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Russell went missing on Thursday night when she went to help a wandering toddler on I-459, according to law enforcement. The post Alabama woman who

Forty-seven workers were still trapped under rubble at the construction site in George, Western Cape, on Tuesday afternoon, 24 hours after the collapse…Read More

The Kerch Strait Bridge was shut down Saturday following a Ukrainian drone strike on a nearby ammunition depot. The post Russia closes prized bridge after

A White House document that revealed the Biden administration is considering studying blocking the sun’s rays to slow climate change sparked surprise and mockery on

Rescuers turned to one of the most sacred rituals of the Amazon and ingested yagé in hopes it would induce visions leading them to the

The California man who is accused of randomly setting a 68-year-old victim on fire has been criminally charged, police say. Bradley Marcrum, 24, was charged

A gynecologist convicted of federal sex abuse charges should face at least 25 years in prison for assaulting a “staggering number of victims” during a

Three crosses were burned Thursday morning outside a predominantly Black church in Los Angeles, police say. Authorities reported that three crosses in front of Sylmar

A Southern California outdoor enthusiast died Tuesday after collapsing following an hours-long hike in Death Valley National Park, the world’s hottest place. The Los Angeles

A lawsuit that alleged Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs exceeded her power in refusing to execute a prisoner earlier this year has been dismissed at the

The New Hampshire criminal can be seen in the eyewitness video grasping one of his victims by the neck while huddling behind the store’s checkout

William “Bill” Shipp, a journalist whose passion for scoops and sometimes-scorching criticism of politicians fueled his coverage of Georgia for more than 50 years, died

The top Republican and Democrat on the U.S. House Financial Services committee on Thursday said they had failed to come to an agreement on a

A small plane crashed into a Texas home on Sunday afternoon, authorities said. The two-story home in Georgetown was vacant at the time of the

Cingari family celebrates the reopening of the ShopRite of Commerce Street on June 17 and Grade A Market of Newfield Avenue on June 18; Debuts

A teenage Army recruit unexpectedly died last week while conducting a training exercise during basic combat training in Georgia, officials said.  Pfc. Jacob T. Atchison,

A New York state Supreme Court judge denied Mayor Eric Adams’ request to prevent a change of venue for the lawsuit the city filed against

A sinkhole in Seffner, Florida, has reopened for the third time in 10 years after swallowing a man in 2013.  The post Florida sinkhole that swallowed a

Russian cybercriminals reportedly launched a global cyberattack that exploited several U.S. federal government agencies and higher educational institutions, including the University System of Georgia and

A former California federal correctional officer whom prosecutors allege had started calling a female inmate “his ‘girlfriend’” has been found guilty of sexual misconduct. John

A Florida paddleboarder escaped without injury after she was followed by a hammerhead shark more than 35 miles off the coast of Palm Beach County. 

New Mexico’s top economic development official is stepping down after more than four years of guiding expanded state investments and incentives aimed at opportunities in

Alabama Transportation Director John Cooper was arrested Monday on a misdemeanor harassment charge, jail records show. Cooper, 75, was arrested shortly before noon and booked

A former New Hampshire police officer has lost his certification after pleading guilty to fabricating traffic warnings and misusing driver records. FAKE COPS MAKING TRAFFIC