Victims of the Santa Fe High School shooting

The Galveston County District Attorney, Galveston County Medical Examiner’s Office and the Galveston County Sheriff’s Office have released the names of the ten people who were killed in the Santa Fe High School shooting on Friday morning.

Rescuers reunite baby sloth with mother by using distress cries

Rescuers were able to reunite a baby and mama sloth in the Costa Rica jungle by blasting an audio recording of the baby sloth crying.

Dog dies after being set on fire by Tucson woman

Police in Tucson say a woman has been arrested for allegedly setting fire to her home and the family's dog.

49 overdoses linked to synthetic marijuana

Dozens of people were hospitalized in New York City due to bad reactions to the synthetic marijuana known as K2.

Someone sent a live ferret through the mail

Police and postal inspectors said they know who mailed a live ferret to Denver.

Texas man shielding sun for elderly woman sparks several acts of kindness

Louis Jordan shielded an elderly woman from the heat in downtown Houston with an umbrella stashed in his car. His mom caught the simple act of kindness on her camera. And since then, others are acting more kindly, too. 

Santa Fe High School shooting suspect's family releases statement

The attorney for the family of Dimitrios Pagourtzis, who was charged with capital murder and aggravated assault of a peace officer in the mass shooting at Santa Fe High School on Friday, has released the following statement on the family's behalf: We are saddened and dismayed by yesterday’s events at Santa Fe High School. We extend our most heartfelt prayers and condolences...

Justify takes win at Preakness, has eyes on Triple Crown run at Belmont

Justify endured the most difficult race of his career and came away a step closer to becoming trainer Bob Baffert's second Triple Crown champion in four years.

Georgetown linebacker with spine injury walks across stage at graduation, first time in over 2 years

In an inspiring moment, Georgetown University linebacker Ty Williams walked at graduation for the first time in two and a half years, since suffering a severe spinal cord injury in 2015.

Once-missing teachers, students among ones killed in Santa Fe shooting

Families who were desperately searching for their loved ones following the deadly shooting at Santa Fe High School on Friday morning have since learned that the eight students and two teachers were killed.

Injuries reported after Kuraray EVAL Plant explosion in southeast Texas

The East Harris County Manufacturers Association Community Awareness Emergency Response (CAER) Online system is reporting an explosion and fire at the Kuraray EVAL Plant on Bay Area Boulveard near Choate Road in Pasadena. At least twenty people were injured  with flames and smoke visible to the surrounding area.

Need a hand? Robbers steal prosthetic arm

Three home invasion robbers stole a prosthetic arm during a heist in California last week.

New Starbucks policy: No purchase needed to sit in cafes

NEW YORK (AP) -- Starbucks announced a new policy Saturday that allows anyone to sit in its cafes or use its restrooms, even if they don't buy anything.

Trump to deny funds to clinics that refer women for abortion

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Trump administration acted Friday to bar taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring women for abortions, energizing its conservative political base ahead of crucial midterm elections while setting the stage for new legal battles.

Pennsylvania bar fire destroys everything but American flag

(FOX NEWS) -- After a fire broke out at a Pennsylvania bar early Friday, everything was destroyed — everything but an American flag, that is.