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A midwife in Long Island, New York, has been hit with approximately $300,000 in fines after reportedly falsifying vaccination records for many of her child patients.

A Mississippi mother's Facebook post of her son getting in trouble for saying "Jesus Christ" at school has gotten thousands of reactions, comments and shares.

Rescuers in Tennessee recovered the body of a missing hiker at Fall Creek Falls State Park after trekking through deep snow and subzero temperatures.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has reaffirmed his commitment to closing the state's largest youth detention center following allegations of sexual abuse by 50 men.

Google's new artificial intelligence system designed to give accurate medical diagnoses and engage with patients outperformed physicians, according to a recent study.

A Florida boy, who was fatally struck by a school bus while retrieving a football, had overcome lymphocytic leukemia, a type of blood cancer he was diagnosed with when he was 2 years old.

Police in Texas have been receiving reports of a "viral TikTok Door Knock challenge." Some homeowners have even shared videos of teenagers caught in the act.

Las Vegas woman Cenia Poulsen, or Cenia Del Pozo, was arrested after she allegedly posed as an attorney and filed fake documents, defrauding clients.

Several states, including California and Illinois, have requested reviews of their 2020 census figures, leading to adjustments in their population totals.

A newly released report shows that Huguenot High School in Virginia allowed Shawn Jackson to attend graduation, after which he was killed, despite being warned that he was in danger.

Former ESPN sportscaster Cordell Patrick survived after he was ejected from an RV into oncoming traffic on a Southern California freeway.

Three armed robbers got the nicknames "Moe, Larry and Curly" as they slipped and fell during a robbery of a Popeyes in Beaumont, Texas.

Bainbridge, Georgia, has plans to construct a $396 million complex to breed long-tailed macaques to be sold for medical research, but some locals and activists are protesting.

A team of EPA hazmat contractors have begun the removal of over 800 containers full of hazardous chemicals left in an underground biolab in Reedley, California.

Police in Uvalde, Texas should have confronted the gunman in the Robb Elementary School shooting far sooner than they did, a DOJ report says.

Nearly 200 individuals and organizations have filed 22 amicus briefs with the Supreme Court in support of the NRA's lawsuit against former New York regulator Maria Vullo.

States across the U.S. are experiencing increased demand for programs that provide low-interest loans to small businesses, farmers and affordable housing developers.

A shootout in Miami between an alleged squatter wielding a shotgun and Miami-Dade police officers left one person dead and three officers hospitalized.

New York police arrested 27-year-old Jermain Rigueur in connection to a series of stabbing attacks since January 8 that left five people injured.

Three people were killed and a baby was injured in northeast Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday when a power line fell on a parked car during an ice storm, officials say.