As part of its 50th anniversary celebration, PEOPLE touches base with some of the people whose compelling or heartbreaking stories captivated the nation to see where they are today. From Baby Jessica to Ryan White’s mom to the family reunited through the pages of PEOPLE

The investigation continues into two other defendants in the 2018 case, prosecutors said.

Our Brand Could Be Yr Life hits that mystical sweet spot where accessibility and dissonance meet. Just a step to either side and you’ve missed it, but get a bullseye and the results are sublime.

Longfellow Real Estate Partners has delivered an office-to-lab conversion in Rockville, Md. called Preserve Labs.

A 2022 survey revealed that nearly 63 percent of surveyed foreigners in Japan were racially profiled and stopped by the police multiple times.

Magnolia Tribune’s Parrish Alford sat down with KD Hill. Hill, a former Ole Miss gridiron great, had his life forever changed by a harrowing traffic accident that took away his dream of playing in the NFL, but gave him new purpose in life.

In 1979, my father Roy Ayers went on an extraordinary three-week tour with the Afrobeat pioneer amid extreme violence in Nigeria. Three band members recount the unforgettable trip

In the poignant biopic Back to Black, the vibrant life and soul-stirring music of Amy Winehouse are brought to the screen.

Brayden Seech has been playing video games since he was in elementary school. He started with Nintendo’s Wii and DS devices, shifting into Xbox and PC games as he got older. Now, as a 17-year-old senior at Penn-Trafford High School, Seech has earned a college scholarship to continue his hobby

The extra screen dramatically boosted my productivity.