Scripps News Richmond reported that there were at least seven victims who were shot at a graduation. At least two of the victims were reported dead.
Multiple people were shot at a high school graduation ceremony in Virginia's capital city, according to Scripps News Richmond.
The shooting happened as the graduation ceremony for Huguenot High School was wrapping up at Altria Theater in Richmond...
SAG-AFTRA voted to authorize a strike at the end of the month if major Hollywood studios won't negotiate their contract terms.
An investigative panel in Florida has decided that a judge in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting trial violated multiple rules.
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In the past few weeks, there have been at least two reports of people interfering with animals at the park.
Philadelphia is utilizing thermoplastic material — rather than the traditional paint — to make the rainbow stripes permanent.
More than 60 countries and jurisdictions criminalize homosexuality.
California senators passed a resolution for Pride Month, but the GOP caucus objected to the invitation of a popular drag queen.
The California State Senate passed a resolution on Monday commemorating June as Pride Month despite only one Republican senator participating in the vote.
Seven out of California's eight Republican senators were not involved in Monday's vote. The...
If a homeowner is in it for the long haul, refinancing when rates fall could be the answer.
Spanish Sin Pena, which translates to "Spanish Without Shame," is an online class aimed at reconnecting Latinos to their family heritage.
In issuing a preliminary injunction, Judge Robert Hinkle stated, "gender identity is real."
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Ajike Owens was apparently trying to retrieve her child's tablet from a neighbor when she was shot through the woman's front door and killed.
The actor had been up against accusations that he raped a woman in a New York City hotel a decade ago.
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Thousands of Allied troops were lost on June 6, 1944, as forces pushed back Nazi troops, allowing for the eventual liberation of France during WWII.
Prince Harry accuses the publisher of the Mirror of using unlawful techniques on an "industrial scale" to get scoops.
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Haiti, already experiencing a humanitarian crisis, was hit with a deadly storm over the weekend.
New evidence has emerged, prompting officials to release and pardon Kathleen Folbigg, who was accused of killing her four children.
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Call NowMilitary jets traveled at high speeds to catch up to a plane traveling in unauthorized territory over D.C.
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Kroger wants dozens of bakery managers to return bonuses they received in March. It's the latest in a series of payroll mistakes.
Scripps News goes beyond the surface, uncovering the crucial concerns raised nationwide by Atlanta's "Cop City" police training center.
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Cybersecurity firm BrandShield has identified numerous websites that may look legitimate, but are not affiliated with the NBA.
Costs and wildfires have reportedly caused Allstate to stop offering new property insurance to Californians after State Farm made a similar decision.
The Federal Communications Commission has seen a more than 500% increase in complaints of unwanted texts from 2015 to 2022.
More than 60% of children who are injured by guns don't seek mental health care within six months, a study finds.
This is Chris Christie's second attempt at winning the Republican nomination for president.
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The longer a child is breastfed, the better their odds at performing well academically, according to new research.
This company is combatting climate change by turning organic waste into a carbon-rich material called biochar.
The deaths of 10 infants have been linked to the recalled loungers, federal officials said.
Grail, the biotech company that developed the test, said it reached out to all customers who received the mistaken results.
Researchers studied the orbits of 150 planets in the Milky Way and found that many of them were at the right temperature to have life.
The victims say law enforcement failed to trigger Colorado's red flag law that would have allowed authorities to seize the suspect's weapons.
Former VP Mike Pence and former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie are among Republicans expected to announce their bids for the White House.
The FTC accused Microsoft of collecting data on children who signed up for Xbox accounts without notifying parents or obtaining their consent.
The PGA Tour said it has formed an agreement with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, ending a feud with its LIV Golf venture.
California said an investigation is underway after two planes of migrants landed there as Florida has a program that sends migrants to other states.
An adviser for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said "a global ecological disaster is playing out" as nearby towns could flood.
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Gerber is also matching the cash prize with a donation to the March of Dimes.
The dog accompanied his owner to every class at Seton Hall University.
There was an incident reported on one out of 568 flights in 2022, according to the International Air Transport Association.
Serve Robotics said its initial partnership with Uber Eats included more than 200 restaurants in Los Angeles.
Scripps News visits a restaurant in St. Louis that claims to have invented the iconic appetizer some 80 years ago.
A 13-year-old says her love for honey inspired her to better understand the global decline of the honeybee population.
With auto repair so expensive these days, it's essential to know in advance what a fix will cost, as one car owner just learned.
Loan-level pricing adjustments are the government's way of raising prices for so-called "riskier" borrowers without putting a penalty on "safer" ones.
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Since 2018, billions of dollars in sports bets have been placed in 37 states following the Supreme Court's decision to legalize sports betting.
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Inflation, reduced child tax credit and SNAP reductions are combining to force Dollar General customers to utilize food banks, its CEO told investors.
As several traditional banks have failed this year, federal officials remind users of the risks associated with cash applications.
A region's popular architectural style is a factor that influences pricing.
How Americans feel about investing in addressing crime and public safety can be crucial in electing government and local officials.
Federal documents outline how Deja Taylor is accused of knowing she was an unlawful user of marijuana when she possessed and purchased a gun.
Liam Hendriks got his first win of the MLB season Sunday night, just six months after being diagnosed with advanced stage blood cancer.
Black women in the U.S. are nearly three times more likely than White women to die giving birth, and some say it's a systemic issue.
About 3 in every 1,000 babies is born with hearing loss. But many insurance plans don't cover hearing aids, putting the high costs on the parents.
The gun unlocks only for an authorized user by incorporating built-in fingerprint and facial-recognition sensors — just like a smartphone.
The attorney used ChatGPT to "supplement" his legal briefing, but the popular AI tool provided him with several cases that were completely made up.
She's a Barbie girl in a Barbie world — and it's all pink.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will induct seven new members, including several artists not generally known as rock performers.
The Heat came minutes away from returning home with a 2-0 series deficit. After Sunday's win, they head to Game 3 tied 1-1 with home-court advantage.
The victory is the ninth comeback win for the Golden Knights during the playoffs.
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A Scripps News investigation finds many of the sirens that warn of tornado risks and other disasters are dangerously outdated.
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Nine years later, Scripps News Investigates found residents still waiting for the city to remove corroded pipes leaching lead into the drinking water.
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Scripps News' Jason Bellini gives an update to the story of a Ukrainian orphan, Denis, whom we've been tracking for more than a year.
The mayor of Russian-occupied Melitopol, Ivan Fedorov, tells Scripps News that his city's underground resistance is large, well-armed and ready.
Can artificial intelligence really help us talk to the animals?
This Scripps News documentary series explores the world surrounding the new liquid gold: Mezcal.
