Search on for missing in deadly chocolate factory explosion

An explosion at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania on Friday killed three people and left five people missing, authorities said. One person was pulled alive from the rubble overnight.

What the banking crisis means for mortgage rates

Mortgage rates have taken would-be buyers on a ride this year — and it's only March.

Parents Bill of Rights passes House; Owens says it would allow parents to be heard in schools

The U.S. House approved the GOP's Parents Bill of Rights Act on Friday that would require school districts to allow parents to review school curriculum, budgets and other material.

Polygamous leader made sexually explicit calls from jail to child wives, prosecutors say

Colorado City, Ariz. — A polygamous leader from Colorado City currently facing federal charges for the alleged

Why executions by firing squad may be coming back in the US

The image of gunmen in a row firing in unison at a condemned prisoner may conjure up a bygone, less enlightened era. But the idea of using firing squads is making a comeback. Idaho lawmakers passed a bill this week seeking to add the state to the list of those authorizing firing squads.

Passenger's death on private jet was not caused by turbulence from weather, NTSB says

Investigators say the violent movements that killed a woman aboard a private jet this month were multiple times the pull of gravity and were not caused by the weather.

Different types of flash flooding and what causes it

Flash flooding is weather's No. 2 killer, claiming more lives than anything but heat, so it's important to understand what causes it and how to stay safe.

Drunk mice sober up faster with a hormone shot

When someone with alcohol poisoning comes to the emergency room, health care professionals have to wait until the patient is awake and alert to treat their additional injuries.

'City killer' asteroid to pass between Earth and moon's orbits this weekend

(cnn) -- On hearing the words "city killer" and "asteroid" in the same sentence, you'd be forgiven for thinking

Denver public schools close for mental health day after shooting, as armed guards prepare a return to campuses

(cnn) -- Denver Public Schools are closed Friday after a shooting at a high school this week, and the district is

Are most LA locals excited about hosting the 2028 Summer Games? Yes, new poll finds

Los Angeles residents are pretty pumped about the 2028 Summer Games.

Passenger's death on private jet was not caused by turbulence from weather, NTSB says

(cnn) -- Investigators say the violent movements that killed a woman aboard a private jet this month were multiple

Trump hush money probe goes quiet after chaotic week

(cnn) -- The Manhattan grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump is not concluding this week, with

'Equal opportunity to be healthy': Stricter air pollution standards would benefit some populations more than others, study says

(cnn) -- Everyone benefits when there is less air pollution, but it pays off more for older communities with high

Romney says he's open to backing Sinema in Arizona Senate race

Utah Sen. Mitt Romney said he's open to endorsing Arizona independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, and even campaigning for her, if she decides to run for the Senate again in 2024.

House to vote on bill that aims to increase oversight for parents in the classroom

(cnn) -- The House is expected to vote Friday on a bill that aims to increase so-called parental rights in the

House GOP passes parents' rights bill in clash over schools

House Republicans have narrowly passed legislation that would fulfill a campaign promise to give parents a role in what's taught in public schools.

'Mr. Sanderson hit me': Gwyneth Paltrow testifies in Utah ski crash trial

Actor Gwyneth Paltrow testified before a Park City jury Friday that the man who is suing her in connection with a 2016 skiing collision at Deer Valley is the one who hit her, not the other way around.