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The Gun Violence Archive found there had been 247 cases of unintentional firearm discharge in the U.S. this year.

Police located and took the suspect's car into custody before they were able to find the man they accused of robbery.

Miles Jackson, a 27-year-old Black man, was shot and killed last April in Ohio following a struggle with police after a gun was discovered hidden in his pants.

"I've always had a special place in my heart for the animals with special needs," said Eggbert's new owner.

"That's a f***ing woman," another man said several times as he threw a punch back at Andrew Walls before the video ended.

Some states including Texas and Ohio began asking stores to stop selling the items to pressure Putin to halt his attack.

The teacher has been removed from the classroom while officers conduct an investigation.

In the middle of a broadcast in Ohio, reporter Myles Harris was interrupted by a local fan—his mother.

Potholes cost U.S. drivers about $3 billion in repairs every year

Mandel demanded that the audience member not "lecture" him on race as the pair broke into an argument.

Heather Nicole Adkins was arrested by officers 80 miles away from where her child was found.

Demonstrators outside the Republican's office held signs with messages that said, "Stop the Big Lie" and "Never Forget Jan. 6."

Since September, the commission passed two sets of maps that were found unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court.

In a video shot just after the three Rottweiler pups arrived at an Ohio shelter, one worker said they were "absolutely devastated" by their condition.

This is not the first time Brown has discussed the risks associated with investing in cryptocurrencies, as he made similar comments in July 2021.

"There's no way I'm going to endorse this guy for governor if he doesn't even believe the election was stolen," Lindell told Newsweek.

Though Dolan might not be his first pick, other GOP candidates have fallen out of Trump's good graces, leaving his future endorsement up in the air.

Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert says his comments, which were an attempt to inject a bit of dry humor, were misunderstood.

Charity workers who rescued the raccoon from a metal trap said it had likely been attacked by other animals while it was vulnerable.

"It's just a name on a birthday cake, but it says 'someone knows me,'" Jera Stewart, the owner of Jera's Heavenly Sweet told Newsweek.

"Raccoons get into lots of different situations because they're naturally inquisitive and intelligent," WEST President Beth Kelly told Newsweek.

"In a matter of a couple of months, you're talking about losing more money than all of General Motors is worth," labor expert Arthur Wheaton told Newsweek.

The animal was fed and cared for after its leg was caught in a metal trap.

"We now have an active investigation south of the border," Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly announced Monday.

The GOP-dominated Ohio Redistricting Commission was ordered to draw additional maps that do not violate a state constitutional provision against partisan gerrymandering.

"I can't vote for Trump, I think that he is noxious," J.D. Vance once stated. His views may cost him a Senate seat as PACs hammer him for his past statements.

Around 400 children and teens are diagnosed with osteosarcoma—a type of bone cancer—every year in the United States.

Since Smith did not sexually penetrate the boy, her conviction was overturned.

Cleveland businessman and Trump supporter Bernie Moreno said he pulled out of the crowded Republican primary after a "private meeting" with the former president.

Similar bills were introduced in both Florida and Texas, but both were blocked by federal judges in each state for violating the First Amendment.