Funding bill to replace Baltimore Key Bridge could take shape in 'matter of weeks': Top House Republican

Senior House appropriator and Rules Committee Chairman Tom Cole, R-Okla., discusses Congress' role in the recovery and reconstruction of the Port of Baltimore.

Dark money-fueled law firm joins Massachusetts climate suit against Big Oil

FIRST ON FOX: A California climate-focused law firm fueled by dark money quietly intervened in Massachusetts' Big Oil lawsuit, according to filings reviewed by Fox News Digital.

Mail-in ballots must have dates on envelopes, Pennsylvania appeals court rules

A Pennsylvania court has ruled that mail-in ballots must have accurate dates on envelopes, a ruling that will have a significant impact on this year's election.

New York City wiener war recalls glory days when Big Apple battles ruled baseball

New York City once ruled the baseball world, with three different teams battling for bragging rights in three different boroughs. Today, the Great Wiener War pits Manhattan vs. Brooklyn.

Pennsylvania man in 'Scream' costume slaughtered neighbor with chainsaw, knife: police

Zak Moyer, 30, faces homicide charges after allegedly donning a 'Scream' costume and butchering his neighbor Edward Whitehead Jr., 59, with a chainsaw and knife.

Former US Sen. Joe Lieberman to be honored with funeral service in his hometown of Stamford

Former U.S. Senator and one-time vice presidential candidate Joe Lieberman will be remembered at a funeral service in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut.

Harvard sees dip in applications following antisemitism, plagiarism controversies

Harvard University saw a small decline in total applications for admission in comparison to recent years, according to data provided Thursday by the Ivy League institution.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Powerful crane linked to CIA secret Cold War mission arrives to clean up debris

The Chesapeake 1000 floating crane, which has ties to a CIA mission during the Cold War, has showed up to help clean bridge debris in Baltimore, Maryland.

Baltimore Key Bridge: House Republicans divided after Biden vows feds will foot the bill

House Republicans are split over how to handle the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore after President Biden promised the federal government would pay the full cost of reconstruction.

Vermont troopers referred to court diversion in beanbag shooting case

Vermont State Police Sgt. Ryan Wood, 37, and Trooper Zachary Trocki, 35, have been referred to court diversion after being charged with reckless endangerment.

Former NYPD officer cleared of murder, manslaughter in shooting of childhood friend

Former New York City Police Officer Errick Allen, 30, was acquitted Thursday of murder and manslaughter in the 2020 shooting of Christopher Curro.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul leaves NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller’s wake abruptly after 10 minutes; bystanders clap

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared to leave the wake of slain NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller just minutes after arriving on Friday afternoon, video showed.

Boston says it's overrun by illegal immigrants, plans to place them in veterans housing

Boston is preparing to open another site to house migrants as Massachusetts struggles to deal with the influx from the southern border.

NJ man arrested after 9-year-old son found dead inside burning car

Manuel Rivera, 43, of Sayreville, New Jersey, has been arrested and charged with aggravated arson after setting fire to a car, where his nine-year-old son was later found dead.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul leaves NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller’s wake abruptly after 10 minutes; bystanders clap

Just minutes after arriving at the wake of a slain NYPD officer, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul left following a short discussion with someone there.

Judge blocks NJ ballot design panned for alleged pro-establishment favoritism

A federal judge agreed Friday to block New Jersey's primary ballot design, widely panned as being deliberately structured to boost candidates favored by their parties' establishment.

3 Pennsylvania men have convictions overturned after decades behind bars in woman's 1997 killing

Three men, imprisoned for years in the 1997 murder of a 70-year-old woman, have had their convictions overturned by a PA judge; the DNA of the men 'never matched that found at the scene.'

Maine Gov. Mills proposes budget revisions for housing, childcare

Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills unveiled Friday a budget revision that includes additional, one-time spending on housing expenditures, as well as more childcare grants.

Special Olympics Maine founder accused of grooming, sexually abusing 9-year-old

The late Special Olympics Maine founder Melvin "Mickey" Boutilier is accused in a new lawsuit of grooming and sexually abusing a boy over the course of two decades.

