Alex Murdaugh appeared in a South Carolina courtroom Thursday for the first time since he was sentenced to two life terms behind bars for the double murder of his wife and son.
A former CIA software engineer who was convicted in a massive leak of classified information has been convicted again. Schulte was found guilty of possessing images of child sex abuse.
A St. Catherine University student was allegedly beaten, raped and waterboarded while being held captive for days inside her dorm room, according to reports.
Josiah Brown, a Delaware man who pointed a gun at U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon to steal her SUV in Philadelphia, has been sentenced to seven years in prison.
Hundreds of projects across the U.S. will share $1.13 billion in federal funding to help cities plant trees, mitigate extreme heat incidents, and improve access to nature.
More and more firefighters fear that their personal protective equipment, which contains toxic chemicals, has been the cause of the field’s rise in cancer cases.
A newborn burro was rescued on an Arizona highway after his mother was struck and killed by DPS troopers and DOT personnel. Once recovered, the animal will be adopted.
The case at the center of Netflix's "Take Care of Maya" documentary is heading to trial. Maya Kowalski's family is suing a children's hospital for wrongful abuse allegations.
Border agents and police captured a convicted killer who came to the U.S. illegally and killed a woman on American soil before escaping a Pennsylvania jail.
A scientific journal was forced to retract a paper after it was discovered by a computer scientist that the authors used the artificial intelligence application ChatGPT.
A California man was arrested by the state Highway Patrol for allegedly riding a horse while intoxicated after an officer saw him in the saddle with an open container of alcohol.
Massachusetts National Guard service members deployed Wednesday to emergency shelters across the state to help with the mounting migration crisis in the state.
Polk County, Florida Sheriff Grady Judd said a man who allegedly attempted to stab a woman and later threatened police with a knife, was shot and killed by officers.
Laura Olson, the alleged mistress of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, was "deemed unavailable" to take the stand Wednesday during his impeachment trial.
