An alligator that appeared in numerous TV shows and films over three decades, most notably the 1996 Adam Sandler comedy “Happy Gilmore,” has died at a gator farm in southern Colorado.

Country star Maren Morris is back with a new album, “Dreamsicle,” her fourth studio project.

“I just saw like a fluffy head staring at me right here,” she said.

As students began summer break on Friday, there’s uncertainty over the future of some neighborhood schools as the district moves to consolidate and close some schools.

Some Vermont residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed during severe flooding in July still face housing shortages.

A startup business that places small turbines in irrigation canals to generate electricity has raised $18.4 million to scale up its technology for carbon-free hydropower.

LSU is going to the women's national championship game for the first time.

Saudi Arabia has released an American woman it took into custody after she spoke out on her efforts to leave the country with her young Saudi-American daughter.

Saudi Arabia has taken into custody an American woman who has struggled for years to leave the kingdom with her daughter.

Kind, gentle, and charismatic, Anita Morris is a mother and grandmother.

More than 131,000 people will die of lung cancer this year. It has the lowest five-year survival rate of the other most common cancers.

More than 131,000 people will die of lung cancer this year. It has the lowest five-year survival rate of the other most common cancers.

Complications wrought by the pandemic persist in schools and often fall hardest on those least able to weather them.

The winter weather prompted school districts to cancel in-person learning on Monday, and many COVID-19 vaccination sites were closed and rescheduling appointments. As much as 2 feet (61 centimeters) of snow was predicted to fall in areas throughout the day Monday and overnight. 11:30 a.m.BOSTON — The second phase of Massachusetts’ coronavirus vaccine rollout is being disrupted by a winter storm that’s causing schedule changes and at least one vaccination location to shutdown. A winter storm warning remained in effect until Tuesday for much of the state. Most of the state remained under winter storm warnings or winter weather advisories that were expected to remain in effect through Tuesday morning.

A group holds signs rallying in support of the Save the Children movement, calling for an end to child trafficking Sept. 26, 2020, in Morris, Ill. The movement’s rise has complicated the efforts of the humanitarian organization called Save the Children and other nonprofits that work to help the world’s needy children. Some also use the platform to launch private groups where they swap tips, rumors and stories about child trafficking. While Trump has not made “Save the Children” part of his campaign, he has twice publicly praised QAnon's mission. But the connections among “Save the Children,” QAnon, and Trump still permeate social media.

Maren Morris is baring her baby bump. Morris is expecting her first child, a baby boy, with husband Ryan Hurd. ," she captioned her black-and-white photo, which reveals her baby boy will be born at the end of March; Aries are born between March 20 and April 20. Morris marveled on Instagram on Tuesday about expecting a baby boy after spending so much time focusing on all things "girl" with her latest album. RELATED CONTENT:Maren Morris Expecting First Child With Husband Ryan HurdMiranda Lambert and Maren Morris Drop New Song 'Way Too Pretty for Prison'

Maren Morris is paying tribute to late singer Kylie Rae Harris. I just heard the news and I'm in shock," Morris wrote, below a candid snapshot of Harris. "Thinking of your family and your precious baby girl right now," Morris continued. "It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," Harris explained. RELATED CONTENT:Country Singer Kylie Rae Harris Dead at 30Miranda Lambert and Maren Morris Drop New Song 'Way Too Pretty for Prison'Country Singer Granger Smith's 3-Year-Old Son Dies After 'Tragic Accident'

Police in Galveston, Texas apologize after photos surface of man in handcuffs being led using a 'line,' tied to mounted officer. GALVESTON, Texas - A Texas police department is apologizing for its treatment of an African-American man that the police chief said caused the man "unnecessary embarrassment." Photos show two mounted officers from the Galveston Police Department escorting a handcuffed man. One officer is leading the man, identified as 43-year-old Donald Neely, with what appears to be a rope. Bell had previously posted on social media that it was hard for her to understand "why these officers felt this young man required a leash, as he was handcuffed and walking between two mounted officers."