Michigan deacon's mistake renders hundreds of baptisms invalid
The Archdiocese of Detroit still hasn't heard from hundreds of people whose rites at St. Anastasia are considered invalid, despite outreach efforts and publicity.
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Dog missing for 12 years is reunited with family
"Honestly, I'm in shock. I definitely didn't expect this to ever happen, so I'm really excited. Excited to hopefully bring her back, get her healthy and live the rest of her life," Zoey's owner said.
Paul Farmer, global health care pioneer, dies at 62
Samantha Power, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, tweeted that Farmer was "a giant" in his field.
Bride's uncle killed by officer at wedding reception, family says
"His niece's wedding was the first day he was able to come out and celebrate in a long time," the family said.
Bank of America CEO: "It's time" for Fed to hike interest rates
Strong consumer spending and economic data show that Fed needs to start raising interest rates, BofA chief said.
Trump's GOP critics to gather in Washington with an eye on 2024
On the same weekend as the CPAC gathering, Trump critics will cheer on the two Republicans on the select committee probing January 6, Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.
Man arrested 35 years after woman found dead by her husband
Terry Wood found his wife dead, with her throat cut, in the kitchen of their Niles Township home after returning from going bowling.
U.S. claims Russia has list of Ukrainians to target after invasion
"The United States is gravely concerned that a further Russian invasion of Ukraine would produce widespread human suffering," U.S. Ambassador Bathsheba Nell Crocker warned.
More teachers think about leaving as shortages rise and demands grow
"If you asked me if I'll be in the classroom in two years, or three years, I say those odds are even lower," one teacher said.
$200,000 reward offered in case of girl who disappeared from playground
She was last seen in the playground of an apartment complex in San Antonio on December 20. Her mother walked away briefly, and returned to discover her child missing.
Wolves competing with bears for food has unexpected results
When a bear steals a meal from a wolf pack, the wolves kill less often, researcher say.
Skydiving instructor dies day after chute doesn't open during jump
A witness said a second chute did open, but only partially. The instructor's company said a student with him during the tandem jump has serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Dallas man arrested 38 years after aspiring model found dead
Mary Jane Thompson was found dead behind a warehouse, strangled by her own leg warmers.
Teen wrestler born without legs wins state championship
"Really if you work hard, you can do anything - even win a state championship without legs," Adonis Lattimore said.
The latest employee benefit? Helping workers have babies.
Reproductive and family-building benefits are becoming a key part of U.S. companies' diversity and inclusion efforts.
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