Squatters and homeless people have reportedly taken over land in Brent, Florida, as community leaders slam the apparent increase in issues with vagrants.
Leonard Cure, a Black man who was freed after spending 16 years behind bars in Florida on a wrongful conviction, has been fatally shot by a deputy in Georgia.
Brian Kemp, the governor of Georgia, has kept spending well below prior year revenues. The state now has $10.7 billion in surplus cash, which may be used as tax breaks.
A man has been convicted of murdering an officer in Delaware after reportedly attacking and seriously injuring an elderly couple. Randon Wilkerson is expected to spend life in prison.
One mammal, 10 types of birds, two species of fish and eight species of mussels are now extinct in the United States, wildlife officials announced Monday.
A North Carolina man found dead near an abandoned house was apparently mistaken for a Halloween prop by a groundskeeper mowing the lawn, according to the victim's family.
Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer resigned his post on the executive board of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government after the college's delayed response to a letter supporting Hamas.
According to an expert in forensic pathology, Black man Manuel Ellis died from oxygen deprivation as he was getting restrained by Tacoma, Washington, officers.
A longtime postmaster from Danbury, Connecticut, has admitted to defrauding the U.S. Postal Service by misusing company credit cards. Ephrem D. Nguyen may face 20 years behind bars.
Kaitlin Armstrong is suspected of picking her handcuffs with a pin, ditching her jail jumpsuit and injuring 2 guards in a failed 10-minute escape attempt.
Three members of a Sacramento, California, family have pleaded guilty to receiving millions of dollars in a nationwide catalytic converter theft scheme.
Sheriff David Davis said that the four men who escaped from the Bibb County Jail in Georgia should all be considered dangerous as the manhunt continues.
A Hamas spokesman is claiming the Palestinian terrorist group “will release detainees of different nationalities when circumstances on the ground allow."
Dean Powers, the son of murdered 77-year-old Honoree Fleming of Castleton, Vermont, says her shooting death in broad daylight shows a "moral decline" in the U.S.