12 Photos of Amelia Earhart You Need to See

Amelia Earhart.Photo: APFrom a young age, Amelia Earhart loved flying.Her passion brought her fame, and ultimately, notoriety, as she took off for an around-the-world trip in 1937 and never returned.Recently, her name was in the news again, as a crew thoughtthey possibly found her downed aircrafton the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.While explorers work to see if their discovery does solve the mystery of her disappearance, look back on some of her iconic photos and quotes about the career she loved.

12 Real-Life Haunted Houses with Chilling Histories That You Can Visit This Spooky Season

The ‘Conjuring’ house, located at 1677 Round Top Rd. in Burrillville, R.I.Photo:Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty What’s the best way to get in the Halloween spirit? Hanging out with the undead, of course! If you’ve ever wanted to visit the real-life site of theConjuringfilms, you’ll want to take a trip out to Harrisville, R.I., where you can book an overnight stay at the spooky home that inspired the horror movie franchise.

12-Year-Old Boy Who Collapsed in P.E. Had Heart Defect, Coroner Says

Yahushua Robinson.Photo:Gofundme Gofundme A 12-year-old boy whocollapsed and died during his middle school gym classhad a heart defect. He was pronounced dead at the hospital after going into cardiac arrest, according to aGoFundMecampaign previously set up on behalf of his family. The coroner’s report states that “significant conditions” contributing to Yahushua’s death included “presumptive environmental heat exposure and recent physical exertion,” perThe Press-Enterprise. PEOPLE has reached out to the Lake Elsinore Unified School District for comment.

12-Year-Old Girl Died After Parents Treated ‘Serious Life-Threatening’ Injuries with Smoothies, Say Police

A 12-year-old girl from Texas died after her mother and stepfather allegedly failed to seek medical attention for her life-threatening injuries, authorities said on Wednesday Aug. 14. According to astatementfrom the Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office, the pre-teen, who was a cheerleader at Jourdanton Jr. High School, died on Monday, Aug. 12. “The investigation revealed the parents failed to seek medical assistance for the girl, even though she was mentally and physically incapacitated and non-responsive.

12-Year-Old on ‘Road to Recovery’ After Mom Accidentally Ran Over Her at School Drop-Off: Trooper

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.Photo:Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire The 12-year-old student from Florida whose motheraccidentally ran her overon the first day of school, is continuing to recover, police tell PEOPLE. The girl, who has not yet been publicly identified, was previously listed as critically injured after the Aug. 12 incident — which occurred in the right turn lane on Myrtle Street west of Newtown Boulevard at Booker Middle School in Sarasota.