911 call reveals man won't let women hired as dancers leave mansion
Kenndric Roberts reportedly held eight women against their will -- even threatening to kill one if she left the million-dollar mansion
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College team's plane blown off runway as damaging winds whip Midwest
60 mph gusts swept through the Detroit area, knocking out more than 3,000 power lines, demolishing store fronts and uprooting trees
Man found dead at Texas elementary school
Man's body was found on grounds of Houston-area elementary school
66-year-old removed from flight over reaction to blanket's price
Hawaiian Airlines passenger made in-flight call to corporate office after being told how much blanket costs
Possible far-reaching oil deal in focus as is border wall funding
Russian oil giant Rosneft may be eyeing stake in American company Citgo, and lawmaker wants ban on use of tax dollars for Trump border wall
FTC reveals red flags to detect impostor scams
American consumers reported losing more than $744 million overall to fraud in 2016, averaging roughly $1,000 per person victimized
Amtrak train freed after 13 hours stuck in North Dakota snowbank
Crews tried various types of heavy equipment before finally resorting to shoveling by hand to free the train carrying 111 passengers, reports say
Lynne Stewart, civil-rights lawyer later imprisoned in terrorism case, dead at 77
Lynne F. Stewart was convicted in 2002 of letting Omar Abdel-Rahman, the so-called "Blind Sheikh," make contact with his followers
2 female Marines say photos posted online without their permission
Active-duty Marine Marisa Woytek and former Marine Erika Butner said the scandal led to the "victimization of women who serve our country"
AT&T says 911 issues is resolved after several states reported outage
Various law enforcement and government agencies in Texas and other states across the U.S. reported service issues
Ind. man walks free after 25 years after judge tosses rape conviction
A judge set aside William E. Barnhouse's 1992 rape conviction because DNA found on the victim wasn't his, but his case may not be over
U.S. Marines deployed into Syria with artillery guns, official says
The deployment is part of the ongoing preparation for the fight to oust ISIS from Raqqa, a senior U.S. official said
"Fearless Girl" statue takes a stand for women's equality
The bronze statue -- by artist Kristen Visbal -- takes a stand for women's equality by facing off with the Charging Bull
College student juggles his way out of a traffic ticket
College student showed off his skills after being pulled over for a broken brake light
Without immigration, U.S. labor force would shrink
America's working-age population is projected to shrink without an influx of new immigrants, Pew report finds
Hegseth's group reprimanded for noise at Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Nvidia's stock dives as board weighs move to oust Jensen Huang
Baby found buried alive, father charged with attempted murder
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