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March 12

California mountain biker dies after monthlong hospital stay following rattlesnake bite

California mountain biker Julian Hernandez, 25, suffers rare death after a rattlesnake bite at Quail Hill preserve in Irvine prompted monthlong hospital stay.

March 12

NASA targets April 1 launch for first crewed moon mission since Apollo

NASA is targeting an April 1 launch for Artemis II, its first crewed mission around the moon since Apollo, after a successful flight readiness review.

March 12

NASA targets April 1 launch for Artemis II crewed moon mission

NASA cleared Artemis II for launch following a flight readiness review, with rollout planned next week and liftoff targeted as early as April 1. (NASA)

March 12

NASA targets April 1 for Artemis II lunar flight launch

Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie reports on NASA's new target launch date for the Artemis II mission launch, with backup opportunities, on 'Special Report.'

March 12

Missing retired Air Force general consulted on UFOs for Blink-182's Tom DeLonge

Retired Air Force general William McCasland vanishes in Albuquerque. Massive search with drones, dogs, and helicopters finds no clues after two weeks.

March 12

Ancient sanctuary tied to 'most mysterious' cult uncovered in rare find beneath historic city

A rare Roman temple dedicated to mystery cult deity Mithras was discovered in Germany, with the oldest-known sanctuary in Bavaria dating to the first or second centuries A.D.

March 11

Deep-sea treasure hunter freed after decade behind bars for refusing to reveal gold location

Deep-sea explorer Tommy Thompson released from federal custody after decade behind bars for allegedly hiding 500 gold coins from historic shipwreck.

March 11

Six reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio within four days spark cryptid 'flap' speculation

Six reported Bigfoot sightings in northeast Ohio spark cryptid buzz. Alleged encounters near Mantua and Garrettsville were described as possible "flap" event.

March 11

Bird strike forces major airline to turn around after windshield is cracked midair

After a bird strike caused a cracked windshield and pressurization issues on a Boeing 737 flight to Jacksonville, a United Airlines flight safely returned to Newark.

March 11

Sewage spill in Potomac River crushes oyster industry as seafood season ramps up: 'It's devastating us'

A massive sewage spill that dumped 240 million gallons into the Potomac River continues to devastate the oyster industry, with buyers refusing shellfish.