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Doctors at Danbury Hospital said Thursday that the procedure was carried out after extensive planning by a team of 25 specialists.

The attendant looked disheveled, and in an instance, placed her face within inches of another passenger, Erika Gorman who clicked a picture of the accused, said.

Police in Kansas, arrested a heavily intoxicated man on Tuesday for allegedly trying to have sex with a car's tailpipe.

Lowering taxes, shrinking the size of federal government and reducing the deficit were issues that played well in Mimi Walters’ conservative Orange County district. Then came the Parkland massacre.

A New Jersey school district superintendent was arrested Monday and charged with public defecation for allegedly relieving himself on a school's football field.

A North Carolina teen was accepted into 113 colleges and got several full-ride scholarship offers before her high school graduation.

Police sent possible Zodiac Killer DNA to a lab for testing with a hope of finding him the same way police found a suspect in the Golden State Killer case.

On this day, millions of people gather in churches, local businesses, the steps of city halls, in schools, and neighborhoods in unity.

The day, marked annually on the first Thursday of May, was established in 1952 by President Harry Truman.

Scientists believe the earthquakes might trigger a new eruption due to which residents in the area were warned to stay away from the region.

The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Wednesday urging people not to consume raw oysters.

The woman claimed she had called the airline's customer service regarding a baggage issue but the representative who spoke to her wasn't helpful.

Giuliani said Wednesday that Trump reimbursed the $130,000 cash attorney Michael Cohen paid to Daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair.

The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Services released a statement about the case and said the problem was first discovered after they received a complaint from a customer.

Two chemicals that are present in many sunscreens are harmful to corals and degrade marine ecosystems, and Hawaii is moving to ban sunscreens with those ingredients from 2021.

Daniel Mooney was accused and wanted by police officials for the double murder of a Pensylvania couple on Tuesday.

Authorities are investigating a possible explosion in North Haven, Connecticut. Seven civilians and six police officers were reported injured in the incident.

The Boy Scouts of America's flagship Boy Scouts program will change its name to Scouts BSA after deciding to allow girls to join last year.

A North Carolina mother was arrested after three small children, all younger than 7, were found drunk off Grey Goose vodka.

Leanna Carr was walking from her hostel to a bus stop when she felt a man's hands grip her backside "aggressively and intentionally."

Kevin Prasad had repeatedly expressed his desire to start a romantic relationship with the victim’s girlfriend, who is also the mother of the couple’s three-year-old child.

While the new pet policy by United Airlines banned a number of breeds of dogs and cats, the list left out on service and emotional support animals.

In the lawsuit filed by Pollack, 10 of the 26 pages are about Peterson, who was the armed school resource officer when the incident happened.

According to the WHO report, pollution in the U.S. cities did not compare to the situation in Asian and African cities, where 90 percent of pollution-related deaths occur.

The helicopter that crashed was identified as a Robinson R22 which belonged to the Hillsboro Aero Academy.

If you like gazing at the night sky, the month of May will feature the launch of NASA’s InSight spacecraft, the Eta Aqaurid meteor shower and a good time to observe Jupiter.

Nineteen tornadoes were reported on Tuesday, just after out of which 14 were in Kansas. This included a large twister featuring multiple vortexes in rural Cloud County south of Concordia.

Stephen Houk is a registered sex offender from Oregon who is currently out on parole, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department confirmed.

The coach claimed the school fired him over the amount of African American players on the team.