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Mary Cormier and David Butt were arrested after allegedly leaving their 4-year-old child who ate a THC gummy alone for eight hours while they went off to attend a Louisiana State University football game, officials said.

What's next for the big guy?

Gov. Gavin Newsom is slipping in 2028 presidential polls, as other Democrats pick up steam.

The three-time Pro Bowler took several hard hits during a physical win.

The Giants are making believers out of NFL stars.

The measure remains under public consultation, with responses due Sept. 19, and has not yet been enacted.

She had complained about comments she had received from male followers since undergoing the procedure.

From Bethenny Frankel's "foolproof" self-tanner to a Jennifer Aniston-approved retinol.

From Bethenny Frankel's "foolproof" self-tanner to a Jennifer Aniston-approved retinol.

The devastated family of an 18-year-old California college student who died after attending an off-campus fraternity event is demanding answers — including why no one apparently called 911 after the teen became unresponsive. Anthony Joseph Blas, a student at California State University Fullerton, died shortly after midnight Sunday after he was dropped off unresponsive at...

Brock Bowers remains off the field as he nurses an injury from Week 1.

Lillard and other "Scream" franchise stars including Courteney Cox and Neve Campbell also appeared in "Scream 7."

Lillard and other "Scream" franchise stars including Courteney Cox and Neve Campbell also appeared in "Scream 7."

The Dodgers are finally getting to see one of their under-the-radar trade deadline acquisitions.

Vegas, maybe?

Deshaun Watson isn’t listening to the critics after his shaky 2026 debut. 

The horrifying moment an SUV smashed into an LA Metro bus triggering a chain reaction that left five people dead including two in a helicopter has been captured on video.

Bidding wars are back in New York City — and Brooklyn is ground zero, according to StreetEasy.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Ticonderoga Police department at (518) 585-3456.

Mark E. Swinton created and wrote the series, set in the fictional city of South Winslow.