New York City's mayor gets baptized in jail by Rev. Al Sharpton on Good Friday

Eric Adams, Mayor of New York City, received a jailhouse baptism from Rev. Al Sharpton on Good Friday at the Rikers Island jail complex, joining in on the rite with a group of incarcerated men.

Pete Buttigieg is facing his biggest test yet

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is presenting Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg a new challenge, the latest in a long string of crises.

New Jersey woman sings Taylor Swift hits while awake during brain surgery: 'Eras Tour' in the O.R.

New Jersey mom Selena Campione received an awake craniotomy to remove a tumor from her brain, and was instructed by Dr. Nitesh Patel to sing during the procedure. The patient and doctor share details on what turned into Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" in the operating room.

Catskill Mountain farmer challenges campus critics who say foragers are 'destroying the Earth'

Rick Bishop, farmer and owner of Mountain Sweet Berry Farm in Roscoe, New York, has foraged for ramps (also called wild leeks) for decades. The rural practice, he says, now faces campus critics.

New York governor ridiculed by Long Islanders for appearing at slain NYPD officer's wake

Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y., sounded off on 'The Ingraham Angle,' along with guest host and Long Islander Brian Kilmeade about Democratic politicians' overtures toward the Diller family.

Landmark NJ ballot redesign ruling asked to be put on hold

New Jersey county clerks have requested a delay of a landmark decision to scrap the state’s county-line ballot design, which critics say gives weight to establishment candidates.

Mets pay tribute to slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller on Opening Day

The New York Mets honored slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller before their home opener against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, just days after he was fatally shot during a traffic stop.

Wife of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller delivers emotional eulogy as thousands attend funeral

A sea of blue uniforms accompanied family and friends at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Massapequa, New York for the funeral of slain NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Maryland governor says conditions are currently 'unsafe’ for rescue divers

Maryland Governor Wes Moore said the conditions remained "unsafe" for rescue divers due to debris and weather following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

'Deeply depressed' Maryland shelter cat goes viral after adoption plea

Mr. O, a Maryland-based cat, recently went viral on Facebook after his sad adoption story was shared by an animal shelter, his current home. The shelter hopes he is adopted soon.

Connecticut becomes one of last states to allow in-person early voting

Connecticut is now one of 46 states where early voting is allowed, which was held a week before Tuesday's presidential primary.

Maine airport offers its visitors a rare chance to 'visit' the moon

Travelers to Portland International Jetport, Maine's largest airport, can now take a trip to "visit" the moon thanks to a new exhibit called "Fly Me to the Moon."

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' luxury yacht draws comparisons to Epstein Island amid sex trafficking probe

Hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is under scrutiny amid a flurry of lawsuits alleging sex abuse and a federal trafficking probe that draws comparisons to the Epstein case.

US asks fishermen to save WWII warship, historic wrecks by protecting underwater 'time capsules'

NOAA asked fishermen and boaters to steer clear of historic shipwrecks in a protected sanctuary off the coast of Massachusetts to preserve the underwater "time capsules"

Chocolate Easter bunnies leaped from Pennsylvania Dutch ingenuity, hobbled by inflation in 2024

Pennsylvania candy salesman Robert Strohecker sparked a frenzy with the first chocolate Easter bunny in 1890. The business is facing high prices and low supply in 2024.

Hochul echoes WH with New York Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter, orders landmarks lit for occasion

Thirteen landmarks in New York will be lit Sunday in observance of International Transgender Day of Visibility, which happens to fall on Easter this year.

Long Island roller derby league fighting county order restricting transgender players in women's sports

A Long Island roller derby league is going back at a Nassau County executive order preventing women's and girls' teams with transgender players from using county-run facilities.

FDNY firefighters removes ‘Thin Red Line’ flag after Dem's office called it a political symbol

NYC firefighters were were ordered to remove a "Thin Red Line" flag after receiving a complaint from a Democratic councilwoman’s office that it was a "political symbol."

Maine GOP lawmaker sounds alarm on 'sanctuary state' proposal for abortions and sex changes

Hearings continue for controversial bill in Maine that would make it a sanctuary state for abortions and gender-transition procedures.

