The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced significant changes for JEE Main 2025, including the removal of optional ...

Milwaukee parents face child neglect charges after 6 children, including a 2-month-old, were found locked in a storage unit without power or water. NEIGHBORHOOD. BREAKING NEWS HERE. AT 5:00, THE SIX ...

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has introduced six major changes for JEE Main, impacting exam pattern, marking scheme, ...

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A pair of cold-hearted Milwaukee parents locked their six kids — including a 2-month-old baby — inside a storage unit while their dog was allowed to sleep in their car, according to police. Charles ...

The 50-year-old woman was pulled unresponsive from the burning unit on Richmond Rd, Kingswood after fire crews were called in at about 5.45pm on Sunday. A woman has died in a ‘suspicious’ unit fire in ...

Milwaukee has one of the highest poverty rates among large U.S. cities, increasing the risk of housing instability for families. This heartbreaking situation will leave lasting scars on both the ...

Patients from Kigezi Sub-region, who previously had to travel to Kampala to access dialysis services, are celebrating the establishment of a specialised dialysis unit at Rugarama Hospital in Kabale ...

Two people have been criminally charged, accused of locking six children in a Milwaukee storage unit. Charles Dupriest and Azyia Zielinski have been charged with several counts of child neglect.

The six children who police found living in a Milwaukee storage unit on Sept. 16 used a bucket as a toilet and had no electricity or running water while their parents slept in their car with the ...

Ukraine's "Ghosts" unit said it destroyed two more Russian jets and hit radar systems. The mysterious unit hunts Russian assets, particularly in Crimea. This time, Ukrainian military intelligence said ...