The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is urging professors not to withhold students’ final grades amid an apparent protest to do so in "solidarity" with anti-Israel students.
California man Dharmesh Patel, accused of driving his family off a cliff, wants to receive mental health treatment instead of prison time, and his wife reportedly agrees.
A Maine woman's meltdown was recorded on doorbell camera's microphone after she allegedly shot her boyfriend to death at point-blank, according to a new report.
Airport crime has been on the rise, with many travel-related altercations happening on the ground and in the sky. Airlines are cracking down on brawling inside planes and airports.
Anti-Israel agitators at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., have repeated a demand for the school not to call the MPD to clear their encampment.
Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser, 50, started his law enforcement career eight years ago after first serving as an unpaid volunteer, his brother said.
A Turks and Caicos judge will determine the fate of a Pennsylvania father and former pro baseball player who is facing a minimum 12-year sentence for having ammo in his bag.
Budding career criminals in Tennessee face a new crackdown as "blended sentencing" aims to take off the kid gloves for more serious youthful offenders.
A Maryland man was arrested Monday on accusations he murdered his mother and left her body inside a bathroom of the home the two of them shared together.
The Robeson County Medical Examiner's office has revealed the cause of death for Mica Miller, the wife of Solid Rock Church pastor, John-Paul Miller after her body was found over the weekend.
A judge forced the Hawaii attorney general's office to give to lawyers involved in the lawsuits over the August Maui wildfires all interviews and documents collected by the team hired to investigate.
Fayette Janitorial Service LLC has agreed to pay nearly $650,000 in penalties after an investigation found it employed at least two dozen minors to clean meat processing facilities.
California reported its first increase in groundwater supplies in years after downpours flooded the state's rivers; groundwater supplies are essential to growing much of the fresh produce in the U.S.
Ronald Grayson, the husband of a Connecticut visiting nurse who was found dead in the basement of a halfway house, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against his late wife's employer Elara Caring.
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