At least 9 dead in immigrant-smuggling attempt
"We're looking at a human trafficking crime this evening," said San Antonio Police Chief William McManus, who called the case "a horrific tragedy"
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St. Louis jail to add portable A/C units, mayor says
Around 200 people protested outside the jail on Friday night, with police using pepper spray to disperse the demonstration
What led "beloved" mortician to kill, freeze wealthy widow?
A Texas widow worth millions found dead in a freezer, her companion, a mortician 40 years her junior, charged with murder -- it was a story right out of the imagination of a Hollywood screenwriter – except it was true
Woman, 18, accused of burying baby alive
Investigations found remains of an infant outside Brooke Skylar Richardson's family home
Parents arrested for giving newborn daughter meth, heroin, morphine, police say
Colby Glen Wilde, 29, and Lacey Dawn Christenson, 26, face drug distribution and child endangerment charges
America's best young math minds compete in Rio
Coach Po-Shen Loh teaches his mathletes to build strong bonds, both inside and outside the classroom
Sessions calls on local officials to comply with immigration crackdown
In Connecticut, Nury Chavarria has taken refuge at a church, defying the order to return to her native Guatemala
Steven Spielberg debuts "Ready Player One" trailer
The 6,500-person crowd at San Diego Comic-Con gave Spielberg a standing ovation Saturday
Iran seeks release of citizens detained in U.S.
Abbas Araghchi said he raised the issue Friday during a meeting with an American delegation in Vienna
Cops want to charge teens who laughed and recorded drowning man
"I want to think that's a natural instinct for any of us, that if we saw somebody in trouble or somebody having an issue, that we would at least try to get them help," police chief says
Son charged in death of father whose body was left on couch for weeks
Tyler Swantek, 24, faces charges in Schuylkill County including criminal homicide, first- and third-degree murder, aggravated assault and abuse of a corpse
Dozens hospitalized for excessive drinking at concert
A large number of people hospitalized were underage attendees experiencing "severe intoxication," Hartford's deputy chief says
Kermit and friends find a new home in NYC exhibit celebrating Jim Henson
The full story of the late Muppet master's nearly 40-year career is being told at a new exhibit in the Museum of the Moving Image
Jim Vance, longtime D.C. news anchor, dies at 75
Vance joined NBC Washington in 1969 as a reporter before becoming an anchor in 1972
John Heard, "Home Alone" actor, dead at 71
Early reports say Heard was found dead in his hotel room in Palo Alto, Calif.
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FDA warns of rare vision-loss side effect from GLP-1 drugs
Top lawyer in DOJ's Civil Division is latest in string of resignations
Trump admin. proposes stricter unemployment work search rules
Fraternity suspended after video shows men on fire
Russell Brand sentenced to over 10 years for rape and sex assault
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