Amy Furr

Texas is reportedly preparing for lawsuits against Joe Biden’s incoming administration, the San Antonio Express-News reported Friday.

A detective in Irving, Texas, is being praised for surprising a little boy whose bike was recently ruined by an offender.

An injured man believed to be a London resident recently spent a lot of money on vet bills for his dog, only to find out the canine was imitating him out of sympathy.

American Magic’s racing yacht went airborne, then capsized in an America’s Cup challenger series race against Italy’s Luna Rossa Sunday off Auckland.

A suspect arrested in the recent shooting death of a Philadelphia man was released on bail two weeks before the incident occurred.

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the killing of a Temple University graduate who was shot while walking his dog last week in Philadelphia.

A naked man allegedly shoved another person off a Harlem subway platform Saturday then was electrocuted to death when he jumped down on the third rail.

Loews Hotels has canceled a fundraiser event for Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) set for the Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando.

A World War II veteran in North Charleston, South Carolina, got a huge surprise for his 100th birthday this week.

A man in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, is busy refurbishing old cars for neighbors who have no mode of transportation. 

A recent national survey indicates that a majority of Republicans want congressional leaders to challenge President-elect Joe Biden (D) on important issues.

Family members who lost their sense of smell because of coronavirus escaped from their burning home thanks to a relative who was not sick.

Rapper Post Malone is giving away thousands of his sold-out Crocs shoes to healthcare workers in hospitals across the country.

A Wisconsin sixteen-year-old has reportedly admitted to fatally shooting his newborn daughter and leaving her body inside a fallen tree.

Economic shutdowns were the worst response to the coronavirus pandemic and used for political gain, Goya Foods President and CEO Robert Unanue said Friday.

Emergency crews pulled an MTA bus back from an overpass in the Bronx on Friday after it careened off the roadway Thursday night.

One in three residents of Los Angeles County have been infected with the Chinese coronavirus, according to recent estimates by county scientists. 

Fast-food workers in 15 cities across the United States plan to strike Friday, hoping to convince the incoming Biden administration to raise the federal minimum wage. 

An observant restaurant server in Orlando, Florida, is being praised for helping a boy escape a possibly abusive situation.

Delta Air Lines has placed customers who recently confronted Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on its no-fly list, CEO Ed Bastian told Reuters.

Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Dearborn) on Tuesday proposed fining members of Congress who refuse to wear masks on Capitol grounds $1,000 a day.

Mississippi flew its revamped state flag over its capitol for the first time Monday, six months after retiring the previous one featuring the Confederate emblem.

A mom in New Hampshire was arrested recently for allegedly sending her three-year-old alone in a Lyft ride to daycare. 

Members of Southwest Florida’s Make-A-Wish Foundation stopped in Cape Coral on Sunday to give a little boy a huge surprise.

A nurse in Durham, North Carolina, got the surprise of her life last week when she won the state’s Education Lottery.

Authorities in California are searching for six inmates who escaped from the Merced County Jail Saturday by using a homemade rope.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is looking for information regarding the harassment of a Florida manatee found Sunday in the Homosassa River with the word “Trump” etched into its back.

Firefighters in Alpena, Michigan, went above and beyond to save a dog from drowning in an icy river Friday.

A Michigan church is celebrating being debt-free after paying off its more than $2 million mortgage in a short amount of time.

A nurse in South Florida fraudulently obtained approximately $420,000 in coronavirus relief money, federal prosecutors allege.