Maine college student found dead as authorities investigate cause

A 20-year-old Maine college student was found dead in a parking lot Sunday near the Frank J. Woods Bridge in Topsham. Officials are awaiting autopsy results.

Longtime US Rep William Delahunt of Massachusetts dies at 82

William D. Delahunt, a long-serving U.S. Representative from Massachusetts has died at the age of 82 after battling a long-term illness, his family said.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Man who crossed moments before disaster says 'I'm really lucky'

Larry Desantis, a bakery worker, says if he crossed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore a minute later last Tuesday, that he "wouldn't be here."

NYC sucker-punch victim speaks out after hit breaks jaw: ‘Don’t want this to happen again’

Dulce Pichardo, 57, detailed how a man sucker-punched her in Brooklyn, New York, in the hopes that her story will help stop similar attacks.

NY Times blasted for ‘disgraceful’ coverage of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller’s funeral

New York Post editorial board scolded rival paper The New York Times after the Gray Lady failed to cover comments by the widow of slain NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller.

Americans stranded by Norwegian Cruise Line after island excursion, left without money, vital meds: report

American passengers on a Norwegian Cruise were stranded on an island Friday, and the group, including a man without his heart medicine, still hasn't reconnected with the ship

Woman working at Irish bar stabbed to death on shift in front of horrified patrons

Sarah McNally, an Irish immigrant working at the Céilí House pub in Queens, was allegedly stabbed in the neck by her boyfriend on Saturday as patrons looked on, according to a report.

Pro-Palestinian protesters released after disrupting Easter Mass in NYC

Three pro-Palestinian protesters are facing charges after being arrested for disrupting an Easter weekend Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Disabled DC man beaten to death on video, 3 young girls arrested

Three girls have been arrested and charged for allegedly beating a 64-year-old Washington, DC man to death in October 2023, police announced on Friday.

'Common sense wave' coming in November after NYPD officer's death, GOP candidate says

House candidate Alison Esposito, R-N.Y., joined "Fox & Friends First" to discuss her race in a swing district and the need to hold violent criminals accountable.

Businesses, environmental groups back bid to put massive hiking trail overhaul before Maine voters

Over 500 entities have coalesced behind a Maine proposal to send a $30 million overhaul of the state's nature trail system to the ballot box.

Atlantic City mayor says home was searched over 'private family issue,' dismissing corruption whisperings

Democratic Mayor Marty Small of Atlantic City, New Jersey, said Monday that five search warrants were executed at his home over a personal matter, denying a criminal investigation.

Bucknell University student's death on campus unrelated to active shooter 'hoax'

Bucknell University on Saturday announced the death of Christian Samay, class of 2024, after police were called to the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house over the weekend.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Crews cut, lift away 200-ton chunk of tangled structure, channel opened

Maryland officials on Monday said a large chunk of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge was collected and a temporary channel was opened.

2 charged in fentanyl death of prominent NYC trans activist

Antonio Venti, 52, and Michael Kuilan, 44, have been charged with providing the fentanyl-laced heroin that killed New York City transgender activist Cecilia Gentili.

DeSantis notches win in lawsuit over migrant flights, but company that arranged them not in the clear yet

A federal judge has dropped a lawsuit targeting Ron DeSantis after the Republican Florida Governor coordinated flights of illegal immigrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard in 2022.

Kathy Hochul, New York Democrats under fire for using luxury suite to watch Bills game: 'Abused their power'

A formal complaint was made alleging New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and other top state Democrats "abused their power" by using a luxury suite for the Bills-Cowboys game last season.

NYC mosques struggle to house surging migrant population this Ramadan

New York mosques are grappling with the task of meeting a surging number of migrants' needs during Ramadan while striving to provide meals, shelter and assistance.

New York judge says FDNY booing of Letitia James, pro-Trump chants not about politics, 'has to do with race'

A Brooklyn federal judge said FDNY members booing Attorney General Letitia James and chanting in favor of Donald Trump was not about politics, but race.

Easy-drinking herbal beer gruit inspired by era when ale was aphrodisiac, medicine, hallucinogen

Gruit is a beer from medieval times made with an array of herbs and consumed as aphrodisiac, medicine and hallucinogen. It's enjoyed a revival among American brewers.

