Children across the state have helped raise baby Blanding's turtles for years.

Jerry Falade: Me and My AI Against the World

The complications behind Tennessee’s failed execution of Christa Pike aren’t uncommon — and show how easily another botched execution could occur, even as others are planned soon in Texas and Florida.

Read the Shoe comic strip from October 6, 2026, and check out other Shoe comics by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly.

Genealogy is more than names & dates. It’s about discovering the people behind the facts and putting flesh on their bones.

Dashcam footage contradicted the officers' claim that the driver failed to signal before they questioned him about drugs and searched him.

It turns out this conservative candidate wasn't following election laws herself.

Athena counts her treats, I update my genealogy site, and a broken 8mm film sends me searching for a way to repair Dad’s old home movies.

Social media is often seen as a mirror for human cruelty. One man built a TikTok army of 500,000 to fix it. Their weapon: kindness.

Dustin Pennington was warned in 2011 that his worship leader was molesting boys. He didn't listen. Now he's resigned and wants other ministers to learn from his mistakes.

Charles McCrory was convicted after an expert said he bit his wife during her murder. But the expert has since changed his mind.

Gun owners should be paying attention to how police use gunfire microphones in conjunction with license plate cameras.

Digitized home movies stir old memories, while a random genealogy search uncovers my uncle’s connection to a WWII B-24 bomber.

After 21 Years, Sheila Denton Is Exonerated in 2004 Murder

New Lifehouse Academy markets help for depressed” and “self-destructive” teens. Former students say they found punishment, isolation, and physical restraint instead of treatment.

Washington, D.C.'s police department has used information from Flock cameras for misconduct investigations, prompting a formal complaint from its officers' union.

And yet governments deny reimbursement claims more often than approving them, according to the Institute for Justice.

In the weeks since a Christian pastor on the Wind River Reservation likened Arapaho ceremonial ways to “idol worship,” the Sunday morning rhythm has become familiar.

Thirteen previously closed Denver sexual assault cases have been reopened after the city’s crime lab retested DNA evidence once analyzed by former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic analyst Yvonne Woods. A police spokesperson told The Denver Gazette the once-closed cases are now being activ...

As the continent’s ties to Christianity fade, churches are being abandoned. But some see a chance to transform them into communal spaces like care centers or venues for the arts.

Genealogy discoveries uncover family mysteries, military service, and more questions. Plus, Michigan football, and a wrongful conviction.

A foren­sic DNA ana­lyst whose tri­al tes­ti­mo­ny helped secure the 2002 con­vic­tion and death sen­tence of Ronald ​“Jeffery” Prible has now...

As Georgia plans for its first execution in two years, a trove of records provides us with new information — and raises new questions — about the state’s lethal injection process.

The pool saga wraps up, alpha-gal changes our menu, & I begin digitizing home movies filled with memories. Plus, football season is here.

Other Indigenous groups are looking to the K-8 language immersion program in Anchorage, Alaska, as an inspiring model.

The government also placed Karyann Parkinson on its child abuse and neglect registry, where she will remain for seven years.