The Justice Department confirmed a court-approved search warrant was executed Monday. Here's what the investigation reportedly involves.
The trivia host will be replaced with a NJ burlesque star, the bar's owner told Patch this week.
The man faces murder charges after administering a deadly intravenous injection into a 27-year-old woman, officials say.
Jace Doyle, 6 months, is competing in a nationwide Baby Of The Year contest. He's "been smiling since the day he was born," his mom says.
The category 2 hurricane made landfall on Florida's Panhandle over the weekend leaving destruction and flooding in its wake. See photos.
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A new federal tax-credit program could help pay for private school tuition, tutoring and more, but eligibility won't guarantee an award.
A stolen porta-potty, a suspect with terrible timing, a giant porcupine with 20-inch quills, America’s creepiest roads, and more weird news.
More Americans are celebrating Halloween, but traditional trick-or-treating is losing ground as families embrace organized events.
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From ax-wielding rabbits to faceless hitchhikers, America’s creepiest roads have legends and histories that seem written for Halloween.
As respiratory illnesses begin circulating this fall, here's how to tell them apart, when to see a doctor and who needs a vaccine.
Daylight saving time is scheduled to end next month, despite a push by President Donald Trump to make it the year-round permanent time.
Centuries-old mines beneath neighborhoods can trigger sinkholes and other collapses, and officials don’t know where all of them are.
Persimmon seeds, woolly bears, acorns and other bits of weather folklore are still used to predict winter, even if science says otherwise.
The Trump administration is sending checks to millions Medicare enrollees to lower health care costs. Here’s who qualifies.
El Niño is expected to rearrange storm tracks and bring warm winter temperatures to areas that typically see cold weather.
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The Gatorade could contain an ingredient missing from the product label.
Peppers, cheese, frozen berries, pasta and salad dressing pulled from shelves over rodent, E. coli, listeria and salmonella concerns.
Pop culture is driving 2026 costume trends, with many looks easy to pull together from closets, thrift stores and a little DIY ingenuity.
Can you skip it? Are political costumes OK? How sexy and gory is too much? Is it OK to mock your company or job? And what about drinking?
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Readers say Halloween should be scary, but gore, traumatized kids, noisy props and giant skeletons that linger past Oct. 31 cross the line.
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