Jerome "Jerry" L. Narragon, age 79, of Bloomington, passed away Monday afternoon, October 30… Read moreJerry Narragon
Leroy Theodore Arnesen, 74, of Willmar, died Monday April 22, at his home. His memorial serv… Read moreLeroy Arnesen
Doris Henslin Foesch, age 1 day shy of 101, of Buffalo Lake formerly of Bird Island, MN pass… Read moreDoris Henslin Foesch
Betty Johnson Boersma, 92, of Willmar, died Monday, April 22, at Bethesda Grand in Willmar. … Read moreBetty Johnson Boersma
Justine Rose Sweeter (Patino), age 26, of St. Cloud, passed away unexpectedly Saturday after… Read moreJustine Sweeter
NATIONAL NEWS:
mphotoi/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Investigators are searching a wooded area in Manorville, New York, as part of the Gilgo Beach murders investigation, law enforcement sources told ABC News.The search began Tuesday and continues Wednesday, the sources said.The Suffolk County District Attorney… Read moreNew search underway tied to Gilgo Beach murder investigation: Sources
Columbia University West Lawn on April 24, 2024. Via Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Protests on college campuses calling for the divestment of funds from Israeli military operations continued to spread on Wednesday, even as hundreds of students have been arrested.The student p… Read moreStudent protesters begin dismantling some tents as negotiations with Columbia University progress
NASA Voyager 1 concept depiction. Via NASA(NEW YORK) -- After more than five months without contact, NASA has finally reconnected with Voyager 1, the farthest spacecraft from Earth.NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) said Voyager 1 had not been sending readable data back to Earth since Nov. 14, … Read moreNASA's Voyager 1 sending readable data back to Earth for 1st time in 5 months
ABC News(PHOENIX) -- Chaos and confusion have ensued after the Arizona Supreme Court issued a ruling April 9 that a near-total abortion ban from 1864 could go into effect, despite it predating Arizona becoming a state.The ban prohibits all abortions, with the only exception being to save the… Read moreArizona patients, doctors describe chaos, confusion over 1864 abortion ban
A man walks past Israeli and US flags alongside portraits of Israelis taken hostage by the militant Palestinian group Hamas in front of the pro-Palestinian encampment at Columbia University in New York on April 23, 2024. (CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images)(NEW YORK) -- Columbia Universi… Read moreStudent protesters begin dismantling some tents as negotiations with Columbia University progress
Business News:
EllenMoran/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The Department of Transportation on Wednesday is rolling out new rules that will require airlines to automatically give cash refunds to passengers for cancelled and significantly delayed flights.The delays covered would be more than three hours for domest… Read moreAirlines must give automatic refunds for all canceled flights and those delayed over 3 hours: DOT
Craig Hastings/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- As the surge of summer travel draws near, the race to book a great vacation is on."If you're looking to travel domestically within the U.S., I think you should be booking now for summer travel," Clint Henderson, travel expert and managing editor of Th… Read moreWhat to know for booking summer travel: Expert tips on airfare, destinations and more
In this Feb. 1, 2006, file photo, an unidentified woman holds up a counterfeit Coach handbag in the back room of tourist shop in New York's Chinatown. (Bloomberg via Getty Images)(NEW YORK) -- Counterfeit luxury handbags have become a social media phenomenon. Instead of cheaply made knockoff… Read moreSuperfakes: Copycat manufacturers are becoming increasingly skilled at producing knock-off designer handbags
This photograph taken Feb. 6, 2024 shows a laboratory technician monitoring the progress of lab-grown diamond seeds at Greenlab Diamonds manufacturing firm on the outskirts of Surat. (Sam Panthaky/AFP via Getty Images)(NEW YORK) -- The natural diamond industry has been fueled by a glittering… Read moreAre lab-grown diamonds as sustainable as advertised?
ABC NewsCorporate America took notice four years ago when Larry Fink, CEO of investment giant BlackRock, declared climate change a top concern. “Climate risk is investment risk,” Fink wrote in an annual letter popular in C-suites.His latest letter, released last month, spans well over 100 pa… Read moreCorporations struggle on climate goals amid backlash over 'woke capitalism,' experts say