Vermont legislature advancing bill to require fossil fuel companies to cover damages following extreme weather

The Vermont Legislature is advancing legislation to require fossil fuel companies to pay for damages following a catastrophic summer flood and damage from other weather-related events.

Biden admin approves eighth US offshore wind project off Massachusetts coast

The U.S. Interior Department has approved the eighth commercial-scale offshore wind project. It is scheduled to be built off the coast of Massachusetts.

6-alarm Boston fire leaves 1 dead, several injured, neighbors fleeing for their lives

Boston firefighters worked to extinguish a massive six-alarm fire that killed one resident, injured at least five others on Meridian Street on Tuesday morning.

Family of disabled DC man Reggie Brown calls for child suspects in deadly beating to be charged as adults

The family of a disabled man beaten to death in northwest Washington, D.C., last fall would like to see the three young suspects charged as adults.

Boston mayor silent on sanctuary city policies amid migrant crime reports

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has been silent on the city’s sanctuary policies despite multiple high-profile crimes allegedly committed by migrants in recent months.

Boyfriend arrested in NYC Irish pub slaying after bartender butchered on the job: police

Marcin Pieciak, 36, was charged with second-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his girlfriend Sarah McNally while she tended bar at the Céilí House in Queens on Saturday.

GOP Senate candidate Larry Hogan launches Maryland bus tour as Dem candidates face off

Hogan is launching a bus tour across Maryland as he seeks to leverage his popularity as governor into a chance to turn a blue Senate seat red in November.

'Integrity' of NY legal system at stake as Trump appeals civil fraud case, Jonathan Turley says

Fox News contributor examines the significance of former President Trump's appeal after posting a $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case.

I-95 North in Philadelphia closes after truck hits overhead railroad bridge

Interstate-95 north in Philadelphia will be closed for several days, officials say, after an oversized truck hit an overhead railroad bridge on Monday.

Ex-con NYC murder suspect seen smiling with DA Bragg pleads not guilty, held without bail

Sheldon Johnson, ex-con prison reform activist who wooed the Manhattan DA before becoming a murder suspect, pleads not guilty in rival's murder before Bronx judge denies bail.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Second temporary channel opened, rough weather slows debris removal

Crews opened a second temporary channel at the site of the Baltimore bridge collapse that killed six transportation workers last week, officials said.

Connecticut man pleads guilty to attempted sexual assault of Muslim state representative

30-year-old Andrey Desmond pleaded guilty Tuesday to attempted sexual assault and other offenses for his 2023 assault on Democratic Connecticut state Rep. Maryam Khan.

New York inmates sue corrections department to watch solar eclipse amid planned prison lockdowns

Six New York prison inmates are suing over a planned lockdown of their correctional facility so they can view the April 8 solar eclipse.

Alleged squatters pull Shake Shack receipt as proof they legally occupy couple’s $930,000 home

Two alleged squatters provided a Shake Shack receipt as documentation to prove their legal residency of a New York property, according to the court filing.

Barstool Sports personality running for Congress in NY-1 with 'common sense' plan: 'Voice for this generation'

Barstool Sports personality Bill Cotter is running for Congress for New York's 1st Congressional District on a "common sense" platform that appeals to young voters.

Barstool Sports personality running for Congress in NY-3 with 'common sense' plan: 'Voice for this generation'

Barstool Sports personality Bill Cotter is running for Congress for New York's 3rd Congressional District on a "common sense" platform that appeals to young voters.

Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard on flights coordinated by DeSantis can sue aviation company

A federal judge has ruled that migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard in 2022 can sue the aviation company, saying they were targeted because of their ethnic background.

Solar eclipse: New York murderer, felons sue for 'religious' viewing after prisons order lockdowns

Six inmates at Woodbourne Correctional Facility in New York argue that a state-wide prison lockdown during the solar eclipse would infringe on their constitutional religious rights.

Battleground Dem senator posted 23 times on George Floyd, silent on Laken Riley

Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. Bob Casey has tweeted about George Floyd at least 23 times but 0 times about Laken Riley following her murder, a review of his X accounts show.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs accusers can't be silenced by nondisclosure agreements in trafficking probe: experts

Any potential NDAs between Sean "Diddy" Combs and his accusers or employees who witnessed alleged wrongdoing would not prevent them from speaking with the feds.

