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The bride, 102, and her groom, 100, tied the knot in May after nine years together.

Containment on the Franklin Fire, which broke out Monday during a high-wind event, grew to 30% by Thursday as cooler and calmer conditions arrived.

Photos on social media showed Swift posing with patients, staff members and a golden retriever at Children’s Mercy Hospital.

Ryan Borgwardt appeared to stage his kayak-related drowning in Wisconsin, setting off a frantic search that ended with the discovery he'd ditched his wife and children.

Republican Gov. Bill Lee doesn't plan to extend the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program, which funded groceries for hundreds of thousands of children in his state.

“We heard screaming in our neighborhood. And we just knew something was off,” Michelle Geffen said.

Rosalind Walker died April 3, one month after her bed suddenly lowered without warning and trapped her against a wall, her daughter claims in a wrongful death suit.

The man "invoked the essence of the seasonal icon” and hid in a chimney after police executed a search warrant in Fall River, officials said.

Timmerman, 29, hadn't contacted his family in about seven months, and his sister said they were stunned to learn he was in Syria.

Prosecutors have vowed to retry Read after a mistrial in her murder case. She has claimed innocence and alleges law enforcement officers are trying to frame her in John O’Keefe’s death.

The lawsuit alleges Kaya Clementine Breen, 20, was misdiagnosed with gender dysphoria and rushed into “irreversibly damaging” transition-related treatment and surgery.