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Officials emphasized that the teen did not cast a ballot, make any false statements or violate any election laws in his attempt to cast a ballot.

Police say she may not have realized there was a drop on the other side of the barrier wall that she hopped over.

"One kid special needs. One kid just had surgery. And you're going out of town? In what world are you not the a**hole?" one commenter wrote.

The teen engaged corrections staffers in "a lengthy physical struggle," the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said.

The clip has prompted an outpouring of support for Adrean Hawthorne, a 13-year-old suffering from muscular dystrophy.

His mother has been charged with evidence tampering in connection to the fatal stabbing of 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey.

Newsweek speaks to "Ted Lasso" star Hannah Waddingham about her role in "Sex Education" and what else to expect from Season 3 of the Netflix hit.

"You honestly couldn't tell that she was sick," her brother, Jaylen Brown said.

The teen was reportedly moving a black SUV in the driveway when he hit his younger brother, who was taken to a hospital, where he died.

WalletHub studied the safety and economic impact of teen drivers, licensing requirements and laws to come up with a list of the best states for teen drivers.

The lurker, who was identified and arrested, had served two stints in Florida state prison on manslaughter and burglary charges.

"He indicated to witnesses that he was going to kill someone by taking them in the woods and stabbing them, which are certainly the facts of this case," State Attorney R.J. Larizza said.

Investigators believe the killing to have been premeditated not only by the number of stab wounds, but because Fucci had "made statements to several people that he intended to kill someone."

Bouchard said he went public to get ahead of the story after he learned people were investigating the relationship as part of the opposition to his candidacy.

Lucas MacDonald, the 16-year-old who wrote the note, was shocked when he heard of its lengthy journey.

A TikTok teen who was filming a death prank in an attempt to go viral passed away after the weapon he used took his life.

Prathamesh Jaju, a 16-year-old, resident of Pune, India, went viral on Reddit after sharing a photo of the moon that took 50,000 images and more than 40 hours to capture.

In the Facebook post, the teen's father wrote: "Some of you know and some of you don't, but my 17 year year old son, Preston, has Autism and ADHD...On April 21st at approximately 2:30 pm Preston was Aggressively approached by a Vacaville, California police officer."

Investigators believe the teen was "good friends" with the person who fired the gun.

Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson told local media: "We will not tolerate our officers being targeted, nor should our community."

The outbreak provides more evidence that children and adolescents can transmit the virus effectively, according to the report.

The fifteen-year-old boy died after a shark injured his leg while surfing in New South Wales.

The executive summary of the investigation added the restraint was not part of the treatment plan for the teen, that the staff members reacted "significantly disproportionate" to his behavior and that no one else among other staff, nurses or supervisors stepped in to stop or correct the restraint.

"I found that it was innovative and fun and very easy to read and funny at the same time."

The religious organization fired the 18-year-old after discovering he was gay through social media posts.

"He don't have no tattoos or piercings, so it's like and that was one of the things she compared the dreadlocks to—tattoos and piercings."

The mother claims her 17-year-old son suffered a concussion from the fight and was given in-school suspension as a punishment.

Jason Van Dyke was sentenced in January to 81 months in prison for the murder of Laquan McDonald.

A black teenager in Papillion, Nebraska, was detained in a police cruiser by authorities as he walked house-to-house volunteering to shovel snow off driveways in what authorities are calling a case of "wrong place, wrong time."

"Her response was simply 'that's what they want you to think,'" the teen told NPR.