Republican Senate candidate in crucial race in key battleground state reports $6.2 million haul

Dave McCormick, the Republican candidate running for the Senate in the swing state of Pennsylvania, is showcasing a second straight formidable fundraising quarter, as he hauls in $6.2 million

House GOP chair demands Trump hush-money judge recuse himself after latest gag order, claims 'judicial bias'

House GOP Chair Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., accused Manhattan Judge Juan Merchan of "clear judicial bias" and insisted he recuse himself from former President Trump's hush-money case.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Underwater 3D images show mangled remains of Francis Scott Key Bridge

Photos released by the U.S. Navy show 3D sonar imaging of the Francis Scott Key Bridge wreckage at the bottom of the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland.

Body that washed ashore in 1992 ID'ed as Buffalo man who died going over Niagara Falls

A body that washed up on Lake Ontario's shoreline in 1992 has been identified as that of Vincent Stack, who is believed to have died two years earlier while going over Niagara Falls.

Maryland crane used to clean up bridge collapse also was used for a 1970s CIA mission

The Chesapeake 1000, the crane that is being used to clean up shattered steel from the Maryland bridge collapse, was previously used for CIA missions during the cold war.

Progressive activists take victory lap after tens of thousands of Democrats cast protest votes against Biden

Almost 50,000 Wisconsin Democratic voters opted against voting for President Biden Tuesday night in a state decided by a razor-thin margin in the previous election.

DHS arrests 3 at suspected NYC migrant squatter house live on camera

Three people were arrested live on Fox News by Homeland Security on Wednesday at a NYC house that has been the focus of a squatting, drugs and guns incident involving migrants.

Trump hush-money case 'could not be worse for our country,' Jonathan Turley warns

Fox News contributor examines the "horrendous" optics of former President Donald Trump's ongoing legal battles ahead of the 2024 election.

New York judge in hush-money trial rejects Trump's request for delay until after SCOTUS rules on immunity

Manhattan Judge Juan M. Merchan has rejected the former president’s bid for a delay in the hush money trial until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on his immunity claims in another case.

Maryland divers guided by sonar due to extreme poor visibility in Key Bridge repair: Like a 'snowstorm'

Divers are relying on sonar technology to guide them underwater during salvage operations in the aftermath of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse last week.

Jay-Z's 'Made in America' festival cancelled for second year in a row

Rap music mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's "Made in America" festival, hosted annually in Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend, has been cancelled for the second year in a row.

Maryland Dems worry planned tax hike carries dire consequence: Sen. Larry Hogan

Some Maryland Democrats worry that a legislative push for a nine-figure tax hike may bolster Republican former Gov. Larry Hogan's bid to flip one of the state's U.S. Senate seats.

Playwright Christopher Durang, a Tony winner for 'Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,' dies at 75

Tony Award-winning playwright Christopher Durang died Tuesday at age 75 at his home in Pennsylvania of complications from logopenic primary progressive aphasia, a rare type of Alzheimer’s disease.

MTA demanding New York City Marathon organizers pay $750K for lost toll revenue in this year's race: report

The New York Road Runners, the non-profit that runs the New York City Marathon, is being demanded by the MTA to pay $750,000 in lost toll revenue for using the Verrazano Bridge.

Company behind New Jersey's 3 nuclear plants to seek 20-year approval to continue operations

PSEG Nuclear LLC is seeking federal approval to continue operating its three New Jersey nuclear plans for another 20 years. An extension would allow operations past 2050.

Prosecutors will seek death penalty for PA triple homicide suspect

Pennsylvania authorities announced Wednesday their intent to pursue the death penalty against Levittown triple homicide suspect Andre Gordon Jr.

One of oldest Christian liturgical books expected to bring in more than $2.6M at London auction

The Crosby-Schøyen Codex, which was written on papyrus in Egypt, is the earliest Christian liturgical book, and is expected to sell for more than $2.6 million.

