9 inmates still at large after escape from N.O. jail
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A massive manhunt is underway in New Orleans after 10 inmates escaped from the Orleans Parish jail. One inmate, Kendall Myles, has been recaptured, but nine remain at large?including individuals charged or convicted of violent crimes. Sheriff Susan Hutson says there?s evidence jail staff may have helped them escape.

Harvard researcher charged with trying to smuggle frog embryos into US

A Harvard scientist detained in Louisiana over immigration concerns has now been charged with smuggling frog embryos and is being transferred to Massachusetts for trial.

Jacksonville airport reopens after vehicle fire in parking garage, officials say

The Jacksonville International Airport (JIA) in Florida has reopened after being closed for several hours when a fire broke out in one of its parking garages on Friday afternoon.

Watch: 'Fog tsunami' rolls over Lake Michigan

Stunning video captured by a Michigan photographer shows a giant fog wave rolling over Lake Michigan as a storm approached.

Kash Patel announces FBI leaving DC headquarters, 1,500 agents will be transferred

The FBI is leaving its longtime headquarters in D.C. and will transfer 1,500 employees to locations around the country, according to FBI Director Kash Patel.

Dallas native, pro basketball player could face death penalty after drug arrest in Indonesia

Dallas native basketball player, Jarred Shaw, was arrested in Indonesia after police found more than 130 pieces of cannabis candies in his apartment. Indonesia has strict drug laws so Shaw could face the death penalty.

Diddy trial: Here's what Cassie said under cross examination

R&B singer Cassie has been forced to read aloud her explicit messages with former boyfriend Sean “Diddy" Combs during his sex trafficking trial.

Houston man sues Whataburger after getting meal with onions

A Houston man has sued Whataburger after he allegedly had an allergic reaction. He claims he received onions on his meal after he asked for no onions.

Baby born with rare disorder thrives after getting personalized gene editing treatment

Though it may be a while before similar personalized treatments are available for others, doctors hope the technology can someday help millions who have been left behind by genetic medicine because their diseases are so rare.

Mom accused of buying ammo, tactical gear for son who threatened mass violence

A Texas mother is accused of buying ammunition and tactical gear for her son who had repeatedly shown a desire to “commit acts of mass violence” at school.