The catastrophic weather tore roofs off buildings, destroyed houses, flipped cars and uprooted trees.
A massive storm roared through the South and Midwest on Friday, leaving 10 people dead in Arkansas, Indiana and Illinois, according to the Associated Press.
The storm produced a tornado, described by the National Weather Service as "large" and...
Severe weather is to blame for the roof collapse during a heavy metal concert at the Apollo Theater in Belvidere, Illinois.
Two anonymous sources told the Associated Press that Donald Trump faces at least one felony charge. Scripps News has not confirmed any charges yet.
One part says players will have to appear in at least 65 games in order to be eligible for the top individual awards such as Most Valuable Player.
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Commenting on the indictment of former President Donald Trump could have different political implications for President Joe Biden.
| Haley Bull and Kellan Howell and Serena Marshall
Former President Donald Trump will be arraigned Tuesday in New York after being indicted in connection to a hush money payment scheme.
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Mexican officials made arrests in connection to a fire that killed at least 39 migrants, but some families don't know if their relatives are dead.
Families in Latin America are reeling in despair as images of a deadly blaze at a migrant center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico travel across social media and the news, while some are still waiting to to identify their loved ones.
Carola Madrid is one...
An 18-minute video of the incident, recorded by one of the officers on the scene, shows Edward Bronstein handcuffed and on his knees.
BJ Brack is the senior pastor at Calvary United Methodist Church. His church is roughly a mile and a half from the school where 6 people were killed.
A new poll shows half of all Americans favor banning the popular social media app, while just one in five are opposed to the idea.
In a sign of his improved health, the Vatican released details of Pope Francis' Holy Week schedule.
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A Russian woman in Chicago leads a group of fellow exiles against Putin and his war.
An arrest warrant has also been issued for a sixth person, one of the migrants who is suspected of setting the fire.
The pontiff's treatment for a lung infection has "proceeded well," the Vatican said Friday morning.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suggested he could stop Trump from being extradited, but does he actually have the power to do so?
An eight-member jury found that actress Gwyneth Paltrow was not to blame for a collision during a 2016 ski trip in Utah.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Ever wonder what happens with all those returns Americans make? A new trend now lets you buy those items for pennies on the dollar.
As debates swirl over whether the U.S. is headed for a recession, economists and everyday Americans look to multiple measurements to decide.
Panera announced it will be the first national restaurant chain to use palm-scanning technology. Amazon has already implemented it in some stores.
Milk gained popularity as something of an American symbol.
A man is Louisiana is accused of urinating in water tanks that provided water to the Donaldsonville area.
Public safety is a national concern that motivates people to vote, especially in non-presidential years. That is especially true in Chicago.
If the bill is signed into law, a person who helps a minor obtain an abortion without parental consent could face up to five years in prison.
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The 26-year-old rapper was treated for non-life-threatening injuries last week after being jumped by a group of men at a South Florida LA Fitness.
If you think large dinosaurs looked like how they were depicted in Jurassic Park, you might want to think again.
Powerful storms will start to roll through Friday afternoon and into the overnight hours.
David Halls was sentenced to six months of unsupervised probation following the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins on the movie set for "Rust."
The lawsuit seeks to hold the company accountable and "ensure it pays the full cost of the environmental cleanup."
The U.S. News & World Report Driver Habits Survey analyzed 2,000 drivers, considering factors such as driving habits, the pandemic and inflation.
Findings from a new study could change the way headaches are treated.
The players were banned last year by the All England Club due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
As a grand jury issues an indictment against Donald Trump, we explain what that term means.
A Scripps News investigation finds euthanasia rates are climbing at cramped animal shelters nationwide.
| Clayton Sandell and Rachel Gold
U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-Florida) introduced the Access to AEDs Act, which she said was shaped by a Scripps News investigation.
| Mark Greenblatt and Carrie Cochran and Amy Fan and Rosie Cima
Advocates said it is no longer necessary after significant updates to the national background check system.
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An analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation says up to 14 million Americans could lose Medicaid coverage when the automatic enrollment process ends.
President Joe Biden was asked on Friday for his reaction to former President Donald Trump being indicted by a grand jury.
Ralphie the French bulldog earned a bad reputation, but he has apparently found the perfect owner in Tennessee.
There's a range of criteria for Americans to get social security and disability benefits, but some are denied because of an outdated index of jobs.
A recent study found that commutes are a sort of "liminal space" – a time free of both home and work roles.
A tax expert said pandemic changes that made previous tax years complicated are ending, but so are many tax breaks that led to larger refunds.
A monastery in Boston is closing after nearly 90 years. Nine nuns, ages 60 to 92, will be moving to a much smaller compound.
There is growing evidence that exposure to dogs and cats could reduce the incidence of common food allergies for young children.
Total airline complaints increased from about 15,000 in 2019 to more than 60,000 in 2022.
Google found multiple security flaws in Samsung Galaxy and other smartphones that could allow hackers access into the devices.
Researchers compared samples between meat sold in grocery stores and hospitalized UTI patients and found a connection.
A Colorado man is relentlessly searching for his adventure companion, a sweet and tough dog named Ullr.
Shows like Netflix's "The Home Edit" have brought new attention to organization.
Online transactions will soon be reported to the IRS, and unless you have a receipt, you might have to pay a lot in taxes.
The cost of prom is putting a strain on pocketbooks and the environment. Some people are taking it into their own hands to lessen the burden.
Congress is reintroducing a bill that would develop a list of unruly passengers and ban them from commercial flights.
If you don't live in a major city, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find flights to smaller airports.
The judge blocked the requirement that most insurers cover some preventive care such as cancer screenings.
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The World Health Organization says countries don't need to prioritize COVID-19 vaccines for certain groups, including children.
The medicine was originally intended to treat diabetes, but advisers to the World Health Organization say it can help curb obesity.
Suggested security protocols for schools include surveillance, double locks and active shooter training.
“I would not be where I'm at right now without TikTok,” one small business owner said.
Gillis is the third LFO member to die, after the deaths of Cronin and Lima in 2010 and 2018.
The annual UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report showed a detailed look at how the film industry was shaped and, in many ways, set back during the pandemic.
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Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius will have a parole hearing on Friday to find out if he can get out of prison, 10 years after killing his girlfriend.
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A new pitch clock rule in Major League Baseball will speed up the action on the field.
Scripps News’ Jason Bellini talks with the mother of a girl killed by a Russian missile in Ukraine, in her first in-person interview since the summer.
| Jason Bellini and Dmytro Horyevoy
Did you know that e-cigarette batteries can be used to make power banks? One Ukrainian techie didn’t — until he tried making one.
In this segment of "Pop Quiz," Scripps News explores how historians and viewers are speculating about queer subtext in new and old media.
This segment of "Pop Quiz" dives into what a public figure needs to make sure an apology really sits well with their audience.
The "He Gets Us" ad campaign received plenty of reactions following its placement during this year's Super Bowl.
In recent months avian flu has decimated bird populations and has now spread among several different mammal species.
The role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons is more popular than ever these days, but that popularity is threatened by a consumer revolt.
Bellingcat and Scripps News explore the human costs of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the war that continues to rage in eastern Europe.
