In August, a 5-year-old boy from Ribas do Rio Pardo died after being stung by a scorpion that was inside his shoe. 38 people have been stung by scorpions in the city since the beginning of the ...
A 3-year-old girl was crossing the street with her dad when they were struck by a driver in Minnesota, according to local media reports. The Roseville Police Department was called to the ...
HOUSTON, Texas (WOAI) — A 3-year-old child in Texas is dead after a tragic rollover accident. The deadly accident happened around midnight Monday along U.S. Highway 288 and State Highway 59 ...
The colorful, water-absorbing toys can often look like candy and have sent thousands of children to the emergency room. Homicide investigators looking into death of toddler in Palmdale Mom ...
A 3-year-old girl died while traveling aboard a bus from Texas to Chicago with a group of asylum seekers, officials said. An investigation into the death is underway.
At least a dozen children in Kentucky died in the tornado outbreak. A 3-year-old who died in his mother's arms was among them. The mother described her experience to David Begnaud.
Texas has absorbed 215 acres of land in the Rio Grande in an attempt to stop migrants and gang members from creeping over the border. The Texas General Land Office announced in April that state ...
A 3-year-old child died after a pickup truck driver went through a stop sign in South Carolina, officials said. Four people, including the driver, went to the hospital for medical care after the ...
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in the Biden Administration’s favor, ordering Texas to remove the border buoys from ...
Authorities in South Carolina have determined that the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy during a hunting trip Friday was an accident. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has not ...
A 2-year-old boy died on Friday night in Gary after being accidentally shot by his 3-year-old brother, according to authorities. Police said that officers responded to Northlake Methodist Hospital ...
