Tropical Storm Bertha hits South Carolina coast
Tropical Storm Bertha surprised the South Carolina coast Wednesday, forming and making landfall within two hours, bringing a poor beach day of rain and gusty winds, but no major problems.
Ben & Jerry's debuts new space-themed ice cream flavor
The new ice cream flavor was inspired by a new Netflix original series.
Huawei CFO Meng to find out if her fraud case will proceed
Canada arrested Meng Wanzhou, at Vancouver’s airport in late 2018.
Franklin Templeton employee fired after Central Park video goes viral
The video was recorded soon after the man had reportedly asked her to put her dog on a leash.
Lock your cars! Vehicle theft spikes in COVID-19 pandemic
Officials worry the numbers will continue to rise.
Jimmy Cobb, ‘Kind of Blue’ drummer for Miles Davis, dies
Cobb passed away Sunday after battling lung cancer.
Coronavirus pandemic cripples summer camp industry
Some summer camps are asking parents to donate payments or deposits after being forced to shut down for the season.
Defense Secretary Esper says coronavirus vaccine 'absolutely' possible by end of 2020
Esper said he's spoken with medical experts and the Department of Defense is "completely confident" about a vaccine.
New Jersey gym that defied coronavirus lockdown rules shut down by health department
Trumbetti and co-owner Ian Smith, reopened the gym last Monday with social distancing measures in place and a crowd of supporters protesting the stay-at-home mandates.
Hamlin scores 2nd win of season at rain-shortened Darlington
It was the first time in NASCAR history that the Cup Series had two points-paying races at the same track in one week
America arrests suspects in Ghosn's escape from Japan
Two suspects responsible for helping Ghosn flee Japan were arrested
US births fall; coronavirus could cause steeper decline
The U.S. has had a record low number of childbirths in 35 years.
Oregon high court keeps state coronavirus restrictions in place
The decision kept statewide virus restrictions in place by halting a judge’s order to end them.
PG&E’s bankruptcy plan wins support from wildfire victims
The plan must still be approved by the judge supervising its case.
Coronavirus prompted residents in richest parts of Manhattan to flee
Manhattan's wealthiest neighborhoods saw a 40 percent decline in residents due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Fired Florida sheriff who hid in car during Parkland shooting reinstated
Sgt. Brian Miller after finding that his due process rights were violated when Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony terminated him, officials ruled.
Little Richard, flamboyant rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, dead at 87
Little Richard, the self-proclaimed “architect of rock ‘n’ roll” whose piercing wail, pounding piano and towering pompadour irrevocably altered popular music while introducing black R&B to white America, has died Saturday.
Militants increasing attacks on Burkina Faso mines
The violence already has shuttered many small mines across the volatile north and the government also has tried to shut down other small-scale mines in the east so that they can’t be used by extremists to finance more attacks.
Roy Horn, of Siegfried and Roy duo, dead from coronavirus complications
Roy Horn, part of the iconic Las Vegas entertainment duo, has died at 75.
Coronavirus stimulus fraud arrest: How a small-town tip exposed a $500K fraud scheme
What started as a tip that landed on a small-town police chief’s desk led to the first arrests in the nation for coronavirus stimulus fraud.