The body of a Tennessee deputy has been recovered after his patrol car was found underwater in a river with a woman's body, believed to be an arrestee, inside, police said.
A Venezuelan migrant held since Jan. 31 on suspicion of attacking a pair of police officers Jan. 27 in Times Square was released after posting bail this week.
Several men were indicted for allegedly being involved in a drug operation in which narcotics were packed into fire extinguishers and driven into the U.S. from Mexico.
Prosecutors in Suffolk County announced that 31 members and associates of the Bloodhound Brims street gang have been indicted for shootings, robberies and the murder of school teacher.
An Austin resident who documented the city’s worsening homeless crisis has helped develop an AI interactive map that tracks camps and communities across the city.
Alexander Giannakakis, 37, pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges alleging he obstructed an investigation into four arsons his deceased brother was accused of.
An endangered fin whale is decomposing after being found entangled in rope on the shores of Sunset State Park Beach in Southern Oregon. A full necropsy is scheduled in coming weeks.
An overdose epidemic across the U.S. inspired a new government study which suggests smoking has surpassed injection for the most common way of taking drugs in the country.
Karine Jean-Pierre called on Congress to pass gun laws that ban assault rifles and high-capacity magazines, just a day after a shooting in Kansas City killed 1 and injured 22.
Cleveland-Cliffs announced Thursday its intent to close a tin plant in northern West Virginia, leaving 900 people out of work following an ITC tariff decision.
Kevin Colantonio, 34, of North Providence, Rhode Island, has been arrested and charged in connection with several gasoline-fueled fires lit around a predominantly Black church.
A 13-year-old accused of killing a man whose leg was blocking an aisle aboard a public bus in Denver has been charged as a juvenile with first-degree murder and other felonies.
Ruth DiRienzo-Whitehead, 51, of Horsham, Pennsylvania, has been convicted of strangling her 11-year-old son to death last year. She faces a mandatory life sentence.
Oregon's Crater Lake National Park may have its concessionaire contract terminated after 'consistent failures' related to facility upkeep and staff with Crater Lake Hospitality.