A Downieville, California, woman found dead during a welfare check at her home last November has been confirmed as the first victim of a fatal black bear attack in state history.
A Los Angeles YouTuber was arrested this week, accused of directing a video where fireworks were shot from a flying helicopter at a moving Lamborghini.
A 58-foot fishing boat collided with a 20-foot skiff south of Petersburg, Alaska, Wednesday, reported the U.S. Coast Guard. A nearby boater saved one of the skiff's two occupants, while the other died.
A playground in Estes Park, Colorado, has been closed indefinitely by Colorado Parks & Wildlife after a cow elk stomped on a child, the second such incident in the past week.
Badlands National Park officials in South Dakota have confirmed from testing Friday that the plague killed a large group of prairie dogs, which are rodents the size of rabbits.
A Michigan driver who called into court on Zoom -- while behind the wheel -- for a charge of driving with a suspended license was the victim of a clerical error.
A pilot and both passengers suffered serious burns when their hot-air balloon hit power lines in Hebron, Indiana, an accident that the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating.
A woman and hospice patient who was declared dead at a Nebraska nursing home was actually still alive, as funeral home workers discovered Monday morning.
A team of European researchers found cut marks near lesions on the skull of an Egyptian man dating back thousands of years. The marks suggest a form of cancer treatment.
Mary Mahoney's Old French House Restaurant, a Biloxi, Mississippi, seafood and steak place open since 1964, pleaded guilty this week to charges of conspiracy to misbrand seafood and wire fraud.
An 81-year-old California man accused of using a slingshot to vandalize car and house windows in his neighborhood over the course of a decade died this week, one day after bonding out of jail.
A Malaysian man was saved Friday from a snow cave 19,600 feet up Alaska's Denali, the highest mountain in North America. A fellow climber died before he could be rescued.
The Japanese space exploration agency JAXA has lost contact with its Akatsuki space probe, which was launched in 2010 and has been in Venus' orbit since 2015.
The Loch Ness Centre in Scotland is asking for the aid of NASA and its equipment to find Nessie, the long-necked freshwater creature that some believe lives in Loch Ness.