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A Colorado hiker’s dog was found alive on a highway eight days after they were supposed to return home from a hike.

More than 150 firefighters battled a blaze that broke out at a New York City dollar store on Sunday morning.

Senate Democrats blamed House impeachment managers for not informing them they wanted to vote for witnesses until Saturday morning.

A police chase that spanned two counties in Kentucky ended as a terrified woman ended up hugging a police officer leading the pursuit and surrendering to law enforcement peacefully.

A conflict of interest could arise from Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa’s family ties if the Justice Department investigates New York’s alleged cover-up of coronavirus deaths in nursing homes.

Restaurateur Robert Magiet is making the rounds of Chicago’s streets to buy out vendors’ tamales, so the vendors do not freeze in Chicago’s winters.

A Texas mother tackled a fleeing suspect accused of peering into her teenage daughter’s bedroom window, according to police dashcam footage.

Police are searching for a woman caught on camera allegedly slapping an employee in the face at a Colorado grocery store.

One Chick-fil-A employee in Wisconsin formed such a tight bond with one of her coworkers that she gifted her a car.

A Florida family found a record 300-pound, 16-foot Burmese python on their property after one family member spotted something unusual that required a second glance.

Two Louisiana sanitation workers on their usual trash route helped to save a kidnapped ten-year-old girl.

The pancake mix and syrup line Aunt Jemima has formally rebranded itself as “The Pearl Milling Company,” parent company PepsiCo announced Tuesday.

Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz appeared on Newsmax TV to discuss former President Donald Trump’s impeachment hearings, specifically criticizing Trump attorney Bruce Castor’s defense of the former president.

A U.S. Marine Corps. veteran broke ground on his custom home Saturday, which will be completed by this summer thanks to the nonprofit Homes for Our Troops.

A Texas family received a life-changing surprise last week when an anonymous donor offered to match up to $50,000 for a week to help fund treatments for a three-month-old’s rare genetic disorder.

A community in Fultondale, Alabama, rallied for a retired school janitor who lost his home to a tornado on January 25, raising more than $50,000 as of Tuesday.

A woman who went onto a closed pier in Hoboken, New Jersey, to take a picture fell into the icy waters of the Hudson River and was rescued by the Hoboken, New Jersey, police.

The New York Police Department (NYPD) has disciplined an officer caught wearing a “politically-oriented” patch while on-duty after a TikTok video showed her allegedly wearing a patch supportive of former President Donald Trump.

A 16-year-old was killed and her three-year-old cousin was injured in a sledding accident in upstate New York in which the sled collided with a tree at the bottom of a hill.

Authorities busted three underground parties this weekend in New York City for violating coronavirus pandemic rules, such as not socially distancing or wearing masks, the New York City Sheriff announced.

A former Senate GOP and Republican National Committee (RNC) staffer accused of distributing child pornography was arrested at his Washington, D.C., home Friday.

A Texas community is coming together to help a 95-year-old World War II veteran with his home repairs.

A 91-year-old man was shoved to the ground in Oakland, California’s, Chinatown, causing him to be hospitalized for his injuries, according to a video.

A Utah homeowner is allowing the homeless to camp in his front yard, use the restroom in his house, and volunteer at a community garden that he runs.

The Santa Maria Valley on California’s Central Coast offered visitors who stay for an extended amount of time $100 to spend on their trip, and it sold out in record time.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, the Missouri State Highway Patrol, and the St. Joseph, Missouri, police department announced Saturday that they completed a successful human trafficking operation late Friday night at two travel stops.

The New York Police Department (NYPD) is searching for a man who allegedly slashed a victim in a New York City subway station Wednesday morning, police said.

A man decided to do something about the crisis of loneliness that many nursing home residents are facing due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) unveiled a proposal Thursday to provide a monthly cash benefit to families with children.

Fox Corporation and three of its anchors have been sued by Smartmatic, an election technology company, for more than $2.7 billion.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is apologizing after it sent out an Amber Alert email by mistake featuring the killer doll “Chucky” listed as a suspect.

A New Jersey man burned to death after he repeatedly revved his SUV’s engine while attempting to free himself from a snowbank, authorities said.

A man has been accused of fatally shooting six people, including five children and one man, inside a Muskogee, Oklahoma, home.

Three Idaho Army National Guard pilots died in a Black Hawk helicopter crash on Tuesday night, officials announced Wednesday.

A man who has the state of Florida tattooed on his face was arrested early Sunday after he dialed 911 twice for a ride home, authorities said.

A college student who went all in on the GameStop stock craze used his windfall to buy Nintendo Switches and donated them to a children’s hospital this weekend.