Police are investigating after a fight broke out during a kindergarten school graduation ceremony. Philadelphia police responded to the Mastery John Wister Elementary at Wakefield and Bringhurst ...

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In her new Hulu docuseries 'Call Her Alex,' Alex Cooper alleged that she was sexually harassed by her college soccer coach, ...

A good woman passed away last week. Ruth Eggenburger was 93 years-old when she departed this world from a Texarkana hospice.

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"They are removing our books from libraries, they are removing our stories and our history, they are removing our names from ...

A man convicted of beating a woman to death nearly 37 years ago is scheduled to be executed Tuesday in Alabama in what will be the nation's sixth execution with nitrogen gas.

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We wanted to know why police would take so long to arrest her,” Laura Melton said of the investigation into her son's death.

For decades, women’s basketball was dominated almost exclusively by UConn and Tennessee, and then, for many years, only UConn ...