Dogs across the country are eating discarded joints during walks, causing them to get marijuana poisoning. People need to properly dispose of joints to avoid this.
A month after six people died in the Nashville school shooting, districts across the country are considering arming staff members, but critics worry it will cause more harm than good.
A University of Maryland employee is on administrative leave after a review of his electronic devices allegedly revealed child pornography, resulting in over a dozen related charges.
The FBI and the U.S. Marshals Service are leading the search for two inmates in custody on federal charges who escaped from the Piedmont Regional Jail in Farmville, Virginia.
At least six people died and more than 30 were injured following a two-mile-long interstate crash involving 72 vehicles late Monday morning in Farmersville, Illinois.
California teacher Elizabeth Mirabelli told Fox News Digital that school policies keeping a student's gender identity from parents effectively teaches children to be deceptive.
Wildland firefighters are preparing for the start of wildfire season. Trainees spend around 50 hours in the classroom and multiple days in the field to earn their certifications.
San Francisco's public schools equity-driven math policy led higher income families to bypass school policies and racial gaps remained largely unchanged.
Two teenage girls who were last seen traveling with a convicted rapist were found dead on a rural property in Oklahoma Monday hours after they were reported missing.
Philadelphia police are seeking two suspects, one aged 22 and the other 15, in a Friday shooting that left three people dead and a fourth critically wounded.
The Georgia governor has issued the first of a projected $1 billion of state income tax refunds, which are automatic for anyone who filed a 2021 and 2022 tax return.
Seven alleged gang members will not face charges in a Las Vegas Hells Angels freeway gunfire case. The shooting, which was nearly a year ago, injured seven people.
Squatters, fires, shootings and other crimes have plagued a Portland house for years. Now the marijuana company that owns the property is apologizing to neighbors.
An LGBTQ advocacy camp is welcoming teenagers for the fourth consecutive summer to learn from LGBTQ+ leaders in West Virginia. The goal is to have the teenagers leave feeling confident.