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An astonishing 371 law enforcement officers have died from the novel coronavirus in the U.S., with nearly 95 of those COVID-19 deaths reported in Texas alone, statistics released Friday show.

An Illinois man who allegedly threatened the lives of President Biden and other Democratic leaders before this week’s inauguration was ordered held without bond during a recent court hearing.

A Missouri appeals court on Wednesday denied a second challenge from St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner to an order removing her and her office from prosecution of Mark McCloskey, who along with his wife, Patricia, pointed weapons at racial injustice protesters last year.

The crash occurred while the crew had been conducting night vision goggle proficiency training.

Portland, Ore., business owner Stacey Gibson’s Subway franchise is one of many area businesses boarded up amid recent riots and unrest in the city.

A Texas doctor has been fired from his job and is now facing charges after stealing doses of the coronavirus vaccine to administer to his friends and family, prosecutors say. 

The suspect fled back to D.C. in a seeming attempt to evade authorities as they hunted him to his home in Florida.

U.S. lottery players are now in the running to nab a $970 million jackpot, the second-largest prize in the game’s history.

The suspect hit the deputy while trying to flee authorities for the second time that day.

Seattle residents have reportedly taken issue with city officials’ lack of public response in the wake of violent unrest in the Washington city on inauguration night.

Things are about to get active for much of the country in the week ahead.  

Some of the dozens of black-clad Antifa activists and anarchists who faced off against police and vandalized the Democratic Party of Oregon headquarters with anti-Biden graffiti in the southeast part of the city Wednesday seemed to wonder exactly what their purpose was.

A fire at a potato plant in Eastern Washington prompted authorities to issue a Level 3 evacuation order due to the risk of an ammonia explosion.

Follow below for the latest updates on nationwide protests/riots.

Four people arrested in Portland, Ore., rioting on Wednesday were formally charged with crimes ranging from riot to unlawful possession of a destructive device, Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt announced Thursday. 

Hogan said during a news conference at St. John’s College in Annapolis on Thursday that there is a growing consensus in the state and in the country that there is "no public health reason for county school boards to keep students out of schools" due to COVID-19.

Nashville parents whose kids have been learning virtually from home since last spring are pushing for schools to reopen and criticizing school board chair Christiane Buggs for traveling internationally amid the pandemic. 

Antifa militants in Seattle upset over President Joe Biden's inauguration damaged a number of businesses, including the first Starbucks, a tourist attraction that draws coffee lovers to the historic site. 

A probe into the death of the former husband of Lori Vallow, who is under investigation in connection with the deaths of her two children, found that he died of natural causes, authorities said.