Three children died early Saturday after a fire at a home in west Baltimore. Fire officials tweeted that firefighters rescued three children and two adults from a fire in the 3000 block of Brighton Street. The adults were critically injured. A cause of the fire remains under investigation.
A family of four, including two children, who died in a Jackson Township fire over the weekend have been identified.
Fire officials have placed an early morning fire of a historic building in Dayton under control.
Lauren Pozen reports from Orange County, where family and friends of Mirelle Mateus gathered on Saturday to pay their respects and raise awareness for other victims of domestic violence, after their loved one was killed by her ex-boyfriend in Anaheim.
A fire that swept through a home on Skycrest Drive NW early Sunday left no survivors, according to a news release from the Fire Department.
A California mom and her 7-year-old son were both found dead following a search that began after the woman's 3-year-old child reported them missing.
Surveillance video shows the moment the driver of a stolen Mazda SUV collided with a Nissan that was being driven by a 31-year-old mother with her twin boys. The mother died from her injuries and one of her sons was critically wounded.
Authorities say the former Covenant student entered through a side door and killed six people before being shot dead by responding police officers.
Dozens of Twitter users responded to Rep. Andy Ogles' statement on the school shooting by reposting his photo with his family, posing with guns.
A married couple, Kim and Dustin, brought Vinson into their relationship, which they share with viewers on the TLC series "Seeking Brother Husband."
A judge has approved a $3 million settlement in the deaths of Gianna and Aaminah Vicosa.
A couple in Colorado posted a mystery surrounding a checkbook on TikTok. The post Man finds random checkbook in his car, leads wife to think he cheated: ‘My wife thinks we’re having an affair, and I don’t know how to fix this’ appeared first on In The Know.
A video of a woman who said she had a job interview lined up with a man she once ghosted blew up, leading to "thousands" of hateful comments, she said.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) -A heavily armed 28-year-old fatally shot three children and three adult staffers on Monday at a private Christian school the suspect once attended in Tennessee's capital city before police killed the assailant, authorities said. The motive was not immediately known but the suspect had drawn detailed maps of the school, including entry points for the building, and left behind a "manifesto" and other writings that investigators were examining, Police Chief John Drake told reporters. The latest in an epidemic of deadly mass gun violence that has come to routinely terrorize even the most cherished of U.S. institutions unfolded on a warm spring morning at The Covenant School, whose students consist mostly of elementary school-age children.
"When you don't have money, it literally infects every single aspect of your life, and it will traumatize you forever." The post Woman who went to a top university on a full-ride scholarship discusses how she was in ‘survivor state’: ‘I grew up in extreme poverty’ appeared first on In The Know.
Fox NewsA mother visiting Nashville took over the Fox News airwaves on Monday afternoon to call out the country’s lack of gun safety as yet another mass shooting unfolded at a Nashville school. As reporters and TV crews waited for a police press conference to start, the woman walked up to the microphone to say she was in town on a family vacation with her son and had survived a mass shooting last July. “Aren’t you guys tired of covering this? Aren’t you guys tired of being here and having to cov
We have found a lot of outlandish stories on Reddit over the years (like a lot), but one post from a postpartum mother left us feeling like we were having a fever dream. A week after giving birth via a cesarean section, this woman’s husband left her and their newborn to sleep at a friend’s […]
Three children and three adults were dead after a shooting at a Nashville school early Monday, a hospital official said.
A U.S. bankruptcy judge said on Monday he was "troubled" by right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' recent effort to shift advertising revenue away from his bankrupt company Free Speech Systems, saying he was on high alert for other signs of misconduct. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez, at a hearing in Houston, said the payments appeared to ignore existing court orders that limit Jones' ability to withdraw money from his bankrupt company. Jones had claimed that the killing of 20 students and six staff members in the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, was staged with actors as part of a government plot to seize Americans' guns.
"He made excuses. For. Everything."
The LAPD fired 31 tear gas canisters inside Carlos Pena's North Hollywood print shop. That sure sounds egregious to me, Gustavo Arellano writes.
