Sherry-Ann and Oliver Jenkins, both of Ohio, have been sentenced on federal fraud charges over a scheme in which dozens of their patients were given false Alzheimer's diagnoses.
Human remains found in 1996 in Hanover, New Hampshire, have been identified as those of Benjamin Adams, a 78-year-old man with dementia who disappeared on a walk five years earlier.
Two bodies have reportedly been found in a wooded, debris-littered area in Kentucky. They may belong to a student pilot and instructor who went missing in a Wednesday crash.
The Philadelphia Police Department arrested more than 50 suspects over the past two days for rioting, burglary and disorderly conduct, including one suspect out on bail for murder.
A former federal prosecutor who handled January 6 Capitol riot cases has been accused of stabbing a Florida man in a road rage incident outside Tampa this week.
Two Southern California women were taken to jail after allegedly stealing from a nail supply store, with police saying one returned to get a phone she left.
The Delaware Department of Justice released body camera footage showing two physical incidents involving a state trooper, who was subsequently charged with felony assault.
The approaching end of the 2023 fiscal years means American Rescue Plan funding for child care will also be cutting off, jeopardizing the care of millions of kids.
A woman who set fire to a building slated to become Wyoming’s only full-service abortion clinic in Casper is scheduled to be sentenced on Sept. 28, 2023.
The state of Nebraska, which has enacted a 12-week abortion ban, has become the latest Republican state to push for a full year of postpartum care for low-income mothers.
Sen. Jacky Rosen and four other women senators are calling on the Defense Department and VA to ensure that female combat veterans get access to vital benefits.
Baltimore police deliver update on two-day manhunt and arrest of violent rape and murder suspect Jason Dean Billingsley, suspect in death of Pava LaPere.
A couple of lawsuits have been filed against Inland Power and Light Company, a utility company accused of sparking the deadly Gray fire in eastern Washington.
An Ohio woman was sentenced to the minimum Thursday for bludgeoning her mother with a skillet and stabbing her with a steak knife after her parents found out she had been expelled.