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A Louisiana photojournalist who pulled a pregnant woman from a burning car last week said his turn as Good Samaritan was a natural instinct since people always outweigh stories.

Mormon church officials are decreasing the number of missionaries being sent to Russia as part of a series of adjustments because of a new Russian anti-terrorism law.

Officials at a fair in Memphis where eight riders were hurt say they were told initially by first responders that there were no visible injuries.

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The mother of a Minnesota boy who went missing in 1989 and whose remains were recently found buried in a pasture says her family is grieving.

Healthcare costs are rising, and that means one thing for employers: more expensive employee benefits.

A Pennsylvania college professor says he has ended a hunger strike he began last week over the denial of his application for tenure.

The Latest on New York City's annual West Indian Day Parade (all times local): 12:30 p.m.

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Police say they are doing extra patrols in a Winston-Salem neighborhood after two children reported seeing a clown trying to lure kids into the woods with treats.

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Authorities say an Amtrak train in South Carolina was delayed after hitting a vehicle that got stuck on the tracks by a drunk driver north of Charleston.

Police say a man broke into a home on Martha's Vineyard and painted the resident's dog purple.

Bringing the embattled Olympic swimmer onto the show is a shameless attempt to boost ratings.

Police say they are doing extra patrols in a Winston-Salem neighborhood after two children reported seeing a clown trying to lure kids into the woods with treats.

Learn how these entrepreneurs have combined their love of pets with their passion for the community.

A once-prominent New York civil rights lawyer convicted of helping a terrorist client communicate with his followers is still battling the cancer that earned her compassionate release from prison over two years ago — and she is still as radical as ever, even expressing support for the killers of police officers.

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New York City police say two people have been shot to death during a carnival in the hours before the West Indian Day Parade.

U.S. Border Patrol agents in San Diego have pulled two men's bodies from the ocean just north of the Mexican border.