Schools in Alaska are struggling to cope with a dearth of funding. Gov. Dunleavy has suggested paying teachers yearly bonuses, but officials want a more permanent funding increase.
A three-part monument called “Irei: National Monument for the WWII Japanese American Incarceration" is now on display at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.
The Pueblo Police Department announced that they have arrested two suspects in connection with the deaths of two children who had not been seen in more than five years.
Cpl. Zachary Small of the Baltimore County Police Department has been charged with use of excessive force, reckless endangerment, misconduct in office, and assault.
A southeastern Pennsylvania officer who was wounded in a shooting in over the weekend has been identified by authorities as Chester Police Detective Steve Byrne.
For many students, the excitement of being accepted into college is being overshadowed this year by a delayed rollout of a revised federal financial aid application.
Though Rosalynn Carter passed away shortly after entering hospice care, Jimmy Carter is still alive a year later. The Carters’ different experiences show the range of hospice services.
A 31-year-old American man has admitted to charges of murder and rape in a trial in Germany after pushing two U.S. women down a ravine near Neuschwanstein castle last year.
Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church in Houston held a service dedicated to healing following a deadly shooting last Sunday. The service addressed the impact of the shooting.
Penn State students raised over $16.9 million in their annual 46-hour dance marathon, Thon, benefiting pediatric cancer patients over the weekend, officials say.
A former caretaker in Pennsylvania was sentenced to up to 28 years in prison for sexually abusing 14 residents with physical and intellectual disabilities.
A submerged car found in a North Carolina creek last Friday may hold answers to a 41-year-old mystery involving the disappearance of three men in 1982.
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration quietly changed rules about who was eligible for welfare in May, opening up eligibility for thousands of migrants.
A New York scientist has pleaded guilty to running a "Breaking Bad"-style meth lab that police first uncovered after he reported a burglary at his lab last year.