Maine couple celebrates state’s bicentennial with $20,000 treasure-hunting game
A pair of Mainers have hidden $20,000 somewhere in the state and they’re inviting treasure seekers to come and get it.
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LA elementary schools to hold just 3-hour school days and no transportation
Two Los Angeles elementary schools expected to resume on-campus learning later this month have notified parents that the school day will only be three hours and transportation to childcare will not be provided, Fox News has learned.
MS-13 gang member caught entering US illegally, Border Patrol announces
U.S. Border Patrol agents in California arrested an alleged MS-13 gang member early Wednesday morning after he had illegally crossed the border into the United States, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced.
Ex-Northeastern track coach charged with nude photo scheme
A former track and field coach at Boston's Northeastern University was arrested Wednesday and charged with using bogus social media accounts to try to trick female student-athletes into sending him nude photos of themselves, prosecutors said.
Cleveland mayor’s aide charged with rape, sexual battery of victim who was 17 when alleged abuse began
An aide to Democratic Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson has been accused of multiple sex assaults and rapes over a years-long span that began when the alleged victim was still a minor.
Ohio student’s alcohol-related hazing death ruled accident
The Lucas County Coroner's office announced Tuesday that Stone Foltz, 20, died from alcohol poisoning following the hazing incident.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey lifts mask rules, urges common sense instead to combat virus
Gov. Kay Ivey said Wednesday that Alabama is shifting to personal responsibility in the fight against COVID-19, keeping her promise to let a statewide face mask order expire Friday.
Derek Chauvin trial: Officer never took knee off George Floyd’s neck, use-of-force expert testifies
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin held his knee against George Floyd’s neck and was bearing down with most of his weight the entire time the Black man lay face down with his hands cuffed behind his back, a use-of-force expert testified Wednesday.
High schoolers feel sense of normalcy after COVID vaccine opens to ages 16, 17
Across the country, states are expanding their COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to 16- and 17-year-olds. Doctors say if teens get their vaccines soon, they hope in-person proms and graduations will be possible.
West Virginia Walmart employee indicted after stealing $124G in gift cards, feds say
A Walmart worker in West Virginia has been accused of stealing $124,000 in gift cards over a five-month period.