Nashville, Tennessee, police on Friday found the body of Riley Strain, a University of Missouri senior who went missing on March 8 after going out downtown on Broadway Street.
Jeff Iorg, the longtime president of the Southern Baptist Convention's only California seminary, was chosen to lead the church following a spate of controversies in recent years.
The Philadelphia Police Department is facing a shortage of officers, prompting them to reconsider recruitment strategies. They lowered physical fitness requirements for entry.
Avian influenza, stemming from a global outbreak starting in 2020, has caused the deaths of millions of birds and now poses a threat to marine mammals.
A federal appeals court has upheld the requirement for graphic images on cigarette packs and advertisements, ruling that it doesn't violate the First Amendment.
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A New York lawmaker is looking to repeal a state law passed in 1907 that technically makes cheating on a spouse illegal. A conviction can result in jail time.
A wrongful death lawsuit filed by family members of three dead Kansas City Chiefs fans or a threatened defamation suit by Jordan Willis would be uphill battles in court, lawyers say.
Atlanta police have issued a safety warning amid a string of robbery incidents in Buckhead between 2021 and February in which men have reported being drugged and robbed.
Officials of a Maryland town announced that their entire police department had been suspended pending the results of an investigation by state prosecutors.
New York City police are looking for two squatters who allegedly took up space in a woman's apartment before allegedly beating and killing her and then fleeing the state.
Video captures the moment a hot-air balloon hit a power line in Minnesota, causing the basket to detach with three passengers on board who "miraculously" survived relatively unscathed.