Asha Degree disappeared in NC on Valentine’s Day 25 years ago. What do new clues mean?
O’Bryant Degree, second from right, walks with friends along North Carolina Highway 18 during a walk to commemorate the 25th ...
‘I had my identity stolen for 35 years – and I was sent to prison for trying to get it back’
It was soon after walking into a bank in downtown Los Angeles that William Woods’s life came crashing down ...
A Boston gang feud exploded into an epidemic of violence, until some of those responsible for the bloodshed found a way to stop it
The story of Boston's Cape Verdean war has never been fully told or understood, in large part because the players involved ...
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More than a year after her disappearance, family of missing Eaton woman still searching for answers
On Jan. 14, 2024, 34-year-old Kaysey Yoder allegedly walked away from her home just east of Eaton. Despite a year-long ...
Investigators & Asha Degree’s family never gave up: A timeline in case close to Charlotte
Despite a decade of speculation, rumors and unanswered questions, the couple, both 40, said they remain firm in their faith ...
5 romantic Seattle-area viewpoints perfect for Valentine’s Day dates
While there’s nothing wrong with roses and a box of chocolate, up your game by presenting them to your sweetheart somewhere ...
‘Crying for an ambulance’ – survivor recalls aftermath of bombing
The Omagh Bombing Inquiry heard from six survivors and witnesses today: ...
Light-up walk on Lake District fell part of year-long challenges for charity
A pair of fell runners will light up a fell in the Lake District next month as part of a year-long fundraising effort for ...
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'Agonising, searing pain' - Omagh survivor describes being trapped under burning car engine
A woman has told the Omagh bomb inquiry how she was trapped under the burning engine of the car that exploded and brought ...
'You have to create new lives': SF Chronicle reporter releases new book about the unhoused crisis
Kevin Fagan is retiring from the San Francisco Chronicle. His new book "The Lost and The Found" details stories of unhoused people reuniting with loved ones after years on the street.
Winston-Salem nurse starts nonprofit dedicated to disaster recovery
Theresa Bane has been volunteering nearly all her time and money in Western North Carolina since Hurricane Helene. Now, she has an official organization you can support to make a bigger difference.
Moving ‘at the speed of trust’: Meet the Army colonel leading LA County wildfire debris-removal push
U.S. Army Col. Eric Swenson is leading the Corps of Engineers’ Phase 2 clean-up of properties in the L.A. County wildfire ...