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1 dead, 4 rescued after boat hits drawbridge
The crash happened Saturday night on Lake Pontchartrain, officials said.
March 07, 2021Texas gov. on backlash around dropping mask order
On March 10, the mask order will end and businesses can reopen at full capacity.
March 05, 2021String of family deaths surround Lori Vallow
The investigation revealed a much darker tale beyond the missing kids.
March 02, 2021
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March 07
Ohio college student dies after alleged fraternity hazing incident
Stone Foltz was hospitalized after an off-campus Pi Kappa Alpha event Thursday.
March 07
March 07
Police rescue youth from frozen river
The Portage Police Department shared body camera footage showing an officer pulling a juvenile to safety from the Wisconsin River.
March 07
March 07
Teen's body found wrapped in plastic at fish market warehouse
The body was found in a warehouse in downtown Manhattan.
March 07
March 07
1 person dead, 4 rescued after boat slams into drawbridge
The crash happened Saturday night on Lake Pontchartrain, officials said.
March 07
March 07
Hundreds clash with police at street party in Colorado
Partygoers allegedly threw bricks and rocks at police and caused heavy damage to an armored police vehicle.
March 07
March 07
SWAT, armored vehicle used to quell wild Boulder street party that drew hundreds
Little to no social distancing or mask wears noticed in the large crowd.
March 07
March 07
Biden's associate attorney general pick would be wealthiest member of administration
Vanita Gupta has between $42 million and $187 million in assets, per filings.
March 07
March 07
Why advocates are on edge ahead of officer's trial in George Floyd's death
Floyd family lawyer calls the trial a 'referendum' on cops killing Black people.
March 07
March 07
How life has changed 1 year into the pandemic
The return to normal will be gradual, experts say.
March 07
March 07
'Catastrophic' number of state bills target transgender youth, advocates say
The bills would limit access to school sports and gender-affirming health care.
March 07
March 07
Violence sparks grief, reckoning for Asian Americans
"Please, somebody pay attention, please notice us," a congresswoman said.
March 07
March 07
Boy, 12, arrested for series of 4 armed carjackings in just under an hour: Police
Another suspect was caught on surveillance footage but is still on the run.
March 07
March 07
Warm air spreading across Central and Eastern US with record highs possible
Temperatures will soar to nearly 30 degrees above average in spots.
March 07
March 06
How life in the US has changed a year into the pandemic
Nearly a year after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, many of us are still wearing masks, avoiding social interactions and working from home.
March 06
March 06
Mom allegedly abandoned, then killed, 6-year-old son; dumped body in river
James Hutchinson's body was dumped in the Ohio River, police said.
March 06
March 06
Why are states dropping mask mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions?
Dr. Anthony Fauci called reopening so soon "ill-advised."
March 06
March 06
Hiker falls to his death at Zion National Park in Utah
It's the second fatal fall at the park in two weeks.
March 06
March 06
NYC’s Javits Center offers 24/7 COVID vaccinations
After the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine a week ago, the location in New York City now operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
March 06
March 06
She was 1 of the 1st US COVID deaths. Her kids are still grappling with the grief.
Marion Krueger, an 85-year-old in Washington state, died Feb. 26, 2020.
March 06
March 06
Warmest air since November expected across parts of US next week
Temperatures will likely soar up to 20 degrees above average.
March 06
March 06
Poet Amanda Gorman says she was tailed by guard who thought of her as 'threat'
"One day you’re called an icon, the next day, a threat," she said.
March 06
March 06
Economic stimulus package ‘urgently needed,’ says Biden
During a briefing with economic advisers on Friday, President Joe Biden pointed to the recent jobs report as evidence that his American Rescue Plan is “urgently needed” and “absolutely essential.”
March 06
March 05
Defense Secretary on Iran: Response at ‘time and place of our own choosing’
ABC News’ Martha Raddatz speaks with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on the recent rocket attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq.
March 05
March 05
ABC News Live Prime: Friday, March 05, 2021
Pope Francis visits Iraq; Defense Secretary on Iran: Response at ‘time and place of our own choosing’; Service union president: ‘We need to value care work’
March 05
March 05
Service union president: ‘We need to value care work’
Service Employees International Union President Mary Kay Henry discusses the impact of the pandemic on service workers and debates over minimum wage and immigration.
