Новости за 22.03.2018

The Erie Catholic Diocese is now preparing to follow the lead of the Buffalo Diocese and soon release the names of priests credibly accused of sex abuse. In a written statement, the diocese says, "We have been preparing to take similar steps within the next several weeks." Meantime, a former Erie priest who says he was sexually abused by a priest in Erie while he was a teenager says the pending release of names is a good move.

The Denver metro area community is coming together to help a family with four young children who were kidnapped and taken to a polygamous compound.

A packed 2018 construction schedule has postponed work at the W. 38th and Liberty Street location, according to a Sheetz spokesman.

A Southern California attorney survived for five days lost in the desert by drinking his own urine and eating cactus after breaking his heel and pelvis on what was supposed to be a half-day hike.

Long lines formed Thursday morning for opening statements in the government's lawsuit over AT&T's planned purchase of Time Warner, which observers are watching as potentially the most consequential antitrust case in years.

A medical breakthrough in Boston with far reaching implications offers a young boy a chance to see better. It's the first time an FDA approved gene therapy has been used to fight an inherited disease. And after...

Two years ago, a bullet robbed De'Janae Gilliam of her ability to walk. But when students around the nation took to the streets for the March For Our Lives, Gilliam made sure she was there with them.

The wrestling team at Olympus Junior High has a motto: "I am my team, my team is me."

An Omaha man is set to launch an app connecting those who don't want to wait in line for big events to those who will wait for them - for a price.

Two years ago, a bullet robbed De'Janae Gilliam of her ability to walk. But when students around the nation take to the streets for the March For Our Lives, Gilliam is making sure she's there with them.

Sources inside Atlanta City Hall confirm that the City of Atlanta is dealing with a cyberattack.

Police arrested a 21-year-old Vassar man on Monday afternoon after a 2-year-old boy allegedly under his care was found wandering in a neighborhood.

A man was arrested Wednesday at Best Buy store in Boynton Beach after police said he falsely told them he was a federal marshal.

A Wheaton College football player pleaded guilty on Thursday to one count of misdemeanor battery in a hazing case.

The CEO behind Bratz dolls and Little Tike toys wants to save Toys "R" Us.

Buffalo Police are investigating an armed robbery inside a Liberty Yellow taxicab.

A woman in Rubicon was run over by her own car on Wednesday night.

A $40 fill-up at an Indianapolis gas station turned out to cost a local man more than $500 after the fuel was contaminated with water.

Surprise Fire officials say a man was taken to the hospital after he was bitten by a rattlesnake on Thursday morning.

Michigan State Police say a USPS mail carrier was killed when she was hit by her own truck delivering mail on Wednesday afternoon.

New video of the fatal crash involving a self-driving Uber vehicle in Tempe, Arizona, shows a failure of the expected performance of the autonomous vehicle's technology, according to experts. The technology's backup -- the...

Vanity Fair's decision to put actress Lena Waithe on the magazine's latest cover is being hailed as a watershed moment for the venerable publication.

Charles Lazarus, who founded Toys "R" Us 70 years ago, died Thursday, week after the company announced it will be forced to shut down its U.S. operations.

A man terrifies a city for weeks, detonating explosive devices that kill two people. Then, when cornered by police, he blows himself up with one of his bombs. The acts of a terrorist in some Middle Eastern nation? No, the...