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A dog that went missing in Lake Tahoe in August was found four months later by a backcountry skier and has since been reunited with his owner.

Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson (R) announced Thursday that he filed a lawsuit in Douglas County District Court aiming to stop Omaha’s temporary mask mandate.

A homeless man and others aided a sheriff’s deputy in Texas who was involved in a deadly crash Wednesday night while pursuing a suspect.

A Texas woman was arrested after authorities say they found two toddlers ‘hogtied’ and caged in a locked bedroom of a San Antonio residence.

A South Dakota man was arrested after his mother unwittingly took pot brownies he made to a community center card game, an affidavit states.

A close family member will adopt the newborn son of two Florida sheriff’s deputies who recently committed suicide.

A DoorDash driver in Detroit saved a toddler when he observed the child wandering frigid Eight Mile Road Sunday in only a diaper and a pair of socks.

Police say a newborn was found alive in a New Mexico dumpster hours after the infant’s mother allegedly tossed the child into the receptacle.

Authorities in Texas say a man saved a 63-year-old male motorist from drowning after his vehicle drove off of a ferry dock and plunged into a body of water. The incident occurred in the early evening of December 31 at

A World War II veteran from Ohio celebrated his 100th birthday on Friday in Dayton and shared his secret to a long life: “Trust in God.”

A wild sea lion with a reputation for showing up in “odd places” was found wandering a San Diego highway on Friday before a SeaWorld rescue crew corralled the animal.

A Seattle firefighter saved a man trapped in the basement on Friday after his house slid off its foundation during a landslide. 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis expressed optimism Friday regarding his wife’s battle with cancer, stating he is hopeful First Lady Casey DeSantis will be cancer-free in 2022.

A 58-year-old career criminal from New York City who was arrested 11 times in 2021 called the state’s leftist bail reform laws “great.”

Authorities say a brave Sonic worker jumped into action when a man on a crime spree attacked a 17-year-old girl and her mother in their car.

Funeral services for slain Bradley, Illinois, police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic took place Friday. She was killed while responding to a noise complaint on December 30.

A Good Samaritan assisted a woman at a gas station after noticing she had a tire with dangerously low pressure.

Police in Illinois arrested two suspects Thursday night and charged them with aggravated battery after they allegedly assaulted a firefighter and a police officer.

Members of a Georgia community gathered Thursday night to celebrate a five-year-old boy who recently finished his chemotherapy treatments. 

A Texas magistrate judge set bond at $50,000 for a convicted child sex offender accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy after another judge previously recommended a $1,000,000 bond, according to a Fox News report.

A Chicago teacher with cancer slammed the city’s teacher’s union for voting to halt in-person learning until coronavirus cases dwindle or their safety demands are met. The vote resulted in Chicago Public Schools (CPS) having to cancel classes on Wednesday and Thursday.

The United States’ oldest World War II Veteran, Lawrence Brooks, passed away Wednesday at the age of 112 at his New Orleans home.

An Uber driver went above and beyond in taking care of a young passenger after they were stuck on snow-covered I-95 in Virginia on Tuesday. 

A Shiloh Shepherd in Vermont is being revered as a hero after leading officers to her owner, who was injured in a severe rollover car crash.

A bakery truck stranded on I-95 distributed hundreds of loaves of bread to drivers stuck in the snow for hours Tuesday.

A husband and wife from New Hampshire held each other’s hands while they passed away within seconds of one another due to coronavirus. 

Mayo Clinic fired 700 employees at locations nationwide on Tuesday because they were not vaccinated by the organization’s Monday deadline.

Prosecutors say Bradley, Illinois, police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic was “desperately pleading for her life” when she was allegedly shot and killed last week by Darius Sullivan, 25, with the help of his girlfriend at the time, Xandria Harris, 26.

An Orlando teen took to his local track to run in honor of fallen Illinois police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic, who was killed in the line of duty.

Inland Southern California United Way is providing gift cards to families in need thanks to an anonymous $150,000 donation to the nonprofit.

A Long Island teacher charged with illegally administering a vaccine to a 17-year-old boy at her home has been reassigned from the classroom.

A man rescued his neighbor from a burning home during Colorado’s wildfire, which destroyed nearly 1,000 structures.

An upstate New York school district has pulled the classic winter tune “Jingle Bells” from the music curriculum at an elementary school over concerns that it may have first been performed in Boston at a minstrel show in which white performers donned blackface.

Key West Police are searching for two suspects who burned a portion of the Southernmost Point Buoy in the early morning of New Year’s Day.

An Ohio prosecutor stated carjackers “have declared war” following the New Year’s Eve killing of an off-duty officer during a carjacking.

Two U.S. Marine veterans reunited 56 years after one saved another during Operation Starlite, the first major battle of the Vietnam War, per PBS.