A look back at March 2020, when the pandemic first gripped the US

A look back at what was happening as the COVID pandemic took hold of the world, closed public spaces and shuttered the global economy.

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Italian prosecutor seeks life for US men charged with murder

An Italian prosecutor has requested life in prison for two young American men charged with slaying an Italian police officer in central Rome

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Warmest air since November expected across parts of US next week

Temperatures will likely soar up to 20 degrees above average in the upcoming week.

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Poet Amanda Gorman says she was tailed by guard who thought of her as 'threat'

Poet Amanda Gorman said she was tailed by a guard on her way home because he thought she looked suspicious.

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Washington's latest political war? It's over 'Neanderthal thinking'

GOP lawmakers have rushed to the defense of Neanderthals, an ancient species from which humans descended and went extinct 40,000 years ago.

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Omaha mayor's family says her husband has died

The family of Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert says her husband has died

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New York state legislature passes bill to limit Cuomo's pandemic emergency powers

New York passes bill to limit Gov. Cuomo's pandemic emergency powers.

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A woman's affair with a married man leads to her disappearance

The family of the missing woman is pleading for the truth from her kidnappers.

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Democrats' unemployment insurance plan passes on party line vote

Democrats' unemployment insurance plan passed on party line vote.

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Defense secretary says US still assessing who carried out Iraq rocket attack

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told ABC's "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz the U.S. is still assessing who was behind the Iraq rocket attack and how to respond.

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