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The storm blanketed Midwestern states with snow Saturday.

Passengers heard gunfire, but did not immediately know someone had been shot.

Police believe the shooter exited the train while it was stopped Lee's Summit, Missouri. No suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

The suspect died as an FBI team breached the temple.

An advisory was previously issued for the entire U.S. West Coast and Alaska.

President Joe Biden delivered remarks Sunday on the Texas synagogue hostage situation, calling it “an act of terror.”

The requirements make "workplaces safer for workers as well as for customers."

An elite FBI Hostage Rescue Team entered the synagogue and rescued the hostages.

The suspect turned himself in and charges are pending, police said.

Tsunami advisories were put into effect on the West Coast in the wake of an undersea volcanic eruption near Tonga.

Ice skaters in Wisconsin took advantage of the plunging temperatures, taking the opportunity to glide across the frozen Lake Monona.

A young eagle's mealtime was interrupted when an older bald eagle swooped in.

An armed suspect took a rabbi and three other hostages at a synagogue in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, according to several sources.

The National Tsunami Warning Center declared a tsunami advisory for the U.S West Coast and Alaska after an undersea volcanic erupted near Tonga.

A massive storm just left over a foot of snow across North Dakota and Iowa.

One poll shows only 4% of U.S. Latinos use the non-binary term, Latinx.

Wordle was created by New York software engineer Josh Wardle.

New Jersey codified the right to an abortion into state law this week.

The suspect remains at large and is likely armed and dangerous, police said.

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Chocolate sales are going up as cocoa production seems to be dropping, a combination that could lead to price hikes.

Stewart Rhodes was arrested Thursday in connection with the Jan. 6 attack.

Contractors placed two airbags underneath the boulder and inflated them to break the rock apart as it rolled down the slope.

Drone footage captured ice and debris floating down the Roaring Fork River in Colorado.

President Joe Biden announced a roughly $27 billion investment to fund repairs and replace bridges in need.

Students in Boston and Chicago walked out of their classes on Friday to protest in-person learning as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

For the Northeast, the storm will hit Sunday night and Monday morning.

Plus, thousands of Afghans are starting a new life in the U.S., and Ukraine says a “massive cyber-attack” has knocked out websites including the foreign ministry and emergency services.

Plus, President Joe Biden is reeling after major losses on voting rights and vaccine mandates, and travel nurses give a look inside the COVID fight.

The leader of the far-right Oath Keepers militia group and 10 others have been arrested for seditious conspiracy.

A college student goes viral on TikTok for making picture perfect lunches for her parents.

The ruling may pave the way for other challenges to the controversial program.

A search warrant for the phone was issued on Dec. 16.

Walkouts are happening in Chicago, Boston, New York City and more.

Shkreli hiked the price of an HIV drug by 4,000%.

Six people were killed, including one child, in the incident.

What began as a normal night for six teens, ended with a tragic death.

Plus, an Oath Keeper leader and others are charged with seditious conspiracy in the Jan. 6 riot, and a massive settlement is expected to erase student loans for thousands of borrowers.

Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

Navient agreed to pay nearly $2 billion to settle claims by 38 states and the District of Columbia it deceived thousands of borrows into costly, long-term, forbearance.

Federal prosecutors tried to charge the Milman brothers with kidnapping, but didn't due to leaked information about Emmett Till's father. Later, Roy Bryant and J.W. Milman confessed to killing Till.

Although Emmett Till's body was found with his father's ring, the identity of the body remained a constant subject for the defense to question. J.W. Milman and Roy Bryant were found not guilty.

William Reed said that he heard crying from a barn owned by J.W. Milman's brother and testifies that Black and white men were at the scene. Carolyn Bryant describes her encounter with Emmett Till.

Rev. Moses Wright, Emmett Till's uncle, testified that the two white men Roy Bryant and J.W. Milman knocked on his door around 2 a.m. and kidnapped Emmett Till.

Roy Bryant and J.W. Milman were indicted for Emmett Till's murder in July of 1955. Five lawyers volunteered to defend Bryant and Milman to an all-white, male jury.

Family members, Michelle Obama, Common and others describe the impact of that courageous decision on the black community.

Mamie Till-Mobley's fierce quest for justice sparked the civil rights movement after her son Emmett Till's brutal murder. She inspired heroes like Rosa Parks and others to stand up for their rights.

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