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A “hero” is how family and friends will remember 17-year-old Xaven Garcia, the Albuquerque resident who died recently when he ran back into his home that was on fire to help his family.

A boy with Down syndrome made a big crowd in Oklahoma erupt in cheers and applause when he took one incredible basketball shot.

A student-athlete in New Hampshire is suing his school district after being suspended from a football game for reportedly saying there are “only two genders,” the Associated Press (AP) reported Wednesday.

An 11-year-old who was the only survivor of a recent plane crash, was saved while wrapped inside her father’s last hug, according to her mother.

Two men in Arkansas have admitted raping a six-year-old child after hospital workers found she had multiple sexually transmitted diseases, the New York Post reported Monday.

A teacher said he found out the hard way it was acceptable to wear a Black Lives Matter shirt to work at his Brooklyn school but not pro-police or pro-Israel clothing.

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in California reached a record high Monday.

Authorities issued a statewide alert for five inmates who escaped from the Pulaski County Law Enforcement Center in Georgia on Friday.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Saturday blasted the possibility of Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) running as a Republican for president in the 2024 election, Fox News reported.

Activist investor Bill Ackman on Thursday appeared to defend Kyle Rittenhouse and described the young man as a “civic-minded patriot.”

Andrew Cuomo (D) is reportedly considering a run for the state attorney general position he had before he served as governor, sources told the New York Post.

A local store was left with nothing after thieves apparently targeted it, but community members are stepping up to get the shop, One Pair, back to business.

Federal prisoner Robert Johnson Jr. ran past an unarmed guard on Tuesday inside Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport, ABC 13 reported.

Former President Donald Trump’s company will not have to pay legal bills incurred by his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who went to prison after pleading guilty to tax and additional crimes.

Thirty-two-year-old Dr. K remembers the first time the Taliban terrorist group took over Afghanistan in 1995, according to NPR.

A Maryland Natural Resources Police officer is being praised for saving a suicidal woman who jumped from a pier into a river near Chesapeake City.

A woman was recently spotted clambering over a barrier at the Bronx Zoo’s lion exhibit, according to witnesses who spoke with NBC New York.

Seattle’s downtown area is apparently so dangerous that King County workers will be escorted by security guards to transportation such as buses, trains, and ferries.

The Calaveras Unified School District (CUSD) in California said Wednesday it will not adhere to the state’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.

A front lawn birth was caught on a doorbell camera in California because the infant was unable to wait to be delivered in a hospital room.

A seven-year-old girl named Abrielle Mundahl recently came up with an idea to raise money for first responders in West, Texas.

Ellume has recalled its at-home coronavirus test due to potential false positive results, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Across Southern New England, citizens plan to honor the nation’s veterans with parades and ceremonies for Veterans Day.

Citizens acted fast with help from Port Orange, Florida, police officers when a pizza delivery driver veered off the roadway and landed in a canal.

A Henry County, Georgia, officer who was shot recently has died due to his injuries, 11 Alive reported Monday.

Three people were arrested on federal charges during an investigation that disrupted a suspected Mexico-to-Chicago drug pipeline, the United States Attorney’s Office Northern District of Illinois announced Monday.

A woman seen on video in the alleged killing of another woman in New York City was recently arrested in Florida, officials announced Monday. 

For quite a while, Gary “Chops” Polk has been making his home inside a small trailer in La Follette, Tennessee.

A St. Louis girl got to realize her dream of owning a bakery for a day and customers raised enough funds for her to have a treatment that increases her ability to keep living.

Over 2,000 bikers gathered in downtown Wichita, Kansas, on Sunday to participate in the 42nd annual Wichita Toy Run.

An alley in San Francisco has residents living in fear and the area on Willow Street between Van Ness and Polk has the highest concentration of tents in the city, according to current data.

An Easton Area School District bus with 30 children on board crashed through a guardrail and into the Bushkill Creek Monday in Pennsylvania.

A teacher in the Bronx has been arrested and charged for allegedly sending explicit pictures to multiple female students and forcibly touching one of the girls.

Three armed suspects reportedly used the subway to commit a multi-borough robbery spree on Thursday, allegedly victimizing four individuals in Brooklyn and Manhattan, the New York Post reported Saturday.

American Federation of Teachers (AFT) president Randi Weingarten, who has pushed for masking in schools, is being criticized for removing her mask during the 2021 SOMOS conference in Puerto Rico.

A Vietnam veteran got some much needed help from an organization in Wyandotte, Michigan, when it was discovered he was living in poor conditions.