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One man was killed, and at least three others were injured in a knife attack outside a New York City gambling den. The blood-soaked attack took place around 9:30 p.m. Friday on the sidewalk outside an illegal gambling den in

Two armed conmen posing as plumbers broke into a New York City residence, where they beat and tortured two people with a hot iron for 15 hours, police said Thursday.

At least 1,100 members of the Texas National Guard will give out vaccines to homebound senior citizens in rural and isolated areas of Texas to get the majority of Texans 65 and older vaccinated against the coronavirus by March, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday.

Police arrested an Arizona man after he faked his own kidnapping because he wanted to skip work, authorities said.

South Carolina lawmakers seek to resume executions in the state after going nearly ten years without executing an inmate.

An Oklahoma man accused of murdering three people has admitted to carving his neighbor’s heart out and cooking it for his family, according to authorities.

Fry’s Electronics stores across the country are shutting down for good as the company is going out of business.

A Tennessee woman braved the cold and freezing weather to rescue her dog, who fell into a swimming pool that froze due to last week’s snowstorm.

A train in Texas caused an explosion Tuesday morning after it collided with an 18-wheeler, sending balls of black smoke and flames up into the air.

Democrat New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation Monday to set up a recreational marijuana marketplace, decriminalize pot, and loosen laws barring underage possession of cannabis and alcohol.

The average price of a gallon of gas in Los Angeles County went up for the 33rd time in 34 days on Monday, increasing by 1.2 cents to $3.650.

Coca-Cola found itself mired in controversy Friday after a post alleging to reveal “antiracism” training materials — purportedly instructing employees to “be less white” — went viral.

A Texas couple married for more than 60 years defeated the coronavirus together — all while sharing the same hospital bedroom.

An Ohio teen received a certificate Sunday to honor her for saving her young neighbors’ lives from icy waters.

A United Airlines flight from Denver to Honolulu experienced engine failure shortly after takeoff from Denver International Airport Saturday, according to multiple videos of the incident.

An Arizona man inspired to do good went to Texas, which has been storm-ravaged in recent days, to repair water-damaged homes.

An infant named Barbarita Acosta, who also goes by the nickname Barbie, is celebrating her first birthday this weekend, but she had to overcome great odds to achieve this milestone.

Texas Good Samaritans are out in full force during the state’s deep freeze, helping out their fellow Texans in need.

A mother accused of leaving her two daughters alone in a Motel 6 room while she was at work has prompted mixed reactions on social media.

A Chicago teenager who received her associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees all before the age of 14 has founded her own company to encourage students to learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

A U.S. Air Force instructor pilot and a Japanese Air Force officer died in a military plane crash near an Alabama airport Friday evening, officials confirmed Friday night.

Roughly a dozen police officers guarded dumpsters full of food at a Portland, Oregon, Fred Meyer grocery store Tuesday as people had tried to scrounge for food that had been thrown away.

A New York City woman was arrested after she allegedly threw her newborn baby into a Coney Island, Brooklyn, dumpster, causing the infant’s death, police said Thursday.

A Florida lawmaker has requested Gov. Ron DeSantis order the state’s flags be lowered to half-staff to honor Rush Limbaugh’s passing.

A Texas man rescued his dog Monday after it ran across a frozen pool and fell through the ice, struggling to get out of the water, according to a video.

The CEO of the agency that operates Texas’s power grid gave no timeline on when power would be restored to the more than 3 million Texans experiencing blackouts as icy conditions cripple the region.

The owner of a Texas-based furniture store chain is opening two of his stores as warming centers in Houston to shelter people from the winter storm.

A young Missouri girl received a kidney donation that she had needed since birth thanks to the generosity of her pre-kindergarten teacher.

A Wisconsin couple is paying it forward to their community in the middle of winter by donating hats, gloves, and blankets to keep people in need warm during frigid temperatures.

A nine-year-old girl from Iowa is spreading the love this Valentine’s Day season by decorating doors with hearts to raise $1,600 for a cancer organization in Nebraska.

A nurse who just received her nursing degree will soon be on the front lines caring for others, but not too long ago, this achievement may have been out of reach.

After former President Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday, several Republican members of Congress who voted to convict him were censured by GOP committees in their home states.

A Metro North worker resigned last month after the MTA watchdog busted him for having sex with a woman while on the job at a railyard and while collecting overtime pay.

Authorities arrested a Philadelphia man after they discovered body parts in a U-Haul and a dumpster — including deep-fried feet and hands, according to a report.

A horse that fell in the snow overnight and needed help getting up got a lift from several Vermont community members.

The York County, Pennsylvania, Republican committee voted Saturday night to censure Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) after he cast a guilty vote against former President Donald Trump at the end of the weeklong impeachment trial.