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Hate crimes in New York City have reportedly risen by 139 percent in 2021, according to New York City Police Department data.

Intense video showed the moment a public safety officer from Harper Woods, Michigan, rescued a man from a car engulfed in flames.

A gunman who allegedly shot and killed a pro golfer at a Georgia country club Saturday had two other bodies in the back of a truck and is still on the loose.

Allegations that a former Yonkers principal made a coworker take risqué photos of herself wearing a thong on school grounds is being investigated by the state, the alleged victim’s lawyer reportedly said.

The Statue of Liberty is a “symbol of hypocrisy or unfulfilled promises” the Washington Post’s Philip Kennicott said in an essay published Saturday.

Fireworks went off Sunday at Maryland’s Ocean City Beach, injuring a worker who was setting up for a July 4 celebration.

A former correctional officer in Fresno County received a sentence Tuesday of two years probation and seven months behind bars for having sex with an inmate.

Tim Stephens, a Canadian pastor arrested in Calgary, Alberta, was released from jail on Thursday following his arrest for holding outdoor church services.

Officials in Shizuoka prefecture in Japan said two people were found without vital signs and approximately 20 others are still missing after mudslides hit several homes on Saturday.

A mother in Anderson County, Tennessee, who is known to residents as the “Litter Lady” has made it her mission to pick up trash left on the side of the road.

Although one girl cannot aid in the search for victims of the Florida condo collapse, she is doing what she can to help.

Seven-year-old Gwen Ciccozzi of Brunswick, Ohio, loves spending time on playgrounds but it is very important to her they are inclusive for everyone.

A recent human trafficking operation in Missouri and Kansas has resulted in 82 people being arrested.

A clever dog in South Carolina rang her own doorbell after being spooked by fireworks and running away from home for several hours on Sunday.

A 59-year-old man is accused of second-degree murder and child abuse leading to the death of his 13-year-old son, who went missing in 2012 during a court-ordered visit to his dad’s residence in Vallecito, Colorado.

Officials in Kenosha, Wisconsin, recently denied a claim for damages from Jacob Blake Jr., who became paralyzed after a police officer shot him in 2020.

When veterans began dying of the coronavirus at the New Jersey Veterans Home at Paramus, Alex Saldana, a Scout with Oradell’s Troop 36, wanted to offer his support.

A family in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, got the surprise of a lifetime recently when a massive amount of money was mistakenly dropped into their bank account.

Police in Raleigh, North Carolina, are reportedly warning residents of a neighborhood located in the northwest part of the city there is a venomous snake on the loose.

The natural views at Michigan’s Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore are always changing and one group of people got to witness that fact over the weekend.

A seven-year-old girl in Milton, West Virginia, named Avery Sweat was fine until about six weeks ago when she developed symptoms her parents thought were asthma.

Former Attorney General William Barr reportedly described former President Donald Trump’s claims about election fraud as “bullsh*t,” according to a book about the final days of his administration.

Community members in Todelo, Ohio, gathered Sunday to raise money for the family of fallen Officer Brandon Stalker.

Video appears to show a woman confronting staff members at the Wi Spa in Los Angeles after a man reportedly entered the women’s section with his genitals exposed.

New York City’s Pride celebrations reportedly turned violent Sunday after an attack on a food vendor and altercations with police caused them to use pepper spray to control a crowd.

The work of suspected thieves recently turned into something positive for a church congregation in St. Louis, Missouri.

A police officer in New York is being praised for saving a six-week-old infant from choking to death Friday night.

An Arkansas policeman was killed when he was hit by a vehicle in a convenience store parking lot and two suspects are in custody, police said.

An Oklahoma man named Donte Franklin used to walk over 17 miles every day to get to his job at Buffalo Wild Wings.

A trip to the store turned into an interesting encounter with wildlife Monday for a couple living in St. Cloud, Florida.

San Francisco’s homelessness department is reportedly asking for $20 million in funds to extend the encampment program that already pays for tents costing $60,000 a year.

New York’s Attorney General Letitia James said Saturday Johnson & Johnson agreed to stop selling opioids nationwide in a $230 million settlement with the state.

The town of Amherst, Massachusetts, is establishing a reparations fund in order to make restitution to its black residents.

A 54-year-old Connecticut woman named Lisa Marshall knows without a doubt that her beloved husband is her soulmate.

A couple in Montana embarked on a rescue mission when they saw a horse drowning in the Bitterroot River on Father’s Day.

Four people have been confirmed dead and over 150 remain unaccounted for after a Surfside, Florida, condominium building collapsed, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced Friday.