Over 1,200 firefighters are continuing to make headway against a large wildfire burning through rural areas in Southern California, with containment now reportedly at 15%.
A multi-vehicle pileup on Interstate 80 near Mercer, Pennsylvania, has reportedly injured at least six people and killed New York resident Anthony Mallory.
An Idaho woman and her 18-year-old son have been charged with kidnapping after allegedly transporting the latter's minor girlfriend across state lines for an abortion.
Maine massacre suspect Robert Card's friends and colleagues warned about Card's paranoid behavior, including a Sept. 15 text: “I believe he's (Card) going to snap and do a mass shooting."
Cornell University junior Patrick Dai, accused of online threats to slit the throats of Jews, was ordered detained without bail at a brief hearing Wednesday in federal court.
Democratic Gov. Albert Bryan of the U.S. Virgin Islands signed an emergency declaration over lead- and copper-contaminated water on the island of St. Croix.
Cleanup efforts at the site of a December 2022 oil spill in Washington County, Kansas, have been completed, according to both the EPA and pipeline operator TC Energy.
A Jewish-owned ice cream shop closed after its windows were shattered and "FREE PALESTIEN" was spray painted on the storefront. Now the incident is being investigated as a hate crime.
Florida deputies are searching for a man who was seen on security camera punching an elderly man who was leaving a Walmart on Oct. 11, according to the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
A man who wears a badge in South Florida was caught passed out behind the wheel of a car on Halloween by a school district police officer and was arrested.
Families nationwide are facing financial challenges as they support loved ones struggling with addiction. Ohio's Department of Commerce is working to alleviate this strain.
A Wisconsin judge has ruled against using a video and transcripts from a 2018 police interview with Chrystul Kizer, who is currently on trial for allegedly killing a man.
Human trafficking is a worldwide crime that can happen at any time, to anyone. Knowing the indicators of human trafficking can help you stay safe and allow you to help others.
In Massachusetts, lawyers advocating for homeless families are seeking to temporarily halt the state's plan to restrict the number of families receiving emergency shelter.