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A Florida career criminal was freed early from prison before allegedly killing an elderly man, and a local police chief has expressed frustration regarding the justice system.

An ex-Disney worker in Florida is accused of recording an “upskirt” video of a woman at the Star-Wars themed shop where he was employed.

A couple in Breathitt County, Kentucky, lost their home in last year’s floods, but a special gift has remedied the situation.

A man in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is helping neighbors keep their yards in good shape at no charge by using his lawn mower. 

A child from New York City was fatally shot when he and his family arrived in the Dominican Republic on Wednesday for spring break.

An air cargo container with millions of dollars worth of gold and additional valuables inside disappeared Monday from a Canadian airport after a plane arrived and was unloaded.

Incidents of teenage mobs engaging in violence have prompted one group to search for an answer to the issue plaguing Chicago.

An extremely overweight cat in Virginia who is getting lots of attention for his fluff now has a permanent, caring home.

Officials apologized after an “Emergency Alert” test was sent by mistake to an untold number of people in Florida at 4:45 a.m. on Thursday morning.

A Lower Manhattan multi-storey parking garage collapsed, with decks of cars crashing down killing one and injuring four others. 

A bald eagle in the care of a Missouri sanctuary has wanted to be a father for a long time, and his wish finally came true.

A pizza delivery man in Aston, Pennsylvania, has become a local hero for helping police nab an alleged car thief on Sunday.

A 13-year-old Ohio boy has died from an overdose on the allergy medication Benadryl after attempting a deadly challenge popularized on the Chinese social media app TikTok.

A 20-year-old woman was fatally shot Saturday when the driver of the car she was in accidentally went to the wrong address in New York.

A teenager who died at a rock climbing gym in Missouri City, Texas, is being called a miracle after the incredible happened.

Looters targeted a gas station in Compton, California, overnight Sunday and left the store severely damaged.

The former marketing director of a Planned Parenthood in Connecticut committed suicide days after police raided his apartment as part of a child pornography investigation.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger showed off his handyman skills Tuesday when he posted a video of himself filling in what he said was a pothole that was wreaking havoc with drivers in Los Angeles’ Brentwood neighborhood.

Police are searching for thieves who they say stole an estimated two million dimes worth $200,000 from a tractor-trailer in a Walmart parking lot in Philadelphia. A truck driver who picked up $750,000 worth of dimes from the Philadelphia Mint on Wednesday

San Francisco police arrested tech entrepreneur Nima Momeni under suspicion of murder in connection with the stabbing death of CashApp founder Bob Lee. According to the police, Momeni has a record including several crimes involving a knife. Momeni and Lee were reportedly traveling through the city in Momeni’s car before the incident occurred in the middle of the night last Thursday.

An Instagram photo of a mini sheepadoodle has spread on social media as the black and white dog has drawn comparisons to the Snoopy character from the Peanuts comic strip.

When a woman in Alaska lost her beloved dog all hope seemed lost, but then the incredible happened.

A suspect has reportedly been arrested in the recent murder of Bob Lee, the founder of the popular finance app CashApp. Although the crime was suspected to be a random attack, local San Francisco media is reporting that police sources say Lee was murdered by a fellow tech executive that he knew.

Self-driving cars have reportedly caused increased delays, confusion, and anxiety among public transit drivers as self-driving car companies plan to further expand their fleet. One city official explained, “We are very concerned that if autonomous vehicles are allowed limitless, driverless operations in San Francisco that the traffic impacts grow exponentially.”

Actor Mark Wahlberg visited a Massachusetts grocery store on Tuesday where he once worked, greeting employees and customers with hugs.

A Chihuahua measuring under four inches in height has been named by Guinness World Records as the world’s shortest dog alive.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott for a curfew for teenagers over the summer – beginning Memorial Day weekend – in the aftermath of an incident.

California bill AB 587, touted by Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom as a fix for “disinformation” on social media, has been challenged by a First Amendment lawsuit brought by podcaster and journalist Tim Pool, satirical website the Babylon Bee, and Minds.com, a free-speech friendly social media platform.

A Virginia man has been accused of exposing himself at a Cracker Barrel restaurant when an employee came outside to deliver a to-go order.

A homeless encampment has sprung up on a stretch of shoreline in Portland, Oregon, amid a lack of clarity over which entity is responsible for the land.

A teacher has been accused of allowing students to fight in her classroom at Griffin Middle School in Tallahassee, Florida.

A hiker and his dog got some much-needed help Sunday when they found themselves in danger in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

A lawsuit has been filed against Tesla following recent reports that Tesla workers were sharing images and videos collected from vehicle cameras. According to reports, employees shared clips of crashes, intimate sexual situations, and other content recorded from cameras in customers’ vehicles without their knowledge and consent.

An Israeli contractor who lives and works in Los Angeles was attacked at his home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood on Tuesday morning, across the street from a local synagogue.

The FBI is investigating a Thursday incident in which two Florida girls, 14 and 12, reportedly attempted to travel by car to Louisiana to meet an unknown person they met online.

Sheriff’s deputies in Texas found a woman, who had been reported missing, alive in a Jeep that was submerged in water on Friday.