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Grant Hardin, 56, walked out of the North Central Unit on May 25 after authorities say he disguised himself in a "makeshift" law enforcement uniform.

Jane said she got urinary tract and yeast infections “almost every week” from the drug-fueled "hotel nights" she said Combs orchestrated and that took antibiotics for constant pain.

More than 1,000 cases have been confirmed in the U.S. so far this year. NBC News is updating case totals twice every week.

The lawsuit accuses Grindr of nine counts, including wrongful death, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and participation in a sex trafficking venture.

They know they were caught up in the data breach in which former University of Michigan coach Matt Weiss has been charged, but they don't know much else. Now they want answers.

Oakland County authorities arrested two suspects in connection with what they believe was an attempted mass shooting in Pontiac, Michigan.

The underwater vessel disappeared after officials said it suffered a "catastrophic implosion." All five people aboard died.

The park has been the site of some of the capital’s earliest Pride celebrations, LGBTQ protests and AIDS memorial services.

Aracely Serrano was eligible to seek asylum in Canada, where her brother is a citizen, but numerous setbacks illustrate the complexities of the process.

Joshua J. Smith, a Tennessee businessman whom the president pardoned during his first term, now advocates for inmate rehabilitation.

From cratering note counts to technical glitches, many obstacles have beset the social media site’s context-adding tool.