March 05
March 05
The Rundown: Top headlines today: March 5, 2021
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
March 05
March 05
By the Numbers: Millions of Americans live in ‘pharmacy deserts’
“Pharmacy deserts,” areas with little or no access to pharmacies, are the new front in the race to vaccinate for COVID-19.
March 05
March 05
NFL hires Maia Chaka as 1st Black female on-field official
The league made the announcement on Friday.
March 05
March 05
New York state legislature passes bill to limit Cuomo's pandemic emergency powers
Andrew Cuomo will have to sign the bill to limit his own authority.
March 05
March 05
People move uphill after tsunami warning
People moved to higher ground in the village of Utulei, American Samoa, after a powerful earthquake that struck near the islands caused tsunami warnings.
March 05
March 05
Car disappears in embankment collapse
Multiple vehicles were lost following a massive embankment collapse in Kentucky, which occurred after heavy rainfall in the region.
March 05
March 05
Disneyland set to reopen after spending entire year closed
The park will only be allowing California residents to visit.
March 05
March 05
The Breakdown: Senate votes on amendments to pandemic relief bill
Plus, the U.S. added 379,000 new jobs in February and details on Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s first one-on-one interview since his confirmation.
March 05
March 05
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin discusses Iraq attack
In his first interview as defense secretary, Lloyd Austin talks about Iraq, the Capitol insurrection and on how the Biden administration will respond to military threats.
March 05
March 05
Beto O’Rourke urges Texas governor to listen to health experts
The former congressman talks about Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to lift the state's mask mandate and the increase in unaccompanied minors crossing the border this year.
March 05
March 05
Senate voting on amendments to President Biden’s pandemic relief plan
U.S. employers added 379,000 new jobs in February as Biden chief of staff Ron Klain says more help is still needed.
March 05
March 05
Former police chief facing dozens of attempted murder charges in alleged arsons
The former Laurel, Maryland, police chief was allegedly targeting rivals.
March 05
March 05
Creator of popular vaccine-finding site takes a stand against anti-Asian hate
Huge Ma's move highlighted the pain and "contributions of Asian Americans."
March 05
March 05
Counties in Texas push to vaccinate teachers
The Texas health department announced this week that teachers would be eligible for vaccination.
March 05
March 05
Prosecuting hate crimes presents challenge amid surge in attacks on Asian Americans
Community leaders speak out after prosecutors drop hate crime charges in New York stabbing case
March 05
March 05
'In Plain Sight' analyzes Lady Bird Johnson’s role in White House
ABC News’ JuJu Chang looks at a new podcast that sheds light on the former first lady’s influence.
March 05
March 05
Crash sends car barreling into outdoor dining area, 8 hurt: Officials
The dining area was unoccupied but the debris and impact left several hurt.
March 05
March 05
A woman's affair with a married man leads to her disappearance
The family of the missing woman is pleading for the truth from her kidnappers.
March 05
March 05
‘It’s Not Too Late’ with Ginger Zee: Cold weather and global warming
ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee looks at how extreme cold weather is also a symptom of climate change, as a warming planet creates more extreme weather.
March 05
March 05
‘It’s Not Too Late’ with Ginger Zee: The Texas power grid failure
ABC News’ Ginger Zee looks at the failures that led to Texas’ crippling winter power outage, and how our changing climate can lead to extreme events requiring more preparation.
March 05
March 05
John McAfee accused of $23 million securities fraud
The software developer is accused of a cryptocurrency pump-and-dump scheme.
March 05
March 05
ABC News Live Update: Pope Francis in Iraq for 1st papal visit
Plus, Democrats have the votes to pass President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion dollar COVID relief plan in the Senate, and primates at the San Diego Zoo have started receiving a COVID vaccine.
March 05
March 05
US administering 2 million vaccines daily
Detroit's mayor turned down receiving 6,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccines, saying that “Moderna and Pfizer are the best."
March 05
March 05
US employers added 327,000 jobs in February
President Joe Biden’s Chief of Staff Ron Klain said that "at this pace it will take until April 2023 to get us back to where we were in February 2020."
March 05
March 05
Artists hold underwater exhibition to highlight climate change
A pair of artists hold an unusual exhibition -- under the frozen surface of the ocean -- to highlight the perils of climate change.
March 05