Officer Joel Vidot Soto of the Puerto Rico animal welfare and protection police safely captured an exhausted rhesus macaque monkey that was being chased by people with cameras.
Missouri's professional sports teams, including the Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louis Cardinals, announced Friday an initiative to get legalized sports betting on the November ballot.
Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham proposed several gun control and violent crime laws Friday, with this year's state legislative session on the horizon.
Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler took aim at the Biden White House for its repeated claim that House Republicans voted to "eliminate 2,000 Border Patrol agents."
The Republic of Congo has been affected by regional flooding caused by rainfall twice the average of the past two years. Hundreds of thousands of people are in need of assistance.
A fourth person has died nearly two weeks after a driver intentionally crashed an SUV near a New Year's concert in western New York, according to police.
Michigan's tax revenues are expected to see a slight dip this year before rebounding for the next two, largely because of Democratic alterations of tax policy.
Blizzard conditions slam into Iowa three days before the caucuses lead off the Republican presidential nominating calendar, forcing Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley to alter their campaign plans
New Orleans carjacking attempts made against vehicles in the filming of a Netflix show caused fear among staff and led to more security, according to new report.
María Milagros "Tata" Charbonier, a prominent former legislator in Puerto Rico, has been found guilty of federal charges related to corruption, officials say.
Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, a truck driver from Ukraine acquitted of causing the deaths of seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire, is seeking to regain his driving privileges.
Nick Saban's daughter, Kristen Setas, wrote in a message on Instagram that her father's retirement as Alabama's football coach was a "bittersweet moment."