Caitlin Secrist could die if she doesn't get her medical records. After The Arizona Republic investigated, Arizona governor and a judge intervened.

Air Force planes roared over Sheffield to honor 10 American airmen who sacrificed their lives to save British children playing in a park beneath their crippled bomber during World War II. One of those children, now 82, still feels guilt. (Feb. 22)

The final weekend of February will deliver a wild potpourri of weather as winter and spring do battle across the United States.

Former Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke broke months of near silence about his political future on Tuesday during a taping of a show with Oprah Winfrey in New York. (Feb. 5)

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is installing coils of razor wire at ports of entry in El Paso, Texas, across from Juarez, Mexico. CBP says it’s responding to increasing numbers of migrants in Juarez. (Feb. 22)

Activists are going after the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club for their use of black makeup, saying it's reinforcing racism.

Tiffany Tate collapsed next to a hospital closed to ambulances. This little-known "ambulance diversion" policy has been shown to endanger patients.

Collisions between planes and wildlife tied an all-time high of more than 40 per day in 2018, a USA TODAY analysis of FAA data shows.

Actors Jude Law and Gemma Chan, who star in new superhero movie "Captain Marvel," reveal the lengths they had to go to in order to keep the film's secrets secret. (Feb. 22)

The Atlanta hip-hop community was blindsided not only by the rapper's arrest, but by the news that he was an immigrant.

As Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman looks at life in prison, alleged Sinaloa cartel leader 'El Mayo' Zambada and the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación rise

An elementary school girl in Ohio died the same day she was told she had the flu and strep throat, her school and family says.

The USGS said Friday morning's quake was near the town of Montalvo, Ecuador, at a depth of 132 kilometers (82 miles), nearly 17 kilometres (10 miles) south of the town of Montalvo. (Feb. 22)

The mother of four young children killed in a DUI-related crash in Greenville County pleaded for her boyfriend to be let out of jail.

Samuel L. Jackson sat down with Brie Larson - the latest actor to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe - to warn her about how her life would change after starring in "Captain Marvel." (Feb. 22)

A California legislator proposing no speed limit on a highway is in keeping with higher limits in other states. In Texas, you can go 85 mph.

A school apologized for an activity about the Underground Railroad where students pretended to be slaves during a physical education class.

While hoaxes are rare, each one diverts resources from real victims, sows doubt about real attacks and gives material to those who minimize real hate

A 4-year-old boy in Pennsylvania died after being impaled by a shard of glass while playing with his sisters.

Is this real life or a fanta-sea! Buzz60's Mercer Morrison has the story.

In a survey of nearly 1,000 teens ages ages 13 to 17, 70 percent say anxiety and depression are major problems among their peers.

Even now, thinking about his first celebrity crush makes Ryan Seacrest blush. (Feb. 22)

A Coast Guard officer suspected of drawing up a hit list of top Democrats and network TV journalists spent hours on his work computer researching the words and deeds of infamous bombers and mass shooters while also stockpiling weapons, federal prosecutors said Thursday. (Feb. 21)

From a TV star to The King of Rock and Roll, Ashley Monroe had a range of heartthrobs as a child. (Feb. 22)

Peter Tork, teen-idol and bass guitarist for the The Monkees, has died at 77; Jussie Smollett released from jail after posting bond; Attorney Gloria Allred and two women accusing R. Kelly of sexual misconduct speak at press conference

The world's largest documented bee was missing for nearly four decades, until a team of researchers rediscovered the insect last month in Indonesia.

Kid reporter Hilde Lysiak uploaded a YouTube video that shows her confronting a law enforcement officer who threatened to throw her in jail.

Stars took on climate change at the Hollywood For Science gala – with Courteney Cox, Nina Dobrev, Josh Brolin, Gerard Butler, Rebecca De Mornay, Anjelica Huston and Laurence Fishburne attending. (Feb. 22)

Gannett's cartoonists from across the country draw their takes on news and politics.