without his quick action, the situation could have been fatal."I mean, you know, just, I mean one bee sting can be fatal to some people. She took over 300 stings, which is definitely in the fatal range. So I, I knew that we had a limited amount of time to be able to get her out of the situation, get her to medical care," Newsom said.Kelly-McKee says she is not looking to place blame. She says she just wants people to be aware of how to protect themselves.Please note: This story was provided to CNN Wire by an affiliate and does not contain original CNN reporting. This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.
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