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Kali9/Getty Images(ROSENBERG, Texas) -- Nearly two dozen people were injured after a vehicle crashed into a Dennys restaurant in Texas, police said. The vehicle plowed through the buildings wall late Monday morning, according to the Rosenberg Police Department. Police said they received multiple 911 calls about the incident at approximately 11:22 a.m. A photo released by the police department showed the vehicle fully inside the restaurant surrounded by debris. Twenty-three people inside the rest...

Hans Neleman/Getty Images(PENNSYLVANIA) -- Convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante, 34, was spotted in Pocopson Township, about 1.5 miles away from the Pennsylvania prison where he escaped from on Thursday. Cavalcante was captured on a residential surveillance camera early Saturday, according to the Chester County District Attorney. He was wearing pants, a white t-shirt and white sneakers. He has long, back curly hair and was wearing a backpack, according to the footage. Police believe he was weari...

Fire damages Keywell Building near Falconer... A fire that started inside a dust-collection unit on the side of the Keywell building -- just outside Falconer -- triggered a smokey blaze early Thursd...

AMCABC Audio has confirmed that AMC has secured interim agreements with SAG-AFTRA that will allow work to continue on three of its shows in spite of the ongoing strikes. The agreements cover The Walking Dead spinoffs Daryl Dixon and The Ones Who Lived, as well as its Interview with the Vampire series, the network confirmed, without providing any additional comments. The first season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon debuts September 10, but it has been renewed for a second season that is already ...

Kickers/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Borax, a white, powdery substance, has long been a staple in many households as a cleaning agent and laundry detergent booster. Now, the substance is making the rounds on social media with some people promoting it as a health booster -- a trend that doctors say is dangerous. "As a doctor, I am telling you, very explicitly, do not ever drink [borax] in any amount," said Dr. Jennifer Ashton, ABC News chief medical correspondent and a board-certified OB-G...

ABC News(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) -- Andrew Lester, the Missouri man charged in the shooting of Ralph Yarl after the teenager mistakenly went to the wrong house, will face trial, a Clay County judge ruled during a preliminary hearing on Thursday. Following testimony from 12 witnesses in a Liberty courtroom, Clay County Judge Louis Angles said that there was enough probable cause that a felony has been committed. Lester, who did not take the stand, appeared in court with his attorney Steve Salmon. Yarl ...

Trio from Jamestown sentenced on drug trafficking charges in connection with pair of Fentanyl deaths... Three people from Jamestown have been sentenced to significant time in federal prison followin...

Patrick Harbron/HuluSelena Gomezs currently focusing on her music career, having just released the new track "Single Soon." But shes also an actor and actors are currently on strike — which is why some people were taken aback at one of her social media posts. The Instagram Reel — captured by a Reddit user — was a black-and-white video of Selena, captioned "Missing and wanting." She tagged the official Instagram account for her Hulu show Only Murders In the Building ...

Mint Images/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Every month, Dawn LaGuerre has to decide which bills shes going to pay or if she needs to cut back on groceries to be able to afford her monthly medications. The 63-year-old from Utica, New York -- 90 miles northwest of Albany -- takes multiple drugs including Januvia and Novalog to manage her type 2 diabetes. Her husband, David, 61, also takes Januvia. But her prescriptions have increased from $100 monthly to between $350 and $450 a month, leaving the coupl...

Allison Dinner/Bloomberg via Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- COVID hospitalizations are continuing to increase in the United States, according to data updated Monday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Hospitalizations rose for the sixth consecutive week, this time by 18.8% during the week ending Aug.19 to 15,067 -- similar to levels seen in April of this year. However, COVID metrics remain at historic lows, public health experts have said. Hospitalization numbers this week are about...