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Two teens were arrested in the May shooting that killed one and hurt eight.

Willa Rawlings was swept away in Tonto Creek in Gila County, Arizona, on Friday.

The USPS announced a new semipostal stamp that will help raise funds for people who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

A Boston man was struck on the head with a snow shovel and slashed over the eye with a box cutter after allegedly enduring anti-gay slurs from the man who attacked him.

At a time when high-tech scams are running rampant, police in Houston are warning residents to be aware of a low-tech swindle involving phony cash known as "movie money."

George Zimmerman says in court documents that "newly discovered evidence" in a recent book and film proved he could of been wrongfully convicted.

Authorities are investigating a reported shooting at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.

A woman and her dog were saved from a sinking car.

The university will adopt recommendations to safeguard against fraudulent admissions.

A New Jersey bill would make it a requirement for students to learn cursive.

More than two dozen Baltimore corrections officers were indicted Tuesday, on the grounds that they used "illegal and excessive" force against inmates in state jails.

A Canadian man firebombed a Miami car dealership after he was thwarted while trying to trade in a car he didn't own for a new Mercedes.

Three people were arrested for allegedly buying and selling a months-old baby in Kentucky, police said.

Bishop Richard Malone has resigned in the wake of widespread criticism of his handling of allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct by local clergy members.

A pair of storms will bring a one-two punch to the West starting today.

A man in Texas has died after he fell of a roof while he was hanging Christmas lights with his son to earn some extra holiday money.

It's Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. Here's what you need to know to start your day.

Newark leaders say their city is a dumping ground of New York's homeless.

The former police commander received two years probation after pleading guilty.

A "perfectly healthy" puppy with a surprising physical feature that makes him extra special has now been adopted by the owner of the organization who made him famous.