Former Patch Staff
The University of Notre Dame on Wednesday became the latest college to require students to be vaccinated if they want to return to class.
The raucous weekend gathering culminated in numerous car accidents, DUIs, illegal fireworks and more, according to forest authorities.
Aylah Birks, a senior at Twiggs County High School in Jeffersonville, credited her mother as the force behind her ambition.
The owner of Diablo's Southwest Grill in Augusta called out his store’s burglar in an unlikely way — by encouraging him to apply for a job.
Information for more than 500 million people was comprised. Here’s how to check if you were affected and how you can protect yourself.
A record-breaking number of people were added to this year's Forbes Billionaires List.
When the Easter Bunny brings you eggs for days, here are a few tasty ways to enjoy aside from a typical, uninspired egg salad.
A Cook County Department of Public Health official said restrictions could be re-enacted within a "matter of days," according to a report.
The 50-year-old rapper is currently in critical condition in a Hudson Valley hospital, according to reports.
Gov. Brian Kemp accused Major League Baseball of putting the wishes of Stacey Abrams and Joe Biden ahead of Georgians' economic well-being.
U.S. Capitol Police officer William 'Billy' Evans was an 18-year veteran of the force. He died Friday after being rammed by a car.
The house party shooting was described by the district attorney as "one of the worst crimes" he had seen in the Port City.
The man reportedly told Seattle police he was "starving" and that the food he found inside the home "saved his life."
Brian Garrett, a 45-year-old father who died last year from COVID-19, would do "anything for anybody," his family said.
The results of a new analysis by a UC Berkeley institute also ranked each U.S. state's coronavirus response.
Family members are immortalizing loved ones in modern-day obituaries packed with humor, poignancy or, at times, a scathing last word.
The massive plan unveiled Wednesday could create millions of U.S. jobs and invest in schools, parks, clean energy and more.
Chris Nelson and his group, ReOpen South Florida, is billing the Fort Lauderdale event as a "celebration of freedom."
The officers are suing former President Donald Trump for physical and emotional injuries, according to reports.
Early intervention not only stopped dozens of school shootings. It also kept 100 kids from becoming killers.
