The Texas Senate will hold the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton no later than Aug. 28, according to a resolution passed Monday by the legislative body.

The remains of a World War II airman killed in combat nearly 80 years ago will be laid to rest in his southern Illinois hometown on Saturday.

An off-duty police officer from Michigan and another man were injured on Saturday when the officer accidentally discharged his gun at a Chicago hotel room, authorities said.

A Florida woman is accused of driving while intoxicated after she allegedly drove on the beach and into the water in New Smyrna Beach, authorities said.

A college baseball player in Pennsylvania died last week after a makeshift dugout structure collapsed on him.

The Coast Guard is searching for four missing people after a luxury charter fishing boat sank off the coast of Alaska. Rescuers located one deceased individual near the vessel partially submerged near a small island close to Sitka, Alaska. Kingfisher Charters, a Sitka-based company that operates all-inclusive fishing trips, reported the missing vessel to the Coast Guard on Sunday evening. The vessel was last seen on Sunday afternoon near Kruzof Island, less than 10 miles from the small rocky island where the ship was found, according to the Coast Guard. “We’re working quickly to locate the unaccounted-for individuals,” Coast Guard Commanding Duty Officer Trevor Layman said, citing multiple “unknowns” involved in the search.

Free agent running back Le’Veon Bell admitted during a podcast that he smoked marijuana before NFL games.

A man is accused in five separate shootings in Arizona that left four people dead and a woman injured, authorities said Sunday.

Graham's comments about the war between Ukraine and Russia drew the ire of the Russian government.

Olmos was nominated for an Oscar for his role in "Stand and Deliver."

The student loan payment pause will end in August if the debt ceiling plan is passed by Congress and signed by President Biden.

Two inmates allegedly escaped from a Mississippi jail on Monday, just weeks after four others broke out from the same facility. Michael Lewis and Joseph Spring were both found missing during Monday morning’s headcount at the Raymond Detention Center, according to the sheriff's office in Hinds County, which encompasses Jackson. It was not immediately clear how they escaped. The sheriff's office said there was a "breach in the facility." Weeks earlier, on April 21, four other men broke out of the same jail by escaping through the roof. Two of those detainees were apprehended, one was killed in a shootout with law enforcement and the fourth was found dead in a car in New Orleans.

The building partially collapsed Sunday around 5 p.m.

State Farm announce the change on Friday and it went into effect on Saturday.

Memorial Day is here and that means there are plenty of deals and sales to shop across multiple retailers. ABC News' Becky Worley appeared on Good Morning America Monday to discuss the best deals consumers can find for the holiday:

An eighth person was rescued overnight from a partial apartment building collapse in Davenport, Iowa, officials said, adding that no one appears to remain missing. More than a dozen people self-evacuated when the six-story residential and commercial building partially collapsed on Sunday afternoon, Davenport Fire Chief Michael Carlsten said. "It felt like there was an earthquake, or somebody had rammed a bulldozer into the building," Linnea Hoover, a building resident and journalist at ABC Davenport affiliate WQAD, told ABC News. "I can't describe the shaking. It felt like the ground was going to fall out from under me," Hoover said.

A teenager was shot and killed early Sunday morning outside an Atlanta high school after a confrontation that began at a graduation party, according to police. The Atlanta Police Department said it responded to calls about multiple people shot at 2:27 a.m. near Benjamin E. Mays High School. Upon arriving at the scene, authorities said they discovered a 16-year-old who was critically injured. She was transported to the hospital and succumbed to her injuries, police said. The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed to ABC News that Breasia Powell was killed in the incident.

Ralph Yarl, the teenager who was shot in the head when he mistakenly went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings, is set to attend a walk/run event in Overland Park, Kansas on Memorial Day to help raise money for traumatic brain injuries. Yarl is expected to participate in the “Going the Distance for Brain Injury” event, which takes place on Monday morning and features a 10K, 5k and 1.5 mile walk and an event for kids. Yarl suffered from his own traumatic brain injury following the shooting last month. Yarl's aunt, Faith Spoonmore, told ABC News in an interview on Friday that the shooting, which occurred on April 13, has taken a toll on her nephew both physically and emotionally. “It makes it very real. You know, it's one thing when you see it on the news and you hear about it when it comes into your house,” she said.

One of the two inmates who escaped from an Ohio prison has been found dead, authorities said. Bradley Gillespie's body was recovered in the Ohio River, the U.S. Marshals Services in Cleveland tweeted Sunday. The second inmate had been captured on Wednesday, authorities said. The Allen County Sheriff's Office warned residents on Tuesday to "be aware and use caution" after the two men escaped from the Allen-Oakwood Correctional Institution in Lima. The inmates were identified by the sheriff's office as Gillespie, 50, and James Lee, 47.

A Kentucky man who ran out of gas got to fill more than his tank. He filled his bank account in a big way.