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A woman in Oklahoma was arrested Saturday after police said she mixed apple vodka with baby formula and gave it to her infant child, Fox 25 reported.

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Authorities have arrested the driver of a semitrailer that was involved in a fiery crash that killed five people in western Nebraska.

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Concealed handgun license holders in Texas can carry their weapons into public university buildings, classrooms and dorms starting Monday, a day that also marks 50 years after the mass shooting at the University of Texas' landmark clock tower.

The district attorney is investigating and putting out an alert after 20 people overdosed on synthetic marijuana in and around Pennsylvania's state capital city.

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Police say they plan to charge the mother of a 2-year-old boy who was rescued from a hot car in Pennsylvania.

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Illinois authorities were searching Monday for a suspect who shot a police officer during a pursuit Sunday evening.

The owners of Pulse nightclub in Florida it will reopen as a memorial to the 49 people who died there.

Authorities say someone speeding away from a shooting scene in southern Illinois opened fire on pursuing officers, seriously wounding one before getting away.

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The pilot of a hot air balloon that crashed in Texas and killed all 16 people aboard was arrested in Missouri in 2000 for driving while intoxicated, and the Better Business Bureau warned consumers about doing business with the balloon touring company he used to operate in that state.