The Amazon River in Leticia, Colombia

The Suicide of 'Happy Days' Actress & Former Child Star Kathy O'Dare: 14 Sad Years Later

Feast on Crab at the Dungeness Crab Festival This Weekend

'Bonanza' Star Dan Blocker Was Discovered on the Road to Hollywood. Literally. Here's a Look Back

10 Subtle Brain Tumor Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore

Jury recommends life sentence for Clay County contractor

Earth Will Have a "Second Moon" for 57 Days: What does this mean?

Major Snack Recall Hits Several States

Higher Death Rates Prompt Pfizer to Withdraw Medication Over Serious Safety Concerns

Passengers Not Happy After Cruise Line Bans Essential Item: "I Will Simply Go Elsewhere"

If Elected Again, Donald Trump Will Use the Military as an All-Powerful Tool to Deploy on U.S. Soil

New law allows tenants to report on-time rent payments to help credit score

Woman Indicted in $3.7 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme

Exclusive body camera footage shows Savannah officer killing of Saudi Lee

Denver spends another $800,000 on migrant food

Nassau County orders evacuations as projected storm surge rises

Pup Whose Owner Abandoned Her At Vet After Learning Price Of Treatment Is Searching For Family

Denver food stamp fraud: National problem as reimbursement ends

(FILES) Aerial view taken on on November 6, 2015, shows the covered in mud village of Bento Rodrigues, in Mariana, the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, following the burst of a dam, at a mining waste site, of the company Samarco, jointly owned by Vale of Brazil and BHP, unleashing a deluge of thick, red toxic mud. Aerial view of damages after a dam burst in the village of Bento Rodrigues, in Mariana, Minas Gerais state, Brazil on November 6, 2015. A dam burst at a mining waste site

Stevie Nicks Urges U.S. Women: “Don’t Let Them Take Your Power” in the Ongoing Battle for Reproductive Freedom

Border Patrol’s refusal to rescue an injured man by cutting the wall shows a larger “cultural problem,” former CBP commissioner says

Residents of migrant gang-occupied Aurora apartments still living in 'squalor,' advocacy group says

Entire city of St. Augustine, other parts of St. Johns County ordered to evacuate

Evacuations ordered as two Wyoming wildfires explode

After outreach, feds can now start inspecting Colorado cannabis operations for safety violations

Effort to rename Confederate Street after late activist fails in Jacksonville City Council

New CA law mandates clothing manufacturers recycle old clothes or face up to $50,000 per day fine

California drivers may be eligible for a payment from $50 Million gas settlement

Class action filed against Neutrogena for falsely advertising makeup wipes as plant-based

Festivals & Events Happening this Weekend: October 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

2 Family Friendly Festivals on Saturday With 1 Just for Kids