Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday that the death count remained at 74, but that 12 children were among those killed in the tornadoes.
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Parents of accused killer in Michigan school shooting arrested after vehicle was found in Detroit
Jennifer and James Crumbley face involuntary manslaughter charges after prosecutors say their son fatally shot four classmates at Oxford High School.
Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz pleads guilty to 17 counts of murder, faces death penalty trial
The gunman in the 2018 Parkland school shooting pleaded guilty Wednesday to 17 charges of murder. He now faces a death penalty trial.
Alex Murdaugh denied bond as he faces charges of taking $3M from housekeeper’s death settlement
Alex Murdaugh was arrested last week on two charges tied to a wrongful death lawsuit filed by family of his former housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield.
Vaccine panel recommends J&J boosters after data says vaccine’s effectiveness has ‘headroom to improve’: Live COVID-19 updates
Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine should be considered a two-dose vaccine the FDA advisory panel said. Latest COVID updates.
Colombian woman’s euthanasia blocked days before she was ready to die legally
Martha Sepúlveda, who has ALS, said she was ready to die. The pain institute where the procedure was to take place decided she was no longer eligible.
More than 40% of Americans may not get a flu shot this year. That could spell trouble during COVID.
The main reason cited for not getting a flu shot is a belief that it isn’t effective. Experts say flu shots prevent thousands of deaths every year.
More than 40% of Americans may not get a flu shot this year. That could spell trouble during COVID.
The main reason cited for not getting a flu shot is a belief that it isn’t effective. Experts say flu shots prevent thousands of deaths every year.
Timberview High School remains closed, suspect in custody after 4 injured in Texas shooting
Timothy George Simpkins is facing three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after a shooting at Texas high school injured four people.
Henrietta Lacks cells’ led to medical breakthroughs despite her lack of consent. Now her family is suing a pharmaceutical company.
HeLa cells, named after Henrietta Lacks, were taken from her body without her consent. They led to major medical breakthroughs and research.