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'Anything But Ghosts' is coming sooner than you think.

Parents gain sweeping new controls as TikTok must flag suspicious teen-adult interactions, limit profile discovery, and ban cosmetic filters for minors.

While college football is the focus this time around, the upcoming second capsule will turn its attention to basketball.

A witness called 911 and tried to keep Lowrance, 22, from reaching a second firearm after McBrayer was shot, according to Fairbanks police.

Martell Holt’s celebratory dinner turns tense as cast members shade his on-again, off-again partner and question her real estate remarks.

Drake takes his Ella Langley fandom into the booth for 'FOMO.'

Martell Holt’s former mistress finally steps into the group, confronting years of scrutiny and challenging the narrative surrounding their relationship.

A career win, a devastating loss and one shocking newcomer put Martell, Destiny and the Huntsville couples to the test in the first Season 12 look.

The "Back That Azz Up" artist, to be clear, has absolutely nothing to do with the attempted cannonball theft.

As viral theories explode over the Mississippi teen’s death, his inner circle says they’re dodging online threats while trying to clear their names.

The Jackson House, once a safe haven for civil rights leaders during the Selma voting-rights campaign, has reopened at Greenfield Village after an 800-mile move.

From 16.8 points per game to a Class C felony, Alabama star Aden Holloway now faces drug charges just days before the NCAA tournament.

He walked out of the store before the fatal shot, but spent decades on death row. How public pressure and felony-murder laws led to a stunning reversal.

Police say a late-night fight inside a Mobile, Alabama Subway escalated when an employee allegedly shot a customer during a confrontation.

Police charged the toddler’s mother with false reporting as the search continues and investigators work to clarify the timeline of her disappearance.

He has a history of health issues.

He goes to court on Feb. 10.

The civil rights pioneer was arrested at 15 after refusing to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery bus.