All news by author: Connie Bowker

A squatter who put a couple's home up for sale, changed the locks and even paid property tax is back in the house after being released from jail, and police aren't willing to help in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

A man in his 30s has died after eating raw oysters in a Texas restaurant amidst concern over the rising levels of flesh eating bacteria 'Vibrio Vulnificus' rise around the US

Zeus the Great Dane, who would measure a staggering 7 feet tall when standing on his hind legs, sadly couldn't be saved by doctors and passed away on Tuesday after surgery complications

"It won't intimidate me and it won't silence me" says the Democratic Virginia House candidate caught up in webcam scandal as she refuses to stand down from race

The groundbreaking research shows sitting down for long periods every day is a significant risk factor likely to cause dementia, regardless of whether you break them up with a walk

A flying ambulance designed to reach speeds of 288mph and get to emergency sites within eight minutes has secured funding from the US Air Force and could be on the market by 2027

Infamous sperm donor Kyle Gordy had previously given it up to focus on finding love after admitting donating took a toll on his sex life, but he's now got eight more children on the way

As summer comes to an end, signs in the US are pointing to a rise in Covid-19 activity as a new strain called Pirola dubbed the most striking since Omicron sweeps the US and enters the UK

A 41 year old man has pleaded guilty to selling human remains as part of nation- wide network which saw buyers come to morgues to select human body parts to buy

Jennifer Dumaresq, from Colorado, with multiple personalities describes them as like a "group of friends" and says together they are tackling the stigma around her disorder

Cool relief is on its way for Arizona residents who have endured a record breaking hot summer- with temperatures in Phoenix reaching 110F for 55 consecutive days

A strange dome-shaped home, made entirely of stone and powered by solar energy, has been put up for sale in Florida which was hit by Hurricane Idalia just weeks ago

Historic front-row tickets which would have witnessed the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln are set to go up for auction and are expected to fetch £80,000

The adult-only play centre has been branded as 'weird' by some, but the Kindergarten creator insists on psybenefits and asks "What's so weird about having fun?"