A new study says the Wagner mercenary group has laundered gold mined in Sudan, Mali and the Central African Republic to help finance Russia's war on Ukraine.
Amy Swan · December 27, 2023
Researchers analyzing survey data from more than 23,000 U.S. adults found that snacking supplies roughly a fifth of daily calories while offering little nutritional value.
Jayden Sweiler · December 16, 2023
As the holidays approach, the Marysville Community Food Bank is asking residents to donate or volunteer amid a steady monthly rise in people seeking help.
Jennifer Paige · December 11, 2023
The nonprofit says its partnerships with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and the Best Dental Help are bringing books and no-cost dental care to local children.
Jennifer Paige · December 11, 2023
A new state law orders a feasibility study of ocean-movement energy, even as experts say the technology is still about a decade from commercial readiness.
Amy Swan · December 4, 2023
The former first lady, remembered for her advocacy on mental health and caregiving, died at her home in Plains, Georgia, at age 96.
Juan Gonzalez · November 20, 2023
David Sparks, convicted of a 2006 murder he witnessed as a 16-year-old, had his conviction overturned after previously undisclosed police-file evidence pointed to another man as the shooter.
Aever Bundji · November 6, 2023
With its last block of tents cleared ahead of a court-ordered Nov. 4 deadline, Phoenix says most people it reached in the downtown encampment accepted shelter.
Juan Gonzalez · November 1, 2023
Robert E. Crimo III has not been disciplined over a jail video message alleging a federal "false flag," because the visitor who recorded it, not he, broke jail rules, the Lake County sheriff's office said.
Ken Adams · October 25, 2023
The new civil court program for people with untreated schizophrenia and related disorders began accepting petitions on Monday, drawing support from families and sharp criticism from disability-rights advocates.
Mei Ling · October 2, 2023
Future Motion has voluntarily recalled all of its Onewheel electric skateboards, telling owners of the two earliest models to stop riding and pushing a firmware update for the rest.
Mei Ling · October 2, 2023
Matt Sopron of Chicago's South Side hooked and released a 50-inch muskie on Sept. 13, reaching a length milestone that anglers in Illinois and Canada prize.
Ken Adams · September 20, 2023
Danelo Cavalcante, caught after a two-week manhunt, is now held at SCI Phoenix, the newest and costliest prison in Pennsylvania.
Jacob Leary · September 15, 2023
A federal pattern-or-practice probe, new lawsuits and local activism are converging on a department whose credibility was shaken by the January beating death of Tyre Nichols.
Juan Gonzalez · September 12, 2023
The parents of a then-14-year-old freshman football player filed a federal suit alleging that Woburn authorities allowed a culture of bullying and violence in the program and mishandled the aftermath of the 2021 attack.
Ishani Kapalli · September 9, 2023
A Broward Sheriff's Office rescue helicopter caught fire after leaving Pompano Beach Airpark and crashed into an apartment building, killing a veteran fire-rescue captain and a woman on the ground.
Ishani Kapalli · August 28, 2023
The Florida-based grocery chain confirmed it will no longer sell the storm-themed cakes and cookies that had become a seasonal tradition across the Sunshine State.
Jayden Sweiler · August 22, 2023
A fire sparked by workers fusing plastic piping at the Woodinville wastewater plant sent smoke billowing from pipes running 60 feet underground, but plant operations were not affected.
Jennifer Paige · August 15, 2023
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed that five members, four of them from one family, are among the victims of the Maui fires, which have become the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century.
Jayden Sweiler · August 13, 2023
Altimont Wilks, who runs two corner stores in Maryland, says a federal 'business integrity' rule tied to his past convictions unfairly keeps him from serving food-assistance customers.
Jayden Sweiler · July 31, 2023
A 38-year-old man died after being stabbed repeatedly in Mariners Harbor, and his girlfriend says she believes his marijuana dealer was responsible.
Jacob Leary · July 25, 2023
Residents and partner groups are pursuing shade, greenery and improved bus service in Gulfton, where a 2020 NOAA study found some of the city's highest temperatures.
Kendra Konchanuk · July 20, 2023
A 30-year-old man referred to mental health treatment died after being found unresponsive in his cell, as advocates blame overcrowding for a rising death toll.
Kendra Konchanuk · July 5, 2023
Newton Community Farm says someone targeted specific crops in its field and greenhouse overnight, and neighbors and other farms have rallied to help.
Ishani Kapalli · June 12, 2023
