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  • Houston Police sergeant charged with murdering his wife, a school librarian

    Belinda Hernandez was found fatally shot on Saturday afternoon, police said.

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  • Flight school calls for more women pilots after mother, daughter pilot flight

    "There has to be more diversification in the industry,” a school official said.

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  • Texas mayor 'extremely happy' with progress at site of chemical fire

    A massive chemical fire south of Houston triggered an emergency order for locals to shelter in place even after a dangerous chemical was detected in...

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• Mar 24

  • Storms brings severe weather threat from Texas to Missouri

    Flooding continues to be a threat in the Midwest and Plains.

    Mar 24

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  • Guggenheim Museum will no longer accept gifts from makers of OxyContin

    The opioid epidemic kills more than 100 people each day in the U.S.

    Mar 24

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  • City votes to stop Chick-fil-a from opening at airport due to anti-LGBT bias

    The city council voted against the restaurant, 6-4, on Friday.

    Mar 24

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  • University of Georgia frat suspended over racist video

    A video on social media allegedly shows members referring to picking cotton.

    Mar 24

• Mar 23

  • No winner means Powerball jackpot rises to $750 million

    That's a lot of money.

    Mar 23

• Mar 23

  • Mother's boyfriend named as suspect in missing 8-month-old baby: Police

    Amiah Robertson's disappearance is classified as a "homicide investigation."

    Mar 23

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  • Family seeking gov't aid in search for visually impaired woman traveling in Peru

    Detroit resident Carla Valpeoz was reported missing on Dec. 15, 2018 in Lima, Peru.

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• Mar 23

  • 5 counties are responsible for 21 percent of executions across the country

    The suspension of California executions may not dent the total national number.

    Mar 23

• Mar 23

  • Off-duty police officer ambushed, killed in 'unprovoked' shooting: Officials

    John Rivera had just completed his shift when he and another man were shot.

    Mar 23

• Mar 23

  • Off-duty Chicago police officer shot to death in 'devastating incident': Officials

    The off-duty officer and another victim were ambushed and shot about 3:30 a.m. local time while sitting in a vehicle in the Downtown section of the...

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• Mar 23

  • Robert Kraft 'truly sorry' for not meeting 'higher standard' in wake of sex scandal

    Kraft has pleaded not guilty to soliciting prostitution at a Florida spa.

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• Mar 23

  • Subway restaurant customer sues franchisee after video captures alleged assault

    A North Carolina woman has filed a $25,000 lawsuit against a Subway sandwich shop franchisee after he allegedly slapped her during a dispute over a...

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• Mar 23

  • River flooding continues in Midwest with more rain heading toward region

    Also, temperatures will feel more like winter in the Northeast on Saturday.

    Mar 23

• Mar 23

  • Texas files lawsuit against company where chemicals burned for days

    The fire briefly restarted at Intercontinental Terminals Company on Friday.

    Mar 23

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  • Subway restaurant customer sues owner after video captures alleged assault

    Tina Richardson is seeking $25,000 over the incident.

    Mar 23

• Mar 22

  • Pittsburgh jury clears white cop in fatal shooting of fleeing black teenager

    The jury deliberated for less than four hours.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Former New York City cop indicted for planting a knife on man he shot: Sources

    Former NYPD Sgt. Ritchard Blake allegedly planted a weapon after shooting a man.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Governor's comments about vaccines come amid widespread misinformation

    The Republican governor questioned the necessity of certain vaccines.

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• Mar 22

  • Girl encourages pony to trot over obstacle

    A little girl who has been riding horses all her life gave her pony Noodle the confidence she needed, leading her to trot over a tiny jump.

    Mar 22

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• Mar 22

  • Parkland mass shooting survivor, 19, dies from suicide

    Sydney Aiello, 19, died on Sunday, according to officials.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Teen arrested over 'ethnic cleansing' threat that closed Charlottesville schools

    The Virginia city's public schools were closed for two days -- Thursday and Friday -- in light of the threats that were made online.

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• Mar 22

  • Store employee arrested for allegedly calling coworker 'a f—ing Jew': Police

    Reps. for the health food store apologized and hired a human resource company.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Crashed Boeing 737 MAX jets lacked key safety features

    Airlines had to pay extra for an additional sensors that may have saved the doomed flights.

    Mar 22

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• Mar 22

  • Awaiting the Mueller report

    No more indictments are expected before a report on the probe is delivered to the Department of Justice.

    Mar 22

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• Mar 22

  • Online threat closes Charlottesville, VA schools

    Schools in the district are closed for the second consecutive day.

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• Mar 22

  • Teen arrested over 'ethnic cleansing' threat that closed schools for 2 days

    This isn't the Virginia city's first brush with race-based issues.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Man exonerated over wrongful rape conviction after 36 years in prison

    "Being innocent is a thing where you never give up on yourself," he said.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Wrongly convicted man released from prison after 36 years

    Archie Williams, 58, was wrongly convicted of rape and first-degree murder when he was 22 years old.

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• Mar 22

  • 2 JetBlue pilots accused of sex assault

    Two JetBlue pilots sexually assaulted two female airline workers during a layover in San Juan, according to a lawsuit the alleged victims filed in...

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• Mar 22

  • Tyson recalls 69,000 pounds of chicken strips

    The ready-to-eat strips were produced on Nov. 30 and shipped nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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• Mar 22

  • African Watusi takes a trip to Petco

    A Texas man decided to test the "all leashed pets welcomed" policy at Petco by taking his Watusi Steer to get a check up.

    Mar 22

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• Mar 22

  • News headlines today: March 22, 2019

    Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

    Mar 22

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• Mar 22

  • How DNA, genetic genealogy solved young mom's murder after 40 years

    Barbara Becker was murdered in 1979. Her suspected killer has since died.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • It's Morning, America: Friday, March 22, 2019

    What to expect from the special counsel's report, New Zealand holds moment of silence one week after attack and more.

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• Mar 22

  • Flooding continues in Midwest as more towns evacuated

    Nebraska has been especially hard hit so far.

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  • Woman arrested for stealing from police charity

    Lorraine Shanley is accused of stealing over $400,000 from Survivors of the Shield, a nonprofit charity for families of slain cops.

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• Mar 22

  • 'Start Here': Rosenstein's letter offers clues, Trump's tweet tweaks Mideast policy

    Here's what you need to know to start your day.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Tyson recalls 69,000 pounds of chicken strips

    The ready-to-eat strips may have contained pieces of metal.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • Illegal trafficker busted with 7 sharks in pool inside home: Attorney general

    The man was previously caught with sharks in a tank in his truck.

    Mar 22

• Mar 22

  • YouTube star arrested for allegedly abusing 7 adoptive children

    The kids allege they were punished if they didn't partake in the YouTube series.

    Mar 22