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A Georgia woman was left paralyzed after a visit to her chiropractor last month, according to her family. On June 16, she visited a chiropractor in Savannah for an adjustment to her neck. It’s unclear if Jensen’s injury occurred before or during the appointment with her chiropractor.

DNA analysis showed a recently discovered Galápagos Islands tortoise was the same species as a specimen found in 1906, according to a new paper.

Skip the boxed croutons. Make them at home and prepare to be wowed.

Lauren Jensen scored 19 points, hitting a key 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, and No. 10 seed Creighton eliminated No. 2 seed Iowa from the NCAA tournament 64-62 on Sunday.

In running the Kyle Rittenhouse murder case, Judge Bruce E. Schroeder is doing it his way.

The FDA has authorized Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster shots and will allow Americans to switch vaccine brands when they get a booster. Dr. Anthony Fauci joins “CBS Mornings” and explains who will be included, and updates the outlook on vaccines for kids younger than 12.

Carroll's sixth finisher broke a tie with Gregory-Portland at the District 29-5A cross country championships on Friday.

A federal lawsuit says that by axing mask requirements and other measures, a school board "threw students into a COVID-19 'snake pit.' " A Minocqua, Wis., brewery is helping foot parents' legal bill.

Facebook/The WildsFor several weeks earlier this summer, teen campers from across the country converged at a rural Christian camp in North Carolina for faith and fun that within weeks had turned into a superspreader nightmare.The camp is billed as a “funtastic” escape, and campers’ families pay around $350 a week to send their kids onto campgrounds nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains to hike, swim, zipline, barbecue and huddle together for “a healthy portion of God’s Word,” according to descript

In early December, "Minnesota nice" got a little sweeter as each car passed through a Dairy Queen in the city of Brainerd. On December 3, 2020, 900 cars paid for the ice cream orders of the people behind them at a Dairy Queen in Brainerd, Minnesota. "The gal at the window said, 'It's your lucky day and the people in front of you paid for your ice cream,'" Pulak said. Enthusiasm about the pay-it-forward ice cream took off on social media, with the chain racking up $10,000 in sales. Employees of a Dairy Queen in Brainerd, Minnesota.

HOUSTON – Several members of the Fifth Ward community gathered to seek the public’s help finding the killer of a well-liked store clerk. It’s not safe for you in Fifth Ward. The image was captured by cameras at the A-to-Z Food Mart. The image was captured by cameras at the A-to-Z Food Mart. (KPRC)A shrine was set-up in front of the A-to-Z Food Mart to keep Lawrence’s memory alive and serve as a reminder a killer is on the loose.

They wanted change and disruption, until they found out what that actually looked like under a President Trump. “I was super proud that day I walked out of voting,” said Jensen, who voted for Trump in the primary and general election in 2016. James Farr, a 77-year-old evangelical Christian who lives in Kissimmee, Florida, voted Republican in large part because of his opposition to abortion. While working as a Bible translator in Papua New Guinea in 2016, he voted for Trump by absentee ballot. On Nov. 8, 2016, Jensen posted on Facebook, “CNN having a meltdown,” referring to Trump’s unexpected win.

Jensen launched Argus as a fun and novel diversion after making millions as president of Hub Group, a $4 billion transportation company he helped take public during the 1990s. He had been a home brewer, and the craft beer industry seemed poised to break out. He was right about that: The nation has grown from about 1,600 breweries when Argus opened to more than 8,200 at the end of 2019.

Business owner shoots teen during attempted robbery in north Houston, police sayA teen who was allegedly attempting to break into a business was shot by the business owner in the 6200 block of Jensen. A teen who was allegedly attempting to break into a business was shot by the business owner in the 6200 block of Jensen. Photo: OnScene.TV Photo: OnScene.TV Image 1 of / 5 Caption Close Business owner shoots teen during attempted robbery in north Houston, police say 1 / 5 Back to GalleryA teen who was allegedly attempting to break into a north Houston business was shot when the owner returned to the property and fired at him, police said. NEW: 22-year-old driver calls parents not 911 after killing pedestrian near Spring, police sayThe man went to the scene and arrived on his property, where he saw a teen, Bruce said. The man then fired his weapon at the teen and shot the teen in the ankle, Bruce said.