A suspect is held and his property searched after the woman says she saw him shoot and kill her boyfriend.
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Heavy fighting as Iraqis push into Mosul
More than 3,000 Iraqi troops take part in the assault under heavy U.S.-led coalition air support.
Mortar fire ends ‘humanitarian pause’ in Aleppo
Opposition fighters fire on a corridor that had been set aside to allow rebels and residents to leave the besieged eastern part of the city.
Paul Ryan says he’ll seek re-election as House speaker
The Republican from Wisconsin dismisses ‘chatter’ that he no longer wants to be speaker.
Pope names successor to Guam archbishop accused of abusing altar boys
Bishop Michael Jude Byrnes, the auxiliary bishop of Detroit, is the new leader of the Guam archdiocese.
Aged, monumental Vermont elm felled
At 250-300 years old and believed to be the largest of its kind in New England, the massive tree died of Dutch elm disease.
Fox News apologizes for false report on Clinton investigation
Bret Baier’s report that the Democratic nominee likely would be indicted and that her email had been hacked by foreign governments could have been a bombshell – but it wasn’t true.
Who can monitor the polls? Answers to some common questions
The rules vary by state, and while nearly every state does allow partisan observers, they are usually prohibited from intimidating, harassing or threatening voters.
Rampaging squirrel injures 3 at Florida retirement home
The animal bites one person outdoors and won’t let go, prompting the person to run inside, where the squirrel attacks others.
Lewiston man dies after sustaining severe burns in outdoor fire
Michael Garrett had poured gasoline on a campfire and was burned when the gasoline exploded.