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The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department is encouraging people to always do their research and trust their instincts.

After attempting to retrieve his fiancée's dog, a Michigan man slipped on wet rocks and fell into the river, resulting in his death.

A teen passerby discovered what was later determined to be Angela Nicole Bradbury’s skull “placed on a stick” in the park months after her disappearance.

The NAACP has called for the Lawrence County Republican Party's chairman to resign from his position on the county's school board.

The body had been discovered by scrapyard workers moments before the 2002 Ford Explorer was meant to be crushed and sold for scrap.

Xavier Breland has been named the sole person of interest in the disappearance of his wife, Ciera Breland, who vanished in February.

"We had numbers on our clothing," survivor Evelyn Korkmaz recalled of her time at St. Anne's Indian Residential School in Fort Albany, Canada.

Saddle up! The very first camel riding school has opened in the United Arab Emirates.

Clergy who have filed lawsuits include rabbis, a United Church of Christ reverend and an Episcopal Church priest. The law "has a provision that is designed to scare people," Rabbi Barry Silver told Inside Edition Digital.

"We don't know what happened, but we intend to find out," Lt. Robert Minchew said, according to a report by KHOU 11.