Sheriff won't let deputies carry Narcan, citing safety
The state is among the hardest hit by the opioid crisis, but one county sheriff refuses to allow deputies to carry the overdose-reversal drug
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The state is among the hardest hit by the opioid crisis, but one county sheriff refuses to allow deputies to carry the overdose-reversal drug
Matheus Silva, 20, struggled while swimming at a Fourth of July gathering and was pulled from the water by teammates
Lawsuit accuses DeRay Mckesson and other Black Lives Matter leaders of inciting violence that led to a deadly ambush of officers in Baton Rouge last summer
Oklahoma man Ronald McMullen is accused of killing his 22-year-old daughter, Kailee, an EMT
Outbreak of the foodborne parasite trichinosis leads to an unusual CDC warning
Authorities say the owners have permits, but they appear to be in violation of animal-keeping rules
Some of the tracks in the nation's busiest rail station have to be shut down until September 1, forcing Amtrak to cancel trains and re-route others
Ammonia is commonly used in large refrigeration systems used at food warehouses
Moziah Bridges is the 15-year-old founder of Mo's Bows, a highly successful bow tie company that just signed a deal with the NBA
The graduate board decided only male provisional members could reapply for graduate membership after provisional status expired last month
Several hundred residents were evacuated after a massive four-alarm fire erupted near Oakland's Lake Merritt Friday morning
Agreement marks Baylor's first settlement to resolve cascade of lawsuits over past 18 months
U.S. Mint employee placed on administrative leave after noose was found on chair of African-American colleague at Philadelphia plant
The network says it suspended "Making Money" host Charles Payne pending an investigation, but didn't provide any details
Due to rising sea levels and erosion, evacuation of the island could begin in the next two decades