Teacher Says He Was Suspended For Serving Pancakes During State Test
A middle school teacher in Pennsylvania is reportedly heading back to work just days after he was suspended for serving his students pancakes during a state exam.
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A middle school teacher in Pennsylvania is reportedly heading back to work just days after he was suspended for serving his students pancakes during a state exam.
Police advised Anaheim residents to shelter in place while authorities searched for a suspect involved in a shooting with police Tuesday.
Right now the Direct Pay section of the Internal Revenue Service's web site is not working.
Burbank police were conducting a homicide investigation Tuesday after three bodies were discovered inside an SUV parked on a Burbank street.
After releasing the sketch during an appearance on "The View," Twitter users were quick to respond, noting that the assailant bears a striking resemblance to the Patriots star.
The semi apparently crashed through a center divider wall, then exploded.
Starbucks will be closing its doors for one day to conduct "racial-bias education geared toward preventing discrimination".
Online payments on IRS.gov appear to be working again this Tax Day after an hours-long outage.
In a real life game of "Barrel of Monkeys," four baboons escaped a Texas research center after turning their toy barrel into a makeshift ladder.
It's Tax Day, which means Corporate America hopes to take the edge off with some freebie (or heavily discounted) offerings.
FDA officials signed off on the first ever transition contact lenses, which will get darker when the wearer is out in sunlight.
Tax day is typically on April 15, but the date fell on a Sunday this year. And, because a Washington D.C. holiday fell on April 16, tax day was pushed off to April 17.
The truck crashed into a wall and overturned, scattering metal debris -- including a water heater -- across lanes.
Austin Beutner is being considered for the superintendent position despite running a nonprofit which is in danger of losing its contract with LAUSD for not meeting expectations.
The council voted 4-1 in favor of the ordinance, which set off a wave of similar action throughout Orange County.
