Category: Human Interest
Bob Dylan meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, in an unusual encounter between music and faith
Nobel Prize-winning songwriter and the Pontiff exchanged gifts during a private audience arranged by a Vatican official, following the Pope’s public praise of Dylan’s anti-nuclear protest lyrics
Two killed in horrific Halloween-evening crash at Harford County intersection
Port of Baltimore Deputy Executive Director Brian Miller and his wife, Kim, were among the victims.
Update: Baltimore Police need help identifying toddler found alone on East Pratt Street wearing a Cat in the Hat costume
The child was found alone and unattended around 9:50 p.m. on Halloween night
Update: Police in Anne Arundel County ask for help in locating missing girl
Ava Hasselberger, 15, of Glen Burnie, is missing …
Selma Blair issues heartfelt apology following arrest, and her midair plane incident
‘I Am So Sorry’: Actress addresses passengers and others affected by October 11 incident as now she faces assault charges
Possible new dwarf planet discovered beyond Pluto — and it could be one of the largest ever found
Newly identified object, designated ED138, may be larger than Ceres. Discovery by Chile’s powerful Vera C. Rubin Observatory could open the door to finding more hidden worlds in the outer solar system
Jay-Z will headline Super Bowl LXI Halftime Show in Los Angeles
Rap Icon takes center stage for 2027 Super Bowl after years behind the scenes — ‘A Dream Come True’
Orlando drug dealer gets 25 years behind bars after undercover sting uncovers deadly carfentanil pills
Jordan Lee Mauk, 32, was convicted after an investigation by Orlando police led to the seizure of 1,500 pressed synthetic opioid pills considered potentially lethal in tiny quantities
After five years of treatment, Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis
The Emmy-winning actress says she is back at “square one” as doctors try to figure out the cause of her worsening symptoms
Major food recall: Kayem Foods pulls 1.58 million pounds of meat and poultry over health concerns
USDA warns consumers nationwide to check their refrigerators after a warehouse cooling problem potentially compromised ready-to-eat products; no illnesses have been confirmed
