The suspect accused of fatally shooting two people in a Colorado dorm room "still poses a threat" to the public and witnesses, the prosecution said in court
A portion of Austin, Texas was left without a single police officer for a couple of hours on Saturday, and the police union’s president is blaming a crisis of staffing shortages.
The Buckeye State's primary is scheduled for March 19, but early voting begins Wednesday. Many Ohio county election boards are remaining open late to accommodate registering voters.
Islamic State-linked rebels with the Allied Democratic Forces have reportedly killed at least two dozen Congolese civilians in separate attacks this week.
New Hampshire faces around 1,200 lawsuits alleging abuse going back decades against juveniles at the Sununu Youth Services Center. Lawmakers established a fund as an alternative to litigation.
A video has emerged of a chaotic scene inside the Randall's Island migrant shelter where the NYPD were attacked with bottles and backpacks while trying to make an arrest.
Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis made her first public appearance since her court testimony last week in a church service receiving an achievement award on Saturday.
The Cut's Charlotte Cowles is speaking out after her story went viral about the scam she fell for that cost her $50,000, insisting " there really is no stereotypical scam victim."
A United Airlines flight with 165 passengers on board, heading from San Francisco to Boston on Tuesday, had to be diverted after the plane suffered damage to one of its wings.
Kevin Costner and Christine Baumgartner are divorced. The former couple reached a settlement in September after four-month court battle over custody agreement.
Louisville Police Officer Brendan Kaiser was suspended for 20 days after injuring two teenage suspects in a February 2023 shooting, which was determined to have been accidental.
A Fox News analysis provides context to the staggering scale of the illegal immigration crisis under President Biden's administration, during which nearly 7.3 million people have entered the US.
Hunter Biden's legal team is disputing a picture included in a Special Counsel Filing last week, calling prosecutors "reckless" for mispresenting sawdust as cocaine.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly sent a memo to Department of State staffers urging them to use gender-neutral language and not assume a person's gender identity.