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A woman has died in South Carolina after falling approximately 48 feet into a well shaft underneath the kitchen floor of a home in Salem, officials say.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has announced the appointment of Lauren Curry as the first woman chief of staff, succeeding Trey Kilpatrick. Curry will assume the role in January.

Police in Massachusetts are looking into what cause d a crash that resulted in two cars wedged in the front of a former Boston Market location.

The U.S. Navy has successfully removed nearly all of the fuel from a P-8A plane that overshot a Hawaii runway and landed in a shallow area of the Kaneohe Bay.

Concerns are being raised by the director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency regarding the potential threats posed by the rapid development of AI.

Michael Iriarte, 41, remains missing after searchers recovered his kayak from Lake Butte Des Morts near Omro, Wisconsin, on Monday, authorities said.

The increasing issue of encampment sweeps in U.S. cities is drawing criticism from advocates. Cities are intensifying efforts to clear tent encampments due to safety concerns.

A North Carolina teen has been charged with murder following a stabbing incident at Southeast Raleigh High School. The altercation occurred during a fight in the school gym.

An escaped horse caused damage to four parked vehicles in Manhattan before sprinting down a busy highway and eventually being captured by two off-duty NYPD officers.

Michigan is set to implement clean energy mandates, aligning with the Biden administration's environmental goals. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to sign the legislation.

Alex Murdaugh appeared in a South Carolina court Tuesday to be sentenced for his financial crimes. Murdaugh pleaded guilty to 22 counts earlier this month.

A group of patients and doctors in Texas is challenging the state's near-total abortion ban, arguing that it endangers women's lives, particularly those with medical conditions.

Texas has closed the majority of its public oyster reefs for the second consecutive year due to declining populations caused by climate change and overharvesting.

Police in the Chicago suburbs have arrested five Venezuelan migrants in a matter of two days for allegedly stealing merchandise from retailers.

A New Jersey man has been arrested after he allegedly shot three of his relatives dead inside a condo on Monday morning. The victims included two 72 year olds and a 38-year-old.

New York City's school chancellor ripped claims that Hillcrest High School students were "radicalized" after riot over a Jewish teacher's Israel support.

Wisconsin local official Paul Buzzell, who shared a photo of his marked ballot on Facebook during the April 2022 election, had felony charges dropped on Monday.

In western Arizona's McMullen Valley, concerns are rising over the large-scale alfalfa farming by foreign agribusiness Al Dahra. Residents fear the depletion of ancient aquifers.

The mother of one of the three Palestinian college students shot in Burlington, Vermont over the weekend says he “may have to be in a wheelchair."

A Colorado woman is suing a police officer and the police chief of Pueblo after being shocked with a Taser while lying on the ground during an arrest in 2022.