Baltimore HBCU Morgan State University canceled most homecoming activities this week and postponed what it did not cancel after a shooting in between two events left five victims injured.
Bright lights in Chicago confused migrating songbirds flying south for the winter, with nearly 1,000 colliding with the windows of the city's McCormick Place convention center and dying as a result.
An Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigation into the March 24, 2023, explosion at the R.M. Palmer factory in West Reading, Pennsylvania, has found the company liable for failing to evacuate workers beforehand.
Arkansas Department of Health officials have identified a case of locally acquired malaria, the first such case of the mosquito-borne disease in the state in decades.
The D.C. government and residents were surprised Thursday night by a nearly 15-minute burst of fireworks, launched from the Potomac River near Arlington, Virginia.
Taylor Swift's film of her latest concert, "The Eras Tour," has already sold $100 million in advanced tickets worldwide ahead of its Oct. 13 release, distributor AMC Theatres said.
Units of the Marine Corps will be allowed to relax uniform rules in light of a shortage of the standard woodland camouflage uniforms normally required for Marines.
Although the Girl Scouts of the USA confirmed it will not be selling last year's new and popular "Raspberry Rally" cookies for the upcoming 2024 season, the organization said it wasn't keen on buyers looking to the resale market for them.
Residents of the San Francisco area saw a curious sight in the sky Wednesday: strands of white webbing floating down to the ground, carrying baby spiders inside them.
As New York City Mayor Eric Adams leaves for a tour of Central America aimed at dissuading migration, the city has also asked the New York Supreme Court for relief from the city's obligation to provide shelter.
The apple snail, an invasive species native to South America that can spread rat lungworm and whose eggs contain a rash-causing toxin, has been confirmed to be present in North Carolina.
A University of Maryland shuttle bus crashed into a light pole in College Park, Maryland, sending 30 passengers to a local hospital with minor injuries and shutting down traffic.
The first game of the three-game MLB American League Wild Card series between the visiting Texas Rangers and the home team Tampa Bay Rays drew the lowest non-COVID playoff attendance since 1919.
A small airplane crashed into the roof of a house in Newberg, Oregon, Tuesday, leaving two of the plane's occupants dead and another injured, fire and rescue officials said. The people inside the house got out safely.
The accidentally mummified corpse of a thief who died in a Reading, Pennsylvania, jail in 1895 will be laid to rest later this week after more than a century on display.