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On a rainy afternoon in April of 2016, Herschel Reynolds and his passenger had their 15 minutes of fame with a bizarre chase seen around the world.
Twenty-one people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally were administratively arrested and given notices to appear in immigration court.
"Imagine your worst nightmare," Marco Farrell said, "A monster rolling down the street."
The request from South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster follows the Interior Department's decision to exclude Florida from the offshore drilling proposal.
As friends try to cope with their loss, some hoped a Hebrew proverb would help give them comfort.
A shooting involving deputies at the end of a pursuit has left one man dead and three others in custody.
Today's vision of a smart home has more to do with what's technologically possible than what people really need.
U.N. agencies are sending aid to some 50,000 displaced Syrians in a remote desert camp for the first time since June, as bombings continue near the capital Damascus.
The study also claims the overwhelming opioid epidemic across the nation has made surveillance and prevention of suicides more difficult.
"The flu season is on us," said Dr. Jeffrey Gunzenhauser of LA County Health.
One of the study's authors said areas with the most frequent battles lose about a third of their mammal populations each year there's fighting.
Trump called the current laws "a sham and a disgrace."
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has upheld a plan by wildlife officials to kill one type of owl to study its effect on another type of owl.
Students have been told to "shelter in place" until further notice. All classes have been canceled.
The largest consumer electronics show in the world has found itself in the dark.
