A retired university dean was found shot in the head on a hiking trail near the Vermont State University Castleton Campus where she'd worked, and authorities are searching for whoever killed the beloved educator.

WASHINGTON Protesters in Iowa ran their vehicle into U.S. Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's car during a campaign

A suspected drunken driver accidentally called Nebraska law enforcement on himself, leading to his arrest.

Music industry giant Jerry Moss has died at age 88

Bam Margera, has threatened to 'smoke crack' until he dies if he's not allowed to see his son, Pheonix, amid an ongoing divorce row

Morgan Wallen's second album, 'Dangerous: The Double Album', was the first country album to top the Billboard Top 200

Water levels at Lake Titicaca -- the highest navigable lake in the world and South America's largest -- are dropping precipitously after an unprecedented winter heat wave. The shocking decline is affecting tourism, fishing and agriculture, which locals rely on to make a living.

By Sabrina Valle HOUSTON Exxon Mobil Corp. shareholders on Wednesday supported the company's energy transition plans, voting against

The persistent heat wave that suffocated Phoenix for most of July was slightly easing on Thursday after the first major monsoon storm of the season kicked up dust and high winds and brought the first measurable rainfall in months

Joshua 'JJ' Vallow's aunt claims that 'cult-mom' Lori Vallow tried to adopt a baby with her former husband Charles Vallow but it didn't happen

Tom Cruise might join Leah Remini on her one-woman quest to bring the Church of Scientology to its knees

From consumer goods giant Unilever to automaker Nissan and machinery maker Caterpillar, global firms have warned of slowing