Police discover possible human smuggling ring in Houston
Police found more than 90 migrants packed into a two-story home, which is believed to be part of a human smuggling ring.
COVID cases rise nationwide as doctors fear a fourth wave
Doctors are warning the next COVID-19 surge is not on the horizon, but already here.
Tornadoes leave 6 dead across the South
Another round of severe weather is on the way.
Deadly tornadoes hit Alabama
Multiple fatalities were reported after tornadoes hit Alabama.
Historic snowstorm knocks out power in Colorado
More than 27 inches fell around Denver's airport.
91-year-old police officer has no plans to retire
The Arkansas officer tried retiring once. It lasted five months.
Rescue animals offer comfort to children with disabilities
Children with disabilities are finding unconditional love from animals with disabilities.
Second major winter storm threatens wide swath of U.S.
Almost 3 million homes and businesses in Texas had no power as a new problem emerged: a wave of water restrictions resulting from the lack of electricity.
Winter storm kills at least 11, leaves millions without power
Frigid temperatures kept their grip on Texas, where some four million homes and businesses had outages.
Siblings launch puzzle business focused on Black representation
Puzzles created by William Jones and Ericka Chambers feature artwork depicting Black culture by artists of color.
Video appears to contradict suspect's account of Arbery killing
William "Roddie" Bryan told police he tried to "block" Ahmaud Arbery while he was being chased by two other men.
Colorado firefighters battle the state's largest wildfires in history
More than 700 firefighters are now battling the East Troublesome Fire, which has already burned an area larger than the city of Chicago.
Colorado wildfire explodes in size, forcing evacuations
A wildfire burning in Colorado has grown more than 100,000 acres over the span of a few hours.
U.S. death toll from Hurricane Laura rises to 14
At least 10 people died in Louisiana and at least four died in Texas.
School employees concerned over in-person classes
As the new school year is days away from kicking off in San Antonio, Texas, some frontline school workers are fearful of in-person classes resuming.