The Air Force and Space Force will begin allowing people to enlist up until the age of 42, a move that comes as the services continue to combat the recruiting crisis.
Ten alleged members of the Gambino crime family have been indicted on federal racketeering charges in the Eastern District of New York, according to the DOJ.
Boston's "Methadone Mile" has been dismantled on the mayor's orders, but some residents are concerned that disorderly conduct by its former inhabitants is getting worse.
A former student of The First Academy in Orlando is suing the Christian school for allegedly failing to take action against a teacher who allegedly sexually assaulted her.
Prosecutors revealed in a new court document a New Hampshire mom's final words to her husband before her teen brother-in-law allegedly murdered her and her two young sons.
Police in Winter Haven, Florida, are looking to identify a group of men believed to be involved in a fight and stabbing that left one man dead inside a Publix grocery store.
Officers responded to a Boston University's Jewish campus organization after staff reported anti-Semitic vandalism. The vandal wrote "Free Palestine" on the building's windows.
Florida man Robens Cesar, 41, was charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing ex-girlfriend Fridelene Daniel, 34, on Wednesday, police said.
Florida couple Michael Diaz, 34, and Taiana Tersano, 31, allegedly tried to kidnap a 9-year-old into their van, and now face charged for enticing a child under 12 and causing a child to become delinquent.
The city of Los Angeles has reached an $8 million settlement with Ruben Martinez Jr., who spent 12 years in prison for a series of robberies he did not commit.
Lindsey Limbaugh and Kristin Kirker, teachers at Missouri's Kelly School District, were arrested and charged with two counts, each, of sexual conduct with a student in the same week.
Amidst a tight labor market, unions are striking, and seeing successes across the country, despite a historically low rate of unionization in the US labor force.
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was found guilty of two counts of perjury Thursday, after she falsely claimed financial hardship during the pandemic to pull from her retirement account.
Puerto Rican health officials declared an influenza epidemic on Thursday after nearly 26,000 cases were reported, 42 of which ended in patients' deaths.