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May 7

Substitute teacher whose sobbing mugshot went viral reaches plea deal in sex case involving student

North Carolina substitute teacher Katelyn Schronce pleads guilty in plea deal after being charged with statutory rape of a 15-year-old student.

May 7

Grieving parents of slain student Sheridan Gorman speak out: 'We can't let this happen to another family'

Sheridan Gorman's family responds to Chicago alderwoman's comments after the Loyola freshman was allegedly shot and killed by an illegal migrant.

May 7

Six underage girls recovered in sweeping operation targeting notorious trafficking corridor

A sweeping Portland police operation targeting prostitution-related activity recovered six girls ages 13 to 17, authorities announced Thursday.

May 7

UAB softball coach under investigation amid shocking allegations of punching player, racist comments and abuse

UAB softball coach Taylor Smartt stepped away from the team as the school investigates allegations of physical and mental abuse against players.

May 7

$11M Medicaid fraud case in Minnesota draws mounting questions

GOP Minnesota U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya discusses the state's $11 million Medicaid fraud case on ‘America Reports.’

May 7

William Shatner does not plan to slow down anytime soon

Shatner told Fox News Digital he is still living a "busy" and "vital" life and doesn't plan on slowing down soon.

May 7

William Shatner shared how his philosophy on life has changed as he gets older

Shatner told Fox News Digital it's only natural to focus on different things at different stages in life.

May 7

‘This is how democracy dies’: Tennessee Dem blasts new map

State Sen. London Lamar warns GOP redistricting plan targeting Memphis will have “repercussions for centuries”. (Credit: Tennessee General Assembly)

May 7

William Shatner encourages older people to 'befriend the pain' in order to stay young

The 95-year-old actor shares tips on how to remain youthful as you age.

May 7

California mom rips Newsom-backed 'diversion program' that appears to benefit her son's killer

California laws allow vehicular manslaughter charges to be dismissed and erased, prompting victims' families to lash out at Gov, Newsom and push for legislative reform.