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Jon Marshall, manager of the Hy-Vee Gas Fresh & Fast in Quincy, Illinois, says the hunt for the $1.04 billion Powerball winner feels like "a murder mystery."

Nearly 30 dead dogfish sharks washed up on a Jersey Shore beach, and a shark ecologist reveals thoughts on what likely caused the rare mass stranding event.

Lillie Vehling, a UC Davis water polo player, spotted three girls bobbing and struggling in the waters of Lake Washington during Seafair's Blue Angels show.

Raising new questions about how the virus spread, ancient DNA from Chilean mummies provides the strongest genetic evidence to date that European colonization brought smallpox to the Americas.

A rogue Wi-Fi network called "Delta WiFi Fast" appeared for passengers on a Delta flight from Las Vegas, forcing the crew to shut down in-flight internet for 30 minutes.

A boater used rope from his vehicle as a makeshift tourniquet after an alligator grabbed a swimmer's arm in Florida's Silver River and pulled her underwater.

The coastal town of Saint-Tropez is "packed" as influencers drive more tourists to the French Riviera. A luxury travel influencer shared tips for anyone wanting to avoid crowds.

Rock climber Jake Whisenant died from blunt force trauma in a fall at Sequoia National Park, authorities confirmed. The elite climber set records on El Capitan.

Mexico's cruise passenger fee doubled to $10 on Aug. 1 at ports like Cabo San Lucas and Cancún, with plans to reach $21 by 2028 under a phased tax. A cruise expert shared insight.

Jake Whisenant, 30, has died after an accident in the Sierra Nevada. The well-known rock climber once scaled El Capitan's Nose route twice in a single day.