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Black Lives Matter cofounder Patrisse Cullors has recently been busy making pricey renovations to the backyard of her luxurious $1.4 million mansion.

Approximately $172,500 worth of fentanyl tablets were seized by authorities at a mailing facility on Thursday in Gainesville, Georgia.

A Purdue University student is accused of fatally stabbing his roommate while playing an online game in their dorm room. He later alleged to reporters he was “blackmailed” with no further elaboration.

A Florida woman was charged with first-degree murder after she admitted to killing her younger sister for flirting with her boyfriend while playing an online video game.

The New York Police Department (NYPD) has identified the four women wearing neon green jumpsuits who allegedly attacked and robbed two 19-year-old girls at a Manhattan subway station.

A popular family-run haunted house in San Bernardino, California, was shut down by city officials after neighbors complained about traffic and safety concerns.

A dramatic carjacking was caught on surveillance video, and four armed men are seen ambushing a helpless victim at a Philadelphia gas station.

Food stamp benefits are increasing by 12.5 percent as families grapple with grocery prices that have skyrocketed under President Joe Biden.

A mob of young individuals in New York City viciously attacked a 15-year-old boy before one of the individuals stole the teen’s sneakers and fled the scene.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell (D) confirmed that she would pay the city back after it was revealed she used taxpayer dollars to spend approximately $30,000 on multiple first-class flight upgrades.

The DEA announced Tuesday that a task force team busted a New Jersey woman trafficking approximately 15,000 rainbow fentanyl pills stuffed in Lego boxes in Manhattan. The drug agency noted that this “significant seizure” of the colored pills was the largest in New York City’s history.

A Plainfield, Illinois couple’s Halloween display of a floating mannequin, based on the TV show Stranger Things, was taken down after one neighbor complained about the increased traffic it was bringing into the community.

Surveillance footage caught the moment a scooter-riding man allegedly threw a fire extinguisher at a woman’s head while she was walking down a West Los Angeles sidewalk.

A Narcan vending machine, which dispenses life-saving naloxone to treat opioid overdoses, was emptied approximately one day after being installed in Vine Grove, Kentucky.

Rapper Kodak Black is generously helping multiple families in West Palm Beach, Florida, who are facing eviction from an apartment complex.

A Maryland tourist in Times Square was smashed over the head with a glass bottle, slashed in the face, and robbed of $140, according to reports via the police.

A Chicago convict was arrested on September 29 for allegedly trespassing and damaging property at the Merchandise Mart building in downtown Chicago, marking the 15th time he has been arrested this year, according to CWB Chicago and police records.

A Phoenix man’s Tinder meetup at a hotel resulted in him being robbed of $3,000 by an armed couple, according to police.

Recently released footage shows the moment when two Indiana judges were shot following a drunken brawl outside a downtown Indianapolis White Castle restaurant in 2019.

Three U.S. Postal Service Workers and another individual were recently arrested for allegedly participating in a $1.3 million fraud and identity theft scheme.

As food prices soar to historic highs due to inflation, American consumers are not getting relief from grocery stores as they have been offering fewer discounts since the pandemic, the Wall Street Journal reported.

While American consumers are itching for food prices to drop amid historic inflation, food manufacturer executives and experts are not expecting for that to happen, according to ABC 7. 

Doorbell camera footage captured the moment a helicopter crash landed in the front yard of home Fresno, California, home.

A man was arrested after his parents turned him in for allegedly attempting to abduct a ten-year-old girl outside her school in Thornton, Colorado.

The United Cajun Navy has made its way to southwestern Florida to assist with rescue efforts following the devastation of Hurricane Ian.

Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) called for new leadership among House Democrats after a vote to ban congressional lawmakers from trading stocks was delayed in the lower chamber.

A Minnesota high school assistant principal is facing backlash from students and parents after a circulated email showed her telling staff to use their “straight, white privilege” when defending the school’s decision to axe the homecoming “king and queen” titles in favor of the genderless “royalty” title.

A man was fatally stabbed in the neck while riding the subway in New York City on Friday night, according to police.

An Orlando, Florida, news reporter helped save a woman whose car got stuck in floodwaters caused by Hurricane Ian.

A Florida man is being lauded after footage of him saving a stranded cat surrounded by the rushing floodwaters of Hurricane Ian was shared on social media.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate surged to 6.7 percent on Thursday, which is more than double what it was a year ago.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) is promising to permanently repeal the state’s grocery tax if reelected this November. 

A convicted sex offender is accused of attempting to kidnap a woman and committing aggravated battery against two other women in Chicago on Sunday morning, according to police. Less than 24 hours before the alleged attacks occurred, the suspect was released by a judge on his own recognizance after failing to register as a sex offender.

A convicted sex offender in eastern Tennessee is accused of carjacking a woman’s vehicle, forcing her to drive to an abandoned home with her one-year-old child inside, and then raping her.

New York Times union members are considering going on strike after salary negotiations with management reached a standstill.

As the Halloween season approaches, pumpkin prices are expected to increase due to inflation, drought, and higher production costs.