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Police arrest man who shouted racial slur at ‘TODAY’ co-anchor Craig Melvin
New York City police have taken a man into custody after he shouted a racial slur at “TODAY” co-anchor Craig Melvin near Studio 1A, the morning show’s broadcast headquarters at Rockefeller Plaza, multiple people familiar with the matter said.
Missing California millionaire’s remains identified 45 years after her disappearance
A missing California millionaire’s remains have been identified 45 years after the 80-year-old woman disappeared without a trace.
Mother of 16-year-old charged in connection with Texas teen’s drowning says son tried to help
The mom said that her son searched for Daniel Erving after the pair and another teen jumped into a lake but that they couldn’t find him.
Two men born 38 years ago say N.D. hospital gave them to wrong parents
A DNA genealogy test to explore his mother’s heritage led Kyle Bylin to discover that he wasn’t biologically related to who he had thought were his parents.
Coast Guard to suspend search for three missing people from sunken boat in San Francisco Bay
Search operations for three people who went missing when their craft sank in the San Francisco Bay this week will be suspended at sunset Wednesday evening, the Coast Guard said.
Months after teen’s drowning death, mother says two arrests only provide ‘partial justice’
The mother of 18-year-old Daniel Erving is calling for murder charges against the two teenagers who failed to report his alleged drowning in April, while attorneys for the family criticized Dallas police’s handling of the investigation.
Nolan Wells’ family speaks out after meeting with local Mississippi DA
Nolan Wells, 18, went missing after a July 4 beach trip with friends. A U.S. park ranger found his body two days later.
Real cat burglar steals kitten, tries to rob bank in Maryland, gets caught instead
A man grabbed a kitten from the adoption area of a Maryland pet store, then allegedly tried to use her to rob a nearby bank.
Texas is drenched by heavy rains as forecasters warn that more storms could bring dangerous floods
Heavy downpours in South Texas washed out highways and stranded motorists Tuesday as forecasters warned that a threat of more severe weather could bring dangerous flooding to already drenched counties near the border with Mexico.
Civil rights leaders announce ‘March on Washington’ to defend voting rights
Civil rights leaders announced plans for a Washington march in August to defend voting rights, saying that recent court decisions have weakened key federal protections against racial discrimination in voting.