Over 500 students at a Washington state high school were absent the day after five masked intruders entered into the school and pushed and punched students.
Baltimore will pay a cumulative $48 million to Alfred Chestnut, Andrew Stewart and Ransom Watkins, who each served 36 years in prison for a murder they did not commit.
Two juveniles in Hampden County, Massachusetts, are facing criminal charges after allegedly causing injury to four children by dousing public playground slides in acid.
Interim Lafayette, Louisiana public education Superintendent Francis Touchet Jr. has been unanimously confirmed as the next permanent holder of the position.
A jury began deliberating the case of Logan Clegg on Friday. Clegg stands accused of fatally shooting Stephen and Djeswende Reid on a hiking trail in New Hampshire.
David Tronnes, 54, was sentenced to life in prison this week in the murder of his wife, Shanti Cooper-Tronnes, who was found covered in blood in the couple's bathtub in 2018.
Three hospitals in New York's Westchester Medical Center Health Network have reportedly been targeted in a cyberattack, with patients being diverted to other facilities.
Officials have confirmed the first reported case of nematode-induced beech leaf disease in Vermont. The disease is currently known to have spread to 14 states and one Canadian province.
A Cornell University professor is calling for the school to form an independent commission to evaluate antisemitism amid ongoing anti-Israel events at colleges.
A 69-year-old man has been fined $50,000 in Vermont for attempting to sneak nine carvings made from sperm whale teeth and walrus tusk across the Canadian border.
A major water main break in Watertown, New York, which saw the rupture of a 12-foot-long piece of piping at the city's treatment plant, has been repaired.
Emotional New York City police bodycam video shows officers pleading with a suicidal man to hold on just a little longer – before his successful rescue.
A Florida road crew found a shipwreck — estimated to date back to the 1800s — buried about eight to 10 feet under a highway during routine construction work.
The Commonwealth of Virginia euthanized 40,000 catchable-sized trout, wildlife experts said this week, after they were affected by a disease native to Europe.