A 19th-century totem pole is making its way back home to the Nuxalk Nation in British Columbia after being removed from the Royal B.C. Museum in Victoria. The First Nation spent years trying to get the totem pole back and even filed a lawsuit against t…
Historic land claim settlement paved way for Indigenous rights
Yukon is marking the 50th anniversary of the first comprehensive land claim accepted by Ottawa for negotiation in Canadian history, which was a major turning point for Indigenous rights across the country.
Biden will be made to ‘look weak’ if Chinese balloon narrative appears confusing
US President Joe Biden will be ultimately made to “look really weak” if his administration appears to lose control of the narrative regarding the confusion surrounding the Chinese balloon program, says former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Questions surround objects entering US airspace
FOX 26 Reporter Matthew Seedorff has more as officials want more answers after several objects were shot down in U.S. airspace.
Security increasing at select St. Paul schools following stabbing
Additional police will have a presence at select SPPS schools following a fatal stabbing at Harding High School last week.
APD SWAT responds to mental health crisis on S Congress
The Austin Police Department SWAT team responded to a mental health crisis on S. Congress Monday night.
Former Doraville police officer arrested in Susana Morales death case
The remains of 16-year-old Susana Morales were found last week near the Gwinnett and Barrow County line. Gwinnett County Police announced the arrest and charging of a now former Doraville police officer.
Neighbor “jarred” out of sleep by apartment complex fire
Lance Gunnan said he was asleep when fire crews came banging on nearby doors, yelling to warn tenants that their Marietta apartment complex was on fire.
Dickinson Animal Shelter needs dogs adopted now before undergoing renovations
FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace explains why one animal shelter needs you to adopt their animals.
Former CapMetro bus driver accepts plea agreement for killing Austin bicyclist in 2019
Mindi Stafford pleaded guilty last month to criminally negligent homicide. Former FOX 7 employee Tony Diaz was killed when the bus Stafford was driving ran over him while he was biking on the UT campus on Jan. 28, 2019.