How the Air Force is playing a key role in the fight against COVID-19
The Civil Air Patrol, known as the C.A.P, is using its aircraft to distribute vaccines to rural and isolated areas so more people can be vaccinated faster.
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Seattle woman, 90, gets coronavirus vaccine, walks 6 miles through snow, cold
A 90-year-old Seattle woman walked 6 miles in the snow on Sunday after finally securing an appointment to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
US Marshals increase reward in Yale murder mystery as hunt for MIT researcher intensifies
U.S. Marshals have doubled their reward to $10,000 for information leading to the location and arrest of 29-year-old Massachusetts resident Qinxuan Pan, who is wanted for questioning after being named a "person-of-interest" in the murder of Yale University graduate student, Kevin Jiang.
NTSB investigating 133-car pileup that left six people dead in Texas
The National Transportation Safety Board announced it is launching an investigation into the 133-car pileup that left six people dead and dozens injured in Fort Worth, Texas Thursday.
Texas officials race to administer 5,000 COVID vaccines after power outage
A freezer storing more than 8,000 COVID-19 vaccines in Texas suffered a power outage due to an arctic blast — forcing officials to race to administer the supply to inmates, college students and hospitals.
Catholic schools superintendent explains why vast majority of her students are back in class
In contrast to the political battle surrounding the reopening of public schools, the vast majority of America's Catholic schools are open for either in-person or hybrid learning, Partnership Schools Superintendent Kathleen Porter-Magee told "America Reports" Tuesday.
Golden Gate Park Ferris wheel a hope for cash-strapped SF; issue with birds, insects, says environmentalist
Golden Gate Park turned 150 years old last spring, and the huge party to celebrate San Francisco’s beloved natural treasure included a giant Ferris wheel that lifts passengers 150 feet into the sky.
Popular Tahoe ski resort sued after fatal avalanche
A popular California ski resort is being sued by a man who was involved in a fatal avalanche just over a year ago.
Faux heiress Anna Sorokin fresh out of jail live-blogging her new life on social media
Russian-born scammer Anna Sorokin is fresh out of jail and live-blogging her new life in New York City on social media.
Tennessee man arrested after forging former President Obama’s signature on handgun permit: reports
A man from Tennessee was arrested after allegedly applying for a gun permit under former President Obama’s name, according to a report.