On this day in history, April 4, 1973, World Trade Center opens in NYC, crowned by tallest towers on Earth

The World Trade Center in New York City opened with ceremonies hosted by the governors of New York and New Jersey on this day in history, April 4, 1973.

Squatting trend at tipping point as migrants coach others how to exploit laws; experts warn, 'Damage is done'

Lax squatting laws in certain cities and states could become exploited by migrants who have flooded the nation in recent years, experts warn.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs probe: Son's lawyer slams feds for 'dirtying' jury pool, leaks

High-powered defense lawyer Jeffrey Lichtman, whose clients have included John Gotti Jr. and El Chapo, is now representing Diddy's son, Justin Combs.

Biden’s get-out-the-vote executive order challenged, heading to Supreme Court: 'Target welfare populations'

A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of President Biden’s voting access executive order will soon make its way to the Supreme Court.

Bob Menendez corruption allegations a warning to get our House in order

The latest corruption allegations against Sen. Menendez have Americans shaking their heads. But the N.J. lawmaker may escape punishment because legal clarity is urgently needed.

New York Senate votes to abolish law from 1907 that makes cheating on spouse illegal

New York lawmakers have voted to repeal a law from 1907 that criminalizes adultery, which could soon be abolished. The state Senate approved the bill on Wednesday.

Maryland Dem who used racial slur during House hearing 'refused to commit' to debate against primary opponent

A planned Maryland Democratic Senate debate between Rep. David Trone, D-Md., and Angela Alsobrooks was cancelled this week after Trone reportedly "refused to commit."

Biden holds narrow lead over Trump in new poll despite concerns he’s ‘too old' for a second term

President Biden defeated former President Trump by just two points in a new poll of Pennsylvania registered voters, despite the enduring belief of many that he is too old to serve as chief executive for another term.

Top Biden adviser's wife considering run for House seat in key swing state

The wife of President Biden's National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, is reportedly considering running for Congress in New Hampshire.

Maryland Democrat's gubernatorial campaign fined $2,000

Former Education Secretary John King's 2022 campaign for the Maryland governorship has been fined $2,000 for sending material without an identifying authority line.

New York lawmakers push back budget deadline again

NY lawmakers on Thursday passed an extension to April 8 for the state's budget in order to ensure state workers continue to get paid amid negotiations; Gov. Kathy Hochul needs to sign the bill.

Boston hospital to scale back on child abuse and neglect reports that can perpetuate 'structural racism'

Mass General Brigham announced it would its update policies on automatically flagging child abuse and neglect reports in cases of mothers testing positive for drugs.

New Hampshire home explosion kills woman, injures child amid nor'easter

A grandmother was killed, and her granddaughter was injured when a house exploded in Derry, New Hampshire, amid a snowstorm Thursday morning.

Broker who found alleged Shake Shack squatters in $930K home says city is allowing 'culture of lawlessness'

A New York broker encountered alleged squatters at a Queens property she manages. Now they're suing her and the homeowner to prove their legal rights to be in the property.

Brooklyn DA says he shut down 21 websites linked to thefts of millions through crypto scams

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced Thursday the seizure of 21 web domains tied to so-called "pig butchering" financial fraud schemes.

US Army Corps of Engineers plans to reopen Port of Baltimore by end of April after Key Bridge collapse

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it hopes to open a limited access channel to the Port of Baltimore by the end of April. It hopes to restore the full channel by the end of May.

NY county faces legal setback over order restricting transgender players in women's sports

A federal judge denied Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's fight against the state attorney general to avoid legal action over his executive order.

Indian child sex offender arrested after Maryland courts give light sentences, detainer holds ignored: ICE

An Indian citizen convicted of child sex offenses in Maryland was arrested by immigration authorities near his home last month and was order to be deported.

On this day in history, April 5, 1908, actress Bette Davis born in Massachusetts: 'Strong-willed woman'

Hollywood icon Bette Davis was born on April 5, 1908, in Lowell, Massachusetts. Davis went on to win two Academy Awards for Best Actress and was nominated 10 times for the award.

New York inmates will be able to view total solar eclipse after lawsuit settled with corrections department

Six New York inmates will be able to see the total solar eclipse after reaching a settlement with the corrections department following a lawsuit claiming violation of religious rights.