Amanda Alvarado

The vehicle sunk off a southern California coast July 30.

Three Georgia inmates are being praised after helping a deputy who suffered a medical emergency while supervising a jail housing unit.

Winn-Dixie will be requiring customers to wear face masks in its stores.

Taco Bell is officially removing some of its items to “ensure an easy and fast ordering experience.”

On Friday night the president tweeted saying that he told Fauci that “he has nothing to do with NFL football.”

Facebook and Instagram plan to honor America’s class of 2020 with a live stream event beginning at 2 p.m. ET.

The fragment, called NWA 12691, was discovered two years ago in the Sahara Desert. This lunar meteorite is the fifth largest moon piece available on Earth, according to the statement from Christie’s.

The special, premiering April 18, will celebrate and support health care workers and the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization.

The FDA issued the emergency authorization to use blood purification devices to treat coronavirus patients on Friday.

The new feature allows you to set a period of time to mute notifications. If you try to open the app while in “quiet mode," you’ll be reminded that you set time aside to limit your time in the app.

The Atlanta Humane Society took a group of adorable kittens to check out all the fish at the Georgia Aquarium.

In an open letter posted on the company’s website, Executive Vice President Rossann Williams said that the company will temporarily suspend the use of personal cups.

Atrial fibrillation or AFib is a leading cause of stoke, but because many people do not experience symptoms, it can be difficult to diagnose. The study hopes to change that.

The recall includes over 322,000 devices.

The breakfast menu will bring a fresh twist on some Wendy’s fan favorites and will feature items like the Breakfast Baconator, Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit and Frosty-ccino.

On Wednesday, the wife of the NBA superstar left an emotional tribute on social media expressing her devastation, as well as gratitude for the outpouring of love and support since the tragedy.

With four seconds left in the game, McLaughlin, a lifelong Bryant fan who wears a No. 24 jersey, threw up a three-pointer as the crowd chanted “Kobe."