Marching band community mourns loss of Iowa student who collapsed at Hawkeye game

A University of Iowa marching band member was pulled off life support after he collapsed on the field during the Sept. 5 game amid high temperatures. Memorials and tributes have been pouring in from college marching bands from across the Midwest

Suspect identified in 1973 cold case murders of NJ teen sisters in Florida

More than half a century after two teenage sisters from New Jersey were brutally murdered during a vacation to the Florida Keys, authorities have finally put a name to their killer.

FDNY "Ten House" was the first firehouse to respond on 9/11, Sal Argano is the last firefighter still on staff

FDNY Ten House, home of Engine 10 and Ladder 10, is a small Manhattan firehouse just across an intersection from where the twin towers stood. Following the events of 9/11, the firefighters of Ten House have served as both living testimonials to what happened that day and public faces of the centuries-old FDNY. 

Bullets sent to New York school in severe shipping error, superintendent says

A teacher at Eastport South Manor Junior-Senior High School found bullets while unpacking newly-delivered classroom supplies. Officials blamed a shipping error.

Flight attendant hailed as hero for catching baby falling from 'exhausted' mom's lap

Air travel can be an exhausting ordeal, especially for new parents. But on a recent United Airlines flight, a watchful flight attendant turned a potentially scary moment into a heartwarming display of compassion.

Members of the Lindsay Clancy jury open up on the holdout juror

Three jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case are speaking publicly for the first time about the highly publicized murder trial that ended in a mistrial last week.

79 missing kids found in Ohio during monthlong operation

The Marshals Service says the operation focused on children reported missing through sex trafficking, physical and emotional abuse, neglect, runaways “and other forms of endangerment."

Mystery naked e-bike rider spotted again after years on NJ trails

For several years, a local mystery has been pedaling through New Jersey trails, baring it all on an electric bicycle. Now, police are finally hoping to crack the case.

Passenger killed after Tesla slams into Midtown scaffolding and bus stop, NYPD says

A 27-year-old woman is dead and the driver is in custody after a 2024 Tesla Model Y crashed on 42nd Street near Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, the NYPD says.

Lawyer asks Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy following mistrial

Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, asked President Donald Trump to pardon Clancy, whose murder trial ended in a mistrial.

Where are the happiest people in America? These states rank highest

Where you live may have more to do with your happiness than you think. New data is revealing the happiest states in America. See the list.

NFL fans rejoice: The Super Bowl falls on Presidents Day weekend so many will have Monday off

The NFL season gets underway Wednesday and football fans are already looking ahead to the 2027 Super Bowl, which takes place on Sunday, Feb, 14 — Valentine’s Day — and it’s also Presidents Day weekend, so most people will have Monday off.

Victims identified in fatal Amazon cargo jet crash at Miami airport

Authorities in Miami identified the five people killed when an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway while landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday, crashing into vehicles and catching on fire.

Poll finds Americans fear domestic extremists more than foreign threats

A recent poll reveals most Americans now view domestic terrorism as a greater threat to the nation than attacks originating from outside the country.

Chantel Brooks' family pushes for answers after her disappearance of 52 days

For the loved ones of Chantel Brooks, it has been a long and painful summer. The 37-year-old woman from Fairfield was last seen on surveillance video 52 days ago. Since then, there have been no reported sightings, and police say the case may involve foul play.

Passenger who duct-taped 'violent' Arizona realtor to plane seat speaks out

"WHEN YOU'RE ON A PLANE ... YOU CAN'T RETREAT." The hero passenger who duct-taped a disorderly Arizona realtor to his seat breaks down the wild midair struggle that ended with the agent arrested — and fired.