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Four men were reported dead in Lenawee County, Michigan, on Monday after the two Ford pickup trucks carrying them collided on a Macon Township road.

The Death Valley National Park, which sits between California and Nevada, could take months to reopen after Tropical Storm Hilary dumped two inches of rain on the park.

Madison police and their University of Wisconsin counterparts are increasing patrols after a brutal sex assault and beating of a female student Sunday morning.

Andrew Wold, who owns the Davenport, Iowa, apartment building that partially collapsed in May, has sued an engineering company for allegedly failing to warn of the impending disaster.

Salt Lake County Health Department is reminding people to avoid contact with bats after two found have tested positive for the infectious viral disease rabies.

Authorities investigating the smuggling network involving objects looted from Turkey have seized a bronze bust from an art museum in Massachusetts.

The B-52 Roadhouse & Lanes in Harvey, North Dakota — a local icon in the town of about 1,600 — was destroyed in a fire early Monday morning.

The Summit County Rescue Group said it recovered the body of a 29-year-old solo climber who went missing on Saturday. The climber's friend reported him missing after he never returned.

Bram Kranichfeld, who led the criminal division of the Vermont attorney general’s office in 2018, will become the interim prosecutor of Franklin County.

Birmingham Police reportedly are searching Tuesday for at least two suspects following a pair of shootings that left two people dead, reports say.

Videos have captured the collapse of a swimming pier in Lake Mendota, Wisconsin, on Labor Day, sending students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison into the water.

John "Jay" Curtis Tolson pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in connection with the July 2020 death of Amanda "LeeAnn" Fletcher Hartleben, who was found in a bathtub.

In a disturbing video, a man was seen beating a 60-year-old woman at a subway station in Harlem, New York, on Friday, striking her more than 50 times with her own cane.

Bryan Kohberger's defense has taken issue after FBI agents knocked on an expert witness's door to investigate alleged inconsistencies in her testimony.

Grocery sales tax has decreased from 4% to 3% to help struggling families make ends meet in Alabama, a state where 16% of its residents live in poverty.

Jeffrey Walls has been reinstated as the police chief of Ketchikan, Alaska, after the city cleared him of a felony assault charge. Walls was accused of pushing a man into a stone wall.

A Massachusetts teenager died Friday after he took part in the “One Chip Challenge," a viral social media trend that the teen's family blames for his death.

Police in Chicago said there were 33 reported shooting incidents and 39 reported shooting victims, fatal and nonfatal, over Labor Day weekend.

Alex Murdaugh's lawyers requested a new South Carolina murder trial in an explosive motion that accuses the court clerk of tampering with jurors to get a book deal.

An Army course, designed to help recruits who do not meet the branch's weight or academic standards improve and ship to basic training, will become a permanent program.