Lottery lightning strikes twice: Idaho woman claims 2 big jackpots in 2 days
How’s this for a lucky streak: A lottery player in Idaho won a $200,000 scratch-off prize last Friday – then won a $300,000 prize the very next day, according to a report.
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Portland principal sparks uproar, says education system was built on oppression, White supremacy
Parents are reportedly upset after a Portland school principal told school board members that the education system was built on oppression and White supremacy.
Wisconsin middle school apologizes for activity asking students how they’d punish a slave
A middle school in Wisconsin issued an apology Monday after receiving criticism over an assignment that asked sixth-graders how they would punish a slave, a report said.
Florida FBI agents hurt in deadly ambush released from hospital
The two FBI agents who sustained multiple gunshot wounds and were hospitalized following a deadly shooting in South Florida Tuesday were released from the hospital Wednesday, a spokesman for the FBI's Miami field office told Fox News.
Chicago USPS mail carrier helped rescue 89-year-old woman who fell and couldn’t get up
USPS worker Shonda Lemon told Fox Television Stations' Stephanie Weaver that she called the police on Jan. 14 for a wellness check after 89-year-old Helen Iwanski did not pick up her mail for three days straight.
Capitol riot put police suicides on display, but officers need more mental health resources: Retired sergeant
In the wake of a riot at the U.S. Capitol, the suicides of two Washington police officers and the slayings of a pair of FBI agents attempting to serve a warrant in Florida, issues about the health and safety of American police officers have... Read More.
Suspect in deadly Florida FBI shooting: What to know about David Lee Huber
David Lee Huber, 55, is the alleged gunman in a shooting that left two FBI agents dead and three more wounded early Tuesday morning when law enforcement officials attempted to serve him a warrant in a crimes against children case, the FBI confirmed Wednesday.
Wisconsin prosecutors seek Rittenhouse arrest, higher bond
Prosecutors asked a judge Wednesday for a new arrest warrant for an Illinois teen charged with shooting three people, killing two of them, during an anti-police protest in Wisconsin after he apparently violated his bail conditions.
Air Force captain ready to lead first-of-its-kind trifecta of bombers over Super Bowl
Air Force Capt. Sarah Kociuba is ready to be Super Bowl flyover flight lead on Sunday, sailing her B-2 Spirit from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri over Raymond James Stadium in Florida during the national anthem.
University of Illinois settles suit with free speech group
The University of Illinois has settled in a lawsuit brought by a free speech group claiming that the Urbana-Champaign campus was violating the First Amendment with rules surrounding political and other forms of speech.