Wilt Chamberlain’s family is keeping close watch as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander closes in on one of his long-standing NBA records.

A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison following his involvement in a 2021 crash that killed five people in Orange County, three of them children, court records show.

“Lurker,” a breakout film from the Sundance Film Festival, explores the dark side of celebrity and fandom.

The case against a former Georgia prosecutor accused of interfering with the police investigation into the 2020 killing of Ahmaud Arbery has taken a blow in the courtroom.

Police in northern England say four men have been arrested on suspicion of trespassing on the grounds of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s home.

A Florida educator is doing her part to add to the professional and personal development of women from all walks of life.

Dutton and Wrenlee are on the rise but they’re no match for champs Liam and Olivia as the top baby names in the U.S. last year.

The Virginia Department of Corrections has recorded audio of at least 30 executions over the last three decades, but it has no plans to release the tapes publicly.

One of the newest boy bands to hit the sound waves is a group known as No Lonely Hearts.

A woman faces charges after Palm Bay police say she punched a child in the face and threatened the officer who arrested her.

CASSELBERRY, Fla. – Casselberry police are investigating racial slurs found in a portable bathroom at a construction site. On Wednesday, Tiquanna Oliver said just before she took a break during her shift at a construction site on Lake Drive in Casselberry, she stopped to use the restroom. So I turn around and that is when I saw it.”The n-word and other markings including “black lives splatter” were found in the portable bathroom. Oliver was working as an electrician on the site and said she works among various subcontractors and vendors. Oliver said the general contractor of the site MEC contractors worked promptly to remedy and address the problem.

This Nov. 16, 2019 photo shows an altar made by mortician and death cafe host Angela Craig-Fournes in honor of Death Cafe founder Jon Underwood, who died in 2017. Others attending virtual Death Cafes are coping with fresh losses from COVID-19, cancer and other illness. At one recent virtual Death Cafe, a 33-year-old man spoke of refusing to pack up his wifes belongings six months after her death from cancer. Psychotherapist Nancy Gershman, who specializes in grief and loss, has been hosting Death Cafes in New York since they made their way to the U.S. in 2013. She also trains others as doulas and has been hosting Death Cafes in Washington, D.C., for about five years.