After being on the run for months in New Orleans, Scrim was captured yet again Tuesday. He had been missing since he jumped 13 feet out of a second-story window in November.

April 29, 2024: Scrim was placed in a permanent adoptive home in Mid-City. But he escaped immediately. In the following six months, the wary animal evaded trapping, netting and tranquilizer darting by a posse of dog lovers, remaining on the run and becoming a tongue-in-cheek outlaw icon in the process.

A scruffy New Orleans rescue dog famed for evading a monthslong effort to recapture him using nets and tranquilizer rifles has been caught and returned to domestic life.

The president lashed out at the pop star on his social media website. From my seat at Super Bowl LIX, the crowd’s disparate reactions to Swift and Trump felt like a chilling microcosm of our culture. The NFL said the person was part of the 400-member field cast and had hidden the flag on himself before the halftime show began Sunday night.

Scrim, the famously uncatchable terrier who has become an icon for New Orleans residents, has been captured again. "WE GOT HIM!!! Much love to Trap DAT Cat!!! More details to come when I can breathe!!!," Michelle Cheramie of Zeus' Rescues said in a Facebook post Tuesday.

Home security footage showed Scrim leaping out of an open window on the second floor of Cheramie’s house. In the now-viral video, Scrim crashes to the ground, immediately gets up and wiggles through a slot in her wrought-iron fence, then sprints out of view down the street.

When you’re craving something sweet, donuts are the perfect treat. However, you may want to stick to Dunkin' or Krispy Kreme. On January 7, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) declared a class II recall for FGF donut products due to potential contamination—60 donut varieties were taken off shelves. Keep reading to learn which