US expands offensive with daytime strikes against Iran
The U.S. military launched another wave of strikes against Iran on Tuesday, continuing operations that resumed the previous evening. The daytime attacks marked an escalation…
Maine fire, explosion injures multiple people at lumber mill, officials say
Several people have been injured after a fire and explosion broke out at a lumber mill in Searsmont, Maine, on Friday.
NW Harris County: SWAT called to Coleburn Drive for barricaded suspect
A wanted man reportedly barricaded himself in a home near Highway 290 and Highway 6.
Magnolia ISD employee resigns after vape pen triggered fire alarm
Magnolia ISD sent out a letter saying a teacher resigned after the fire alarm at Magnolia Intermediate School was triggered by a vape pen in a restroom.
More than 100K teething toys recalled after nearly a dozen choking incidents
A major recall has been issued for more than 100,000 children’s teething toys after reports linked the products to serious choking hazards.
Bodies of 2 children found inside burning car in San Antonio
The bodies of two children were found inside a burning car in San Antonio on Friday morning.
Electric kettles sold at HomeGoods recalled due to burn risk
More than 113,000 electric kettles sold at HomeGoods and online are being recalled due to a burn hazard.
Iran latest: Trump says China wants Strait of Hormuz reopened, opposes tolls
During his two-day summit in China, President Trump met with Chinese President Xi who relayed to him his opposition to Iran's tolls at the Strait of Hormuz. China also agreed…
Trump says White House ballroom construction ahead of schedule; here’s when it will be completed
Trump says the White House’s new $400 million ballroom is ahead of schedule. Here's when it is set to open.
Oklahoma death row inmate released from prison after 30 years, awaiting retrial
A man who has been on Oklahoma’s death row for decades has been released from prison and is awaiting a new trial.
This Midwestern state leads the nation in home foreclosures as US filings jump by 26%
Home foreclosures in the U.S. are up 26% from last year as rising costs are catching up with homeowners. Here's which city was hit hardest.