Bell from WWII-era Navy ship returned to Oregon homeowners months after wildfire theft
After months of investigation, a World War II-era ship bell that was stolen in the wake of an Oregon wildfire was returned to its owners.
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Seattle massage parlor shooting leaves 1 employee wounded; robbery suspects flee: reports
A manhunt for two suspects was underway in Seattle late Thursday night after a shooting during a robbery at a massage parlor, according to reports.
Washington state HS coach fired over post-game prayers loses Ninth Circuit court round
A former high school football coach in Washington state who is fighting a school district’s ban on post-game prayers with his players that cost him his job, has lost his latest court battle.
Fort Bliss soldier allegedly killed by stepson, 13, after assaulting teen’s mom: investigators
A Fort Bliss soldier was allegedly shot and killed by his 13-year-old stepson at his El Paso, Texas, home while he was having an argument with his wife, according to reports.
This Day in History: March 19
Televangelist Jim Bakker resigns as chairman of his PTL ministry organization amid a sex and money scandal; President George W. Bush orders the start of the Iraq war;
12th juror seated in Chauvin trial, judge to rule on defense motions Friday
Attorneys involved in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin seated three more jurors Thursday as both sides inch closer to forming a full jury.
Border agents apprehend convicted rapist among group that had entered US illegally
Border Patrol agents on Monday apprehended a convicted rapist among a group of about 18 people who had crossed the U.S. border illegally.
Texas man charged in deaths of 8 undocumented immigrants
A Texas man faces human trafficking charges following the Monday deaths of eight undocumented migrants when he allegedly crashed a vehicle they were in during a police pursuit near the U.S.-Mexico border.
San Francisco school board, district facing lawsuit over renaming of 44 schools
A San Francisco law firm filed a lawsuit against the city’s school district and board of education on Thursday for its January decision to rename 44 schools without community input.