From being chronically late to being too loud in shared spaces, these rude behaviors are easy to accidentally offend people ...

Bronagh ends the video by reminding us that these dogs are showing signs of stress and fear responses in reaction to their pawrents behavior, not because they feel guilty. Pinned back ears, whale eyes ...

More than a dozen fake electors from 2020 are back this time. And several election deniers are among the new prospective ...

A Bismarck man in his mid-80s pleaded guilty on Thursday to charges in a ... regarding a sentencing recommendation. A judge will have the discretion to sentence Kline anywhere between a mandatory ...

A jury of five men and seven women on Monday found Richard Allen guilty of all four charges in ... Most of Abby and Libby's relatives have stayed quiet since Allen was arrested a little over ...

Some people visit art galleries or museums, but my guilty pleasure is viewing houses ... Since then, there are days I have viewed several properties back-to-back, though I can go weeks at a ...

Often, when I tell other people this, they write it off as simply a guilty pleasure. Now, do not get me wrong, there are plenty of times I have found myself vegging out on the couch for hours as ...

Fredy Saavedra Olivar, 41, of Northfield, was found guilty Thursday in District Court ... All remain in custody and have court appearances scheduled for early next year. Prosecutors said that ...

A jury of five men and seven women on Monday found Richard Allen guilty of all four charges in ... Jurors in the double-murder trial of Richard Allen have reached a verdict, sources say.

A Mandan man was sentenced to five years in prison after he pleaded guilty to drugs and weapon charges related to two cases. Demoris Frederick pleaded guilty under a plea agreement that dismissed ...

But surviving relatives have been attending court to observe the latest trial. The family, in statement, said they respected the process but believe McClendon was still guilty of murder based on ...

"The obvious conclusion is that dogs are responding with that guilty and ashamed look because they are fearful of what is going to happen next, not because they perceive that they have done ...