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The New York City Police Department said it will suspend officers' use of body-worn cameras after one of the devices exploded.        

A study suggests cardiorespiratory fitness is linked to a longer life, suggesting no exercise is worse for health than smoking or diabetes.        

11-year-old Sarah Radney died in Hurricane Michael after being struck by a concrete block while inside a Georgia home.       

A new health forecasting study found Americans will live slightly longer by 2040, but the USA's life expectancy ranking will take a plunge.        

Charlie Dayoub and Raul Fernandez, former officers for Florida's Village of Biscayne Park Police Department, pleaded guilty to the framing in August.        

Thirty journalists from USA TODAY Network spent a day with teachers. What we found: No matter their conditions or pay, they face historic pressure.        

The son reportedly drove over his father, Douglas Ferguson of Bristol, Tennessee, after the father tried to attack him with a chainsaw.        

Sears Holdings — whose presence permeated American life for generations — filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early Monday.       

Civil Air Patrol pilots are flying missions out of Pensacola to give FEMA an aerial view of Hurricane Michael's blow to Panama City and Mexico Beach.        

The warning says an e-cigarette company sold vaping e-liquid products containing active ingredients in erectile dysfunction drugs Cialis and Viagra.        

Firefighters used a boat to rescue two people trapped in a hammock over the flooded Swannanoa        

Louis Brouillard, the retired priest who was the subject of more than 100 sexual abuse lawsuits on Guam, has died in Minnesota,       

Hurricane Michael weakened to tropical storm Thursday but remained a menace across the Southeast after tearing a path of devastation through Florida.        

Michigan deer hunters are being warned of bovine tuberculosis found in the animal after a beef herd was confirmed to carry the disease.        

Ryan S. Cortez is accused of stealing the stamps from the North Kenner Post Office in Kenner, Louisiana. An U. S. Attorney says it's one of the largest internal postal thefts in history.        

A man's friend accidentally stabbed him at Nashville Nightmare, a multi-house attraction in Madison, Tennessee. An employee may have been involved.