9 soldiers killed as two Army helicopters crash near Fort Campbell
The HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters operated by the 101st Airborne Division crashed during a “routine training mission,” said officials at the Army's Fort Campbell in Kentucky.
By Adela Suliman, Kelsey Ables and Dan LamotheFamily of man paralyzed during Md. traffic stop wins $7.5 million
Demonte Ward-Blake was injured when a Prince George's County police officer slammed him to the ground in a 2019 encounter, his family said in a federal civil rights lawsuit.
By Katie Mettler and Jasmine HiltonMinnesota train carrying ethanol derails, catches fire; evacuations ordered
BNSF said about 22 rail cars carrying mixed freight derailed, and four cars caught fire. There were no injuries or deaths.
By Luz Lazo and Ellen FrancisSee how the railroad industry has changed, in 6 charts
Today's trains employ fewer people while carrying heavier cargo across longer distances.
By Lee PowellDisney quietly dodged DeSantis’s oversight board, appointees realize
The panel installed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the Reedy Creek Improvement District transferred much of its power to Disney in an 11th-hour agreement.
By Bryan Pietsch and Aaron GreggPhotos from scene of Nashville shooting at Covenant School
At least three children and three adults are dead after a shooting at a private Nashville grade school, authorities. The shooter is also dead, authorities said.
By Washington Post StaffCrash, a one-eyed rescue cat, stars as Cadbury’s next Easter ‘bunny’
Crash, a one-eyed cat rescued by an animal shelter in Boise, Idaho, after a car hit him, won a competition to star in Cadbury's Easter advertisement.
By Daniel WuAfter #FreeBritney, Senate bill seeks changes to guardianships
It took Britney Spears years to fight a “protective” legal arrangement. A proposed new law calls for giving more rights to people in similar situations.
By Amanda MorrisFBI informant testifies at Proud Boys sedition trial — for the defense
An associate of the group, who defendants in the Jan. 6 trial say asked for details about their trial strategy and gave them advice, was also reporting to the FBI.
By Rachel Weiner, Spencer S. Hsu and Hannah AllamAuthorities investigate 33 swimmers filmed ‘harassing’ dolphins in Hawaii
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources is investigating after swimmers in Hōnaunau Bay approached a pod of spinner dolphins.
By Daniel WuFishermen admit to cheating in scandal that rocked sport fishing
Jacob Runyan and Chase Cominsky pleaded guilty to felony cheating this week, six months after officials found weights in fish they entered at a contest.
By Jonathan EdwardsMelissa Joan Hart says she helped children escaping Nashville shooting
In an Instagram video, Melissa Joan Hart said the Nashville shooting happened near her children’s school. “Enough is enough,“ she added.
By Kyle MelnickSlain man possibly ‘targeted’ after another man’s overdose, sheriff says
Alexis Elling has been charged as an accomplice in the killing of Rodney Pendegayosh Jr., who may have been involved in her brother's overdose death, officials say.
By Kyle MelnickKenneth Brody, investment banker who led Export-Import Bank, dies at 79
A prominent figure in Washington as well as on Wall Street, he rallied donors in the financial industry behind Bill Clinton’s first presidential campaign.
By Emily LangerRemembering students and school staff killed in Nashville shooting
Nashville police identified the six shooting victims as three Covenant School students and three staff members.
By Karina Elwood, Lori Rozsa, Justine McDaniel, Praveena Somasundaram and Rachel HatzipanagosIdaho bill would ban ‘abortion trafficking’ for minors traveling for procedure
A Republican-led Idaho House bill would limit minors’ ability to travel for an abortion without parental consent, even in states where the procedure is legal.
By Timothy BellaNashville shooter warned friend of ‘something bad’ in Instagram messages
Averianna Patton received disturbing messages on Instagram from her former basketball teammate shortly before the shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville.
By Joanna SlaterA rescue dog and goat are best friends. A shelter put them up for adoption as a pair.
“It’s a weird duo, but it works for them,” said Jennifer Federico, director of animal services at the Wake County Animal Center. “Who are we to judge? They obviously love each other.”
By Cathy FreeThe dreams and limits of Oregon’s hotline against hate
Oregon's approach to addressing bias is gaining momentum across the country as the U.S. contends with a rise in prejudicial abuse and limited recourse.
By Danielle PaquetteAs a monstrous tornado neared Rolling Fork, residents say sirens were silent
Many Rolling Fork residents say they didn't hear sirens before the Mississippi tornado. Questions now remain about warning systems in poor, rural communities.
By Anumita Kaur, Emmanuel Felton and Kasha Patel