The Emmy, Grammy and Tony winner said it was her "first instinct" to jump in and make sure Ariana Grande was OK.

Fliers without a REAL ID would need to use a biometric kiosk to get through airport security, while paying a non-refundable fee.

She thought she was buying a tough-to-find product from a third-party seller. She lost nearly $200.

All of the living former vice presidents attended Cheney's funeral: Former Vice Presidents Al Gore, Dan Quayle, Kamala Harris and Mike Pence.

Moments before the funeral service began, figures of recent but now receded power mingled.

McDonald's previously found success with the Grinch meal in 2024 when it introduced it in Canada.

Family members say 29-year-old Bre'Asia Johnson was shielding children from gunfire when she was struck and killed.

FBI agents discovered the woman had visited a body modification and scarification artist beforehand, providing a pattern for the cuts she wanted.

Less than a month after achieving his dream of signing a one-day contract with the Minnesota Wild, the 10-year-old died peacefully while watching hockey.

The teaser, which in reality is a full 2:11 trailer, gives fans a first glimpse at the young Haymitch, played by Joseph Zada.

The nurse who was reportedly attacked told 10TV she is grateful for the support from her union and colleagues, which she said "has brought me to tears."

A now-viral video shows a woman struggling during labor at a Texas hospital. Her mother says hospital staff delayed urgent care.

Early-bird Target Black Friday shoppers could walk away with some extra giveaways.

Maxwell Anatra was arrested in Canada hours after a man and a woman were found dead inside a home on North Henry Street in Crawford County.

Alicia McLaughlin was charged with one count of murder and two counts of endangering children.

Nobody has won the jackpot since Sept. 6, when two tickets matched all six numbers to claim a staggering $1.8 billion prize.

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio says FirstEnergy violated state law and must refund customers $180 million and pay another $70 million in civil fines.

The bill, named after 12-year-old Avery Russell, now moves back to the Ohio House for concurrence on a Senate amendment before heading to Gov. Mike DeWine's desk.

The bill requires the Justice Department to release all files and communications related to Epstein within 30 days.

The three-time Oscar nominee became visibly emotional while watching the students perform a song from "Wicked."