A Georgia woman missing for nearly three weeks in the snowy wilderness of California's Sierra Nevada was found alive Wednesday, just hours before her 28th birthday. Tiffany Slaton, a 28-year-old from Jeffersonville,

Tiffany Slaton was found alive in a cabin after the owner of a remote mountain resort discovered her when he was checking on his property. With little supplies, authorities say it is miraculous that Slaton survived for three weeks.

A hospital is using a breathing tube and other measures to keep a brain-dead Georgia woman's body functioning because she is pregnant

Family members of Adriana Smith, a brain-dead woman in Georgia, say their choice to end Smith’s life support has been out of reach for three months and counting because she is pregnant — and doctors in the state are legally obligated to try to deliver a baby that can survive outside the womb.

A pregnant Atlanta woman was declared brain dead, but due Georgia’s controversial heartbeat law, doctors are keeping her alive long enough to deliver her baby. WXIA’s Cody Alcorn explains why the woman’s family says they aren’t being given a decision on whether to take their daughter off life support.

In the lead-up to her new album Virgin, Lorde has started to slowly open up about her broadening gender identity with the world. But before she was ready to do that, she confided in one of her new friends: Chappell Roan.

Lorde is comfortable in her own skin, which means she’s not restricting herself when it comes to her gender identity. She broaches the topic in the lyrics on “Virgin,” her first new album in four years.

Lorde is leaning into her gender identity with the help of fellow LGBTQ+ musician Chappell Roan. The "Royals" singer, 28, revealed a candid moment where Roan asked her if she was nonbinary. "[Chappell Roan] asked me this,