George Wendt 's "Cheers" co-stars and Hollywood celebrities are sharing heartfelt tributes following his death at age 76. Wendt's family confirmed the news Tuesday morning, announcing that the actor died peacefully in his sleep at home, according to a statement shared by his representative with ABC News.

Marquette County officials traveled to Saginaw Township, but Dr. David L. Stockman missed scheduled meetings. His troubled legal history includes theft charges, multiple lawsuits and bankruptcy filings.

Dokic has recounted sustained physical and emotional abuse by her father, who coached her in her early years as a professional.

With the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death approaching, Congress has yet to pass legislation to reform or abolish qualified immunity. The Supreme Court has declined to take up multiple cases challenging the doctrine.

Tributes are coming in from costars and comedians after "Cheers" actor George Wendt died Tuesday at 76. He played Norm Peterson for all 11 seasons of the show. He passed on the 32nd anniversary of the finale episode.

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, alleges Dale Warner fatally strangled his wife Dee Warner in April 2021, then hid her body.

First, they lost their voice. Now, they could lose millions. The people of Houston's 18th Congressional District continue to face the fallout from losing two representatives, Democrats Sheila Jackson Lee and Sylvester Turner,

Bernie Moreno, pushing for a law to protect police officers, claimed Westlake police protected him from a death threat from a Toledo man who appeared at Moreno's home. It's a lie. There was no death threat.

Comedian Sarah Silverman discusses her brother's death and her father's revelation in a Rolling Stone interview, shedding light on a family tragedy.

Czech President Petr Pavel has granted pardons to four soldiers facing prosecution for alleged crimes relating to the death of an Afghan soldier, the president's office said on Wednesday.

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected arguments made by an artificial intelligence company that its chatbots are protected by the First Amendment — at least for now. The developers behind Character.AI are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the company’s chatbots pushed a teenage boy to kill himself.