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The two-person team climbing Mount Johnson in the park fell around 1,000 feet Thursday. One died, and the other sustained serious injuries.

Their high school years were marred by the pandemic, and now protests against the Israel-Hamas war could threaten their college graduation ceremonies.

Experts maintain the milk supply is safe. Their focus is on keeping the people who work with cows from getting sick.

The FBI agent who spent decades investigating Fran Smith's disappearance is outraged that New Jersey prosecutors made a deal with her husband.

Pro-Palestinian encampments stretch from New York to Los Angeles, as college activists demand an end to the Israeli bombardment of Gaza.

Jeremy Cooper, a former Aurora Fire Rescue paramedic, had been convicted of criminally negligent homicide in December.

Some employees of Atrisco Heritage Academy High School were placed on leave, and the schools chief ordered an investigation.

Noor Kestou, the owner of Select Distributors, pleaded not guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter after a person died from falling debris near the fire.

The delay comes two years after the Food and Drug Administration first announced its proposed rules for the ban.

Candace Chapman Scott was charged in what prosecutors call a nationwide scheme to steal and sell human body parts from the Arkansas mortuary and Harvard Medical School.

“I’ll be writing about this,” Sorkin said on "The Town with Matthew Belloni" podcast. “You’re going to need to buy a movie ticket.”