Iowa Marching Band Member Derek Phillips Dies After Collapsing at Football Game
Iowa marching band member Derek Phillips died after collapsing at Saturday’s game. His family and university shared tributes.
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Crocodile Handler Dies After Feeding Demonstration Attack at Papua New Guinea Park
A handler died after a crocodile attack at Adventure Park in Papua New Guinea. The park says it is reviewing safety procedures.
Tewksbury Hospital Safety Concerns Draw Attention After Lindsay Clancy Mistrial
Lindsay Clancy remains at Tewksbury Hospital after a mistrial, bringing renewed attention to reported violence and facility problems.
Trump Shares ‘The Moon Is Ours’ Post as He Floats New Mexico Name Change
Trump shared “The Moon Is Ours” on Truth Social and suggested renaming New Mexico. Here is what the posts actually mean.
Arizona Realtor Arrested After Being Duct-Taped to Seat on American Airlines Flight
An American Airlines passenger faces assault charges after fellow travelers restrained him during an alleged outburst that diverted his flight. Authorities arrested Arthur Lundeen of Tucson after Flight 618 landed in Baltimore on September 3, 2026. The flight was traveling from Dallas to Newark when
Two Workers Pulled Alive From Nepal Hydropower Tunnel Nine Days After Floods
Two workers were rescued alive from a Nepal tunnel nine days after deadly floods, as rescuers heard more voices inside.
Erin Piacenti Fundraiser Passes $737,000 For Baby Daughter After Times Square Killing
A fundraiser for the infant daughter of Erin Piacenti, the 32-year-old Bank of America vice president killed in Times Square, has raised more than $737,000 as supporters rally around her family. The GoFundMe campaign, titled “In Memory of Erin Piacenti: Supporting Madison’s Future,” showed $737,542
Georgia Mother Missing After Nepal-China Floods Sent Final Grateful Text To Family
Mary Sorensen of Georgia is missing after Nepal-China floods, days after sending her family a grateful final text.
Georgia Officer On Leave After Pet Donkey HeeHaw Is Shot During Search
A Cedartown officer is on leave after a pet donkey named HeeHaw was shot during a missing-child search.
9/11 Cancer Certifications Climb As 25th Anniversary Nears
New 9/11 health figures show cancer certifications rising as the 25th anniversary approaches.
Nearly 10,000 LA Street Food Complaints Raise Health And Enforcement Questions
A reported 9,746 LA street food complaints are raising questions about permits, enforcement and public health rules.
Federal Judge Allows Parts of Stanley Zhong’s University Admissions Bias Lawsuit to Proceed
A judge allowed parts of Stanley Zhong’s admissions-bias lawsuit against the University of Washington to proceed.
Mysterious ‘Syracuse Figure’ Photos Spark Bigfoot Debate in Upstate New York
Photos of an unidentified figure in a New York marsh have fueled debate over whether it was a person, animal or alleged Bigfoot.
Los Angeles DJ Seeks Answers After Dog Dies During $10K Training Program
Andrew Fedyk says his dog Dunkin died during a $10K board-and-train program in Los Angeles.
CNN Apologizes After Using Dolly Parton Impersonator Photo In Tribute
CNN apologized after airing a Dolly Parton impersonator photo during coverage of the singer’s death.
Minnesota Mother Dies After Going Back Into Burning Home To Save Daughter
Bonnie Pierce died after a Saint Paul duplex fire, while the toddler she tried to save is expected to recover.
San Clemente Father Paralyzed After Diving Into Ocean to Help Children Caught in Rip Current
Josh Collette was paralyzed after diving into the ocean to help two children caught in a rip current at a California beach.
The 1991 Kiss That Challenged Fear and Misinformation About HIV
Fernando Aiuti and Rosaria Iardino’s 1991 kiss became a powerful symbol against HIV misinformation and discrimination.
Electrician Trapped Six Hours Inside 130-Foot Illinois Sign Recorded Goodbye Messages for Family
Electrician AJ Gow recorded goodbye messages while trapped six hours inside a 130-foot Illinois sign before his dramatic rescue.
Sean Grayson Dies In Custody While Serving Sentence For Sonya Massey Killing
Former Illinois deputy Sean Grayson died while serving a 20-year sentence for fatally shooting Sonya Massey.
San Diego Mother Loses Hands and Legs After Emergency Surgery Complications
San Diego mother Leslie Caoili lost her hands and legs after emergency heart surgery complications and is preparing to return home.
Mass Brawl at California MMA Event Leads to 15 Arrests and Injures Three Officers
A brawl involving about 100 people at a Visalia MMA event led to 15 arrests and minor injuries for three officers.
World’s Oldest Living Person Ethel Caterham Celebrates 117th Birthday
Ethel Caterham, the world's oldest living person, turned 117 in Surrey with family, friends and a royal memory.
PennWest Soccer Player Karoline Heintz Killed, Boyfriend and His Mother Charged
Pennsylvania police charged 18-year-old Royce Moser and his mother after college soccer player Karoline Heintz was found dead inside her Jeep near the PennWest California campus. Moser is charged with homicide in the death of Heintz, an 18-year-old incoming freshman and member of the PennWest Califo