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That’s no pot of honey and this is no Winnie the Pooh. When a wild bear finds food, it takes it.

The trial for embattled singer R. Kelly doesn’t start for weeks, but there’s already a legal fight swirling around who will be allowed to testify.

The U.S. Justice Department has dismissed a lawsuit against the University of Vermont Medical Center alleging it forced a nurse to participate in an abortion procedure she objected to on religious grounds.

Shocking video shows officers attacking and kicking two men during an arrest in Miami Beach. Just days later, in a stunning and swift move, five of those officers are now charged with battery.

A fire that apparently started with a lightning strike and grew so large it showed up on weather radar engulfed a pile of thousands of railroad ties at a recycling plant in rural west Alabama.

Florida COVID-19 cases are at an all-time high, and hospitals are treating more coronavirus patients than ever before.

Ex-con and former Gov. Rod Blagojevich sued his home state Monday for booting him from the governor’s seat after his 2008 arrest for corruption and stripping him of his right to run for elective office in Illinois.

Chicago’s health commissioner is defending the decision to allow hundreds of thousands of people to gather for Lollapalooza despite concerns about the delta variant.

A judge on Monday rejected a convicted man’s request for a new trial in the 2018 killing of University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts, whose body was found in a cornfield weeks after she disappeared while out for a run near her small hometown.

At least three employees were injured and a suspect was shot and killed by police in a warehouse shooting in Tenessee early Tuesday morning.

A prosecutor and defense attorney agreed Monday that jurors won’t have any doubt that the man charged with killing a Tennessee sheriff’s deputy in 2018 did in fact fatally shoot him and set fire to his patrol car and his body inside of it.

A groom, still wearing his tuxedo, allegedly shot two people after an argument with his new bride and a male friend while stuck in traffic, according to Louisiana authorities.

Officials in the border city of El Paso will unveil a garden Tuesday that is meant to bring healing two years after a gunman targeting Latinos opened fire at a Walmart, killing 23 people in an attack that stunned the U.S. and Mexico.

Shocking new images show hundreds of immigrants being detained under a bridge near the Texas border.

The two were arguing just before the crash and the wife told police that she had been trying to divorce him.

Disneyland is preparing to announce a replacement to its popular annual passports, which ended earlier this year amid a yearlong pandemic-related closure.

Heavy rains have caused extreme damage to more than 200 in Enoch, Utah. In Emery County, located in central Utah, a coal miner was killed in a flash flood event in a Utah mine.

After the plague was found in some chipmunks along Lake Tahoe’s bustling south shore, the U.S. Forest Service announced that at least two sites will be closed through Friday.