Fifty years after the Oakland County child murders terrorized Michigan, investigators are utilizing new technology to pursue long-standing leads. The identity of the killer, who groomed and murdered four children in 1976 and 1977, remains a haunting cold case.
A major restructure of the UK's Motability scheme has sparked backlash over new mileage caps and increased costs. Critics warn the policy threatens to isolate disabled citizens and impede their ability to maintain employment.
A 31-year-old cyclist was winched to safety by an Air Wing team after becoming trapped in the rising waters of the Snowy River for several hours on Monday night.
An 11-year-old boy has died after colliding with a car in Mandurah, Australia. The tragedy adds to a wave of serious road accidents involving e-scooters and young riders across the region.
A U.S. Army Staff Sergeant is fighting to save his wife from deportation after she was detained at their Louisiana base while attempting to apply for military benefits.
Calgary has doubled the capacity of its annual tree giveaway to 10,000 units, aiming to boost urban canopy coverage from 9.62 percent to 16 percent by 2060.
Ottawa police report a 27% increase in impaired driving collisions in early 2026, marking a concerning reversal from 2025 gains. Authorities attribute the rise to both behavioral shifts and improved detection capabilities.
Masters champions are expressing support for Tiger Woods amid news of his recent Florida vehicle accident and subsequent arrest. While peers voiced concern over his personal struggles, many emphasized a focus on his humanity during his legal challenges.
The family of 25-year-old 'Deadliest Catch' star Todd Meadows has begun the process of filing a wrongful death lawsuit following his February 2026 drowning. The U.S. Coast Guard continues to investigate the fatal incident that occurred off the coast of Alaska.
Promoters of London's Wireless Festival are defending their decision to book Kanye West despite mounting pressure from the UK government and the loss of major sponsors over antisemitism concerns.
Canada has committed $157.5 million to renew the Building Safer Communities Fund, targeting the root causes of youth violence through proactive social investment. The initiative supports local organizations in delivering long-term intervention programs across the country.
The Education Department has terminated civil rights settlements with six institutions, signaling a shift away from federal protections for transgender students. The move marks a critical change in Title IX enforcement, effectively delegating student policies to state and local authorities.
