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What if your wish was to meet your favorite baseball players? That wish came true for one young fan.

A wave of legislation targeting LGBTQ+ people has swept conservative-led statehouses since 2021, when Arkansas passed a law banning hormone therapy and puberty blockers for transgender youths under 18. So far this year, according to the advocacy group Human Rights Campaign, more than 500 bills have been introduced in states including Arizona, Oklahoma and South Carolina. These states might not top the list of vacation destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers seeking to feel welcome, accepted and safe.

A former sales representative for the now-notorious Insys Therapeutics Inc. on Wednesday was spared any prison time over his role in a massive bribery scheme that steered kickbacks to doctors for prescribing a version of the opioid fentanyl.

3 El Paso men accused of threatening victim with gun after causing car crash El PASO, Texas -- Three men are behind bars after allegedly attempting to kidnap someone for an El Paso bail bonds company. Aldo Navar Fernandez, 28; Carlos Alfredo Ortiz, 38; and Fernando Serrano, 47 were all being held in the downtown jail this weekend on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and attempted kidnapping. El Paso County Sheriff's deputies said the trio purposely crashed their vehicle into another car, and then threatened the driver with a handgun. Deputies indicated the victim was assaulte...

CHICAGO —  Adam Toledo’s mother stood in front of a makeshift memorial in an alley where her 13-year-old son was fatally shot by a Chicago police officer. Elizabeth Toledo, 44, wore dark glasses and didn’t speak to the half-dozen onlookers. But Toledo, who lives a few blocks away in the neighborhood of La Villita, Little Village, has said through her attorney that she feels judged by the community since her son’s death last month. So she surveyed the candles, bouquets and signs calling for justice on Saturday, cried quietly, and left. Elizabeth Toledo, far right, surveys a memorial...