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Wilson Garcia, a man whose wife and son were killed in a mass shooting, told the story of the events that led up to the national tragedy.

An appeal of the gag order in the University of Idaho student murders case will get a hearing on May 25, according to a lawyer for one of the victims' parents.

A law in Indiana requires abortion providers to bury or cremate fetal remains. The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to the law's legality.

Detective Troy Patterson, a police officer who was shot in the head in 1990, has died after being in a vegetative state for over 30 years.

A man in Florida with a lengthy criminal history is accused of attacking a teenage girl in harrowing caught-on-camera road rage incident at a gas station, authorities said.

Health risks are worsening among the elderly as heat waves become more intense during the summer. Many U.S. cities such as Phoenix have plans to protect the elderly during the summer.

DNA analyst Keeley Coleman testified Monday during Lori Vallow's murder trial that Vallow's hair was stuck to a piece of duct tape wrapped around her murdered son's body.

High school graduates in America are often encouraged to attend a community college first before transferring to a university. However, the money-saving route has often backfired.

Evan Ray Nilsen, 70, recalled how he fought off a mountain lion that knocked him down a hill during a hike in Diamond Fork in Utah's Spanish Fork Canyon last week.

The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey said it fell "tragically short" of "expectations" to ensure the safety and wellbeing of a student who died by suicide a year ago Sunday.

A survivor of the Cleveland, Texas, mass shooting whose wife and young son are among the victims described how suspect Francisco Oropesa came after them.

A woman who was experiencing premature labor that was putting her life in jeopardy wasn't helped at two hospitals. The hospitals violated federal law by not performing an abortion.

Residents in New Mexico are fighting to preserve the state’s historic adobe churches as depopulation and fading traditions leave their culture under threat.

Virginia Beach, Virginia, officials declared a state of emergency as they work to clean up debris and restore power after a tornado damaged an estimated 50 to 100 homes.

Emails in the hours before George Floyd protests in Minneapolis turned violent show the Minnesota National Guard was ready to deploy about 200 military police officers to the city.

A North Carolina police officer and his wife are dead, and a double homicide investigation is underway in Fayetteville, where the couple was found in their home.

Arizona’s Tucson City Council unanimously approved a measure to give back more than 10 acres of ancestral land to the Tohono O'odham Nation.

A White Sands Missile Range employee was arrested after New Mexico police found a transgender woman fatally shot at her Albuquerque home.

Wildfire risks have increased in Anchorage, Alaska, as the growing urban city intersect with wild areas. Firefighters adept at fighting urban blazes are training in wildland techniques.

Julie Glancey, a 72-year-old election commissioner in Wisconsin, announced that she plans to resign. Glancey was one of the founding members of the elections commission.