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With returns to the office and kids back in school all over the country, traffic jams are back in force, too.

Video shows a train striking a police car with a woman handcuffed in the back seat.

A short political commercial featuring Democratic and Republican candidates agreeing to respect each other can have a big impact on polarization.

Over 60 ready-to-eat meat products sold by one company in Illinois are being recalled due to possible listeria contamination.

The Michigan State Police Fifth District Twitter account shared some dash cam video of an athletic deer casually jumping over a car on the road.

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s office identified the dead man as Shabron Robinson, 29, of Chicago.

Amid an officer shortage, the New Orleans Police Department is getting creative and hiring civilians to help perform some tasks.

The residents who filed the lawsuit claim there have been high levels of lead and other contaminants in the water for years.

A protest against the event was organized in the museum parking lot, and some protesters were armed.

Officials at the Eagle Pass sector of the southern border continue to deal with an influx of Venezuelan migrants.

Residents across Florida are scrambling to place sandbags around their homes and stockpile emergency supplies.

In terms of top issues, 40 percent of Texas voters said the economy was their top issue, while 16 percent said the same about abortion access.

Prosecution has begun their rebuttal in the death penalty trial of the Parkland Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter.

“Now is the time to evacuate,” FEMA Operation Division’s director tells Florida residents in the path of Hurricane Ian.

The government’s case hinges on opposition to what it calls “airline concentration.”

WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — Ian Hockley testified Tuesday that he was ridiculed online as a “party boy” and an actor after posting a video of the memorial service for his 6-year-old son, who was killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre. Hockley is the latest family member of the 26 victims …

In recent interviews, members said the final public hearing about the Jan. 6 riots will be “sweeping.”

A recently proposed bill in New York would help low-income migrants obtain guaranteed legal assistance.