WATCH: Herd of calves storm Indiana highway after escaping a farm
A herd of about 75 Holstein calves barreled down an Indiana highway after escaping a nearby farm.
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Minnesota health clinic shooting suspect complained about doctors, threatened violence in the past: reports
The Minnesota man accused of killing one and injuring four after opening fire at a health clinic previously complained to his brother and former roommate that his doctors weren’t giving him enough pain medications, while also threatening a mass shooting, reports say.
Colorado woman hired ranch hands to kill husband who was dating younger nanny: sheriff
A well-known animal rights attorney in Colorado is being held on a $3 million cash bond after prosecutors say she attempted to hire ranch hands in a murder-for-hire plot to kill her estranged husband and his new girlfriend, formerly an au pair who cared for their three... Read More.
Dangerous wind chills, freezing temperatures, winter storms to hit US
Bitter cold and dangerous winter storms are set to freeze much of the U.S. once again this week, as two storm systems and a polar vortex churn eastward.
Idaho man fatally shot in own backyard after officer mistakes him for suspect, police say
A police officer in Idaho fatally shot a man who was in his own backyard on Monday after mistaking him for a suspect on the loose in the neighborhood and believed to be armed, authorities said.
Ice storm hits eastern US, bringing dangerous travel conditions
A significant ice storm is unfolding across the mid-Mississippi, Tennessee and Ohio Valley today as moisture falls through a shallow layer of cold air near the surface of a stationary cold front and brings dangerous travel conditions.
Laid-off Keystone XL Pipeline worker on project cancellation: ‘It’s a pretty good gut punch’
A welder who was laid off due to the Keystone XL Pipeline cancellation is speaking out against President Joe Biden’s executive order terminating the project, calling it “a slap in the face” to those in his industry.
Missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew disappeared 9 months ago: What we know
Wednesday marked nine months since Suzanne Morphew vanished from Salida, Colo., as the investigation continues into the beloved mother and wife's disappearance.
Coronavirus vaccination may be cause of rare blood disorder in at least 36 people: report
At least 36 people may have developed a rare blood disorder, known as immune thrombocytopenia (ITP), after taking either Pfizer and BioNTech or Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines, according to a report.
Chicago Teachers Union agrees to reopening deal for in-person learning
The Chicago Teachers Union voted early Wednesday to approve a tentative proposal from the district that opens a pathway for students to return to the classroom for in-person learning.