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The attorney for Pike said Sunday that his client remains on a ventilator and that her prognosis may not be known for several days.

Mourners in Springfield, Ohio, blamed Pierre Damas Bel’s death on President Donald Trump’s deportation campaign. Trump’s supporters said ICE needs to do more.

Boulder, Colo., is hoping its novel lawsuit will be the environmental equivalent of the landmark litigation that produced billions in damages and settlements against Big Tobacco and opioid makers.

An elderly couple charged with murdering their son-in-law, New York Times gaming engineer Jonathan McKinsey, battled with him over gender identity, according to court records.

A mom who sang to students in bomb shelters. A nurse who had her daughter-in-law’s back. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.

Recreational use of dangerous substances has led to calls for widely available overdose-reversal medication and drug-testing strips.

Flu is surging unusually early in some parts of the western United States, catching doctors by surprise.

Michael Kotlikoff also said he backed New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s decision to name a special prosecutor to lead a reopened criminal investigation.

The botched lethal injection of Christa Pike led to the halting of all scheduled executions in the state.

For one young man in Nashville, reselling what others throw away could be the way to find new purpose in his own life.

About 20 states have laws that can make it difficult to prosecute sexual assault cases if accusers voluntarily drank or took drugs.

Harriet Hancock has died at 89. She took on homophobia while working to organize South Carolina’s first Pride march.

The parasite was found in a wastewater tank at a processing facility and a drainage ditch, but the agency could not determine how contamination occurred.

Newly released video records his arrest in Pennsylvania in connection with the shooting of health care executive Brian Thompson.