Daniel Penny's defense lawyers argued in a new motion that the indictment against the Marine veteran for allegedly killing Jordan Neely should be dismissed.
Two survivors of the University of Idaho student massacre were awake and texting each other during the attack that left four of their friends dead last November, according to report.
Corinna Montoya, the mother of slain James Montoya, said she and her husband knew Jesus Arvizo – now wanted for her son's murder – was suspect long before her son was found dead.
The La Porte County Sheriff's Office made a handful arrests of fast-food employees who allegedly stole debit card information from customers to bail inmates out of jail.
An unidentified person who drove a car into the Chinese Consulate building on Laguna Street in San Francisco, California, is dead after being shot by police inside the building.
The primary mast of a historic excursion vessel, the schooner Grace Bailey, shattered and collapsed onto the ship's deck, resulting in one fatality and injuries to three others on board.
During the attempted arrest of a suspect linked to a prior vehicle pursuit, an exchange of gunfire resulted in a Kentucky deputy sustaining injuries and the suspect being killed.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee initiated a lawsuit against a city that enacted an ordinance with the intention of prohibiting drag performances on public property.
Vaccine manufacturer Novavax Inc. has announced the shipment of millions of doses of its updated COVID-19 vaccines to distributors following approval from U.S. regulators.
Hendersonville, North Carolina police said a male employee at a McDonald's was arrested after shooting a woman after she caused a disturbance in the fast-food restaurant.
Supporters of Israel and the Palestinians faced off Monday in another protests in New York City as war wages in the Middle East after a surprise attack on Israel by Hamas.
Geoffrey Hinton, a British computer scientist considered the "godfather" of artificial intelligence, is warning AI's dangers aren't just the fancy of "Terminator" movies.
The city of Mobile has accused Biloxi, Mississippi, of coercing and relocating its homeless people to Alabama. The Mayor of Biloxi has denied the accusations.