“A governor who shuts down beaches in the name of health and safety when open beaches do not actually threaten health or safety exceeds his Constitutional authority.”
Police are investigating a series of break-ins at local auto dealerships in or near Winston-Salem, North Carolina, after a group of 19 juveniles ranging in age between six and 16 allegedly stole nearly 50 cars worth more than a million dollars over the past two months.
A frustrated Michigan pilot flew an “F U” pattern over Grand Rapids to spell out his message to Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer about her lockdown order.
A Kentucky toddler reciting the contents of Psalm 23 has gone viral, according to a Facebook video of the encounter.
In an interview with Huntsville, AL radio’s WVNN that aired Friday, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill dismissed the suggestion of implementing vote-by-mail elections on a broad scale, and especially in his home state.
A firefighter in Lake Orion, Michigan, is being hailed a hero after he saved a family’s beloved pet on Sunday.
An anonymous donor stepped up to help the hungry in North Carolina in a big way by sending a $200,000 check to a North Carolina food bank.
A California restaurant owner and his staff are working hard to deliver hundreds of meals to nurses even though the business is losing money.
A garden shop in Pennsylvania is going the extra mile to deliver hot meals and deliver groceries for customers during the coronavirus outbreak.
New York State officials allowed nursing home employees infected with coronavirus to continue to work and to treat residents at the Hornell Gardens facility in rural Steuben County, according to a New York Post report.
A Colorado man hit the jackpot twice in one day after he played the same numbers for 30 years.
Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to arrest Jewish mourners not adhering to social distancing decrees following Tuesday’s funeral for Rabbi Chaim Mertz in New York City.
A judge has sentenced a Texas man accused of threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump to 18 months in prison, prosecutors said.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo told reporters on Tuesday that the coronavirus spread through nursing homes like “fire through dry grass,” and that the state had feared that “from the get-go” — but did not explain why the state requires nursing homes to accept coronavirus patients referred from hospitals.
A police officer in Canton, Georgia, is being praised for saving two teenagers caught in a swollen river on Tuesday.
Police arrested a woman for allegedly stealing a marked New York Police Department police cruiser on Saturday night, police sources said.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized beachgoers Monday in Orange County and Ventura County, who had taken to the coast in large numbers over the weekend, saying that their behavior was an example of “what not to do.”
The far-reaching impact of the coronavirus is forcing many changes in American life, including court proceedings where foster children are adopted. For one Arkansas couple, that means adopting their child over Zoom instead of an in-person court hearing.
A 100-year-old World War II veteran had planned to celebrate his birthday with a party, but when coronavirus altered his plans, the community stepped in to help.
Wisconsin residents angry with Gov. Tony Evers are converging on the state capitol in Madison on Friday. Despite Facebook banning their page and the state refusing to grant a permit, organizers told Breitbart News on Thursday that word was already
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to extend some form of the lockdown of the state on Friday.
A California community is coming together to help a 71-year-old veteran who recently lost his home in a fire.
Facebook has deleted the event page for a Friday protest at the Wisconsin capitol, an organizer exclusively told Breitbart News.
Two men released from jail in California due to the coronavirus pandemic were re-arrested and accused of crimes shortly after being released, authorities said.
A report released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that 66% of homeless people in a San Francisco shelter tested positive for coronavirus, renewing concerns about indoor housing during the pandemic.
After a Tuesday Breitbart News report exposing the partisan connections of a firm contracted to collect sensitive personal information from coronavirus patients, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) canceled the agreement.
A pair of New York City residents set up a fund where New Yorkers who work from home can donate their commuting fares to laid-off workers in need of the money.
The Boys & Girls Club of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, has had to close temporarily. However, a generous benefactor is making sure the organization can still help those in need.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration has hired a progressive campaign organization to collect private medical data on coronavirus patients.
Severe thunderstorms hit parts of the Deep South with hail, high winds, and torrential rain on Sunday as forecasters warned residents to brace themselves for overnight tornadoes and flooding across a region that was just hit with a deadly twister the week before.
A California television journalist got into an awkward situation while filming a report from her bathroom when her naked husband was caught in the background showering.
A Wisconsin creamery is giving away free milk to its local community members who are struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic.
L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti nearly broke down in tears as he delivered his annual “State of the City” address on Sunday evening in front of an empty City Council chamber.
A 96-year-old former World War II paratrooper shaved his hair into a mohawk to bring joy during the coronavirus pandemic and serve as a tribute to his fallen friends.
A ten-year-old girl from Missouri is doing her small part in changing the world by helping out the local police officers who have lost out on pay due to issues stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
A handcuffed homeless person accused of jumping the subway turnstiles kicked a New York Police Department officer onto the subway tracks, according to a recent video.
A skatepark in San Clemente, CA, was filled with 37 tons of sand by authorities to block skaters from using it during the coronavirus outbreak.
“Dogtor” Loki is making sure that nurses at the University of Maryland Medical Center are being looked after during the coronavirus pandemic.
Citizens will be converging on the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus on Saturday to demand Gov. Mike DeWine reopen the state for business. The latest in a series of “Open Our Ohio” rallies, hundreds are expected to turn out. (All photos,
A survey by the USC Dornsife Center for Economic and Social Research reports that “less than half of Los Angeles County residents — 45% compared with 61% in mid-March — still hold a job” thanks to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
