A Florida deputy was hospitalized after he was exposed to fentanyl during a traffic stop Thursday afternoon, telling emergency responders he was lightheaded and dizzy.
A fatal house fire on Friday morning resulted in the loss of three lives, including a teenager, who were believed to be vacationing in the Outer Banks region of North Carolina.
An explosion rocked a multifamily residence in Denver, causing a partial collapse of the building and resulting in minor injuries to one individual who was subsequently hospitalized.
A California judge arrested on Aug. 3 after allegedly killing his wife later admitted to the shooting in text messages to court staff, prosecutors said.
A fourth individual has been apprehended by Alabama police on Thursday, charged with a misdemeanor assault related to a highly publicized altercation along the riverside.
The identity of a World War II veteran, who lost his life when his bomber was downed during a mission targeting oil fields near Romania, has been confirmed as Lt. Alfred Pezzella.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported that avian botulism was detected in a mallard duck and a white-faced ibis, both collected at Tulare Lake in the southern Central Valley.
After more than three decades, the final member of a group of six men convicted in the killing of a co-worker at a Green Bay paper mill has been granted parole.
Starting September 15, the 353 area code will be introduced as an overlay to the existing 608 area code region, as reported by the Wisconsin State Journal on Thursday.
A Texan man, previously convicted of the murder of an 8-year-old girl in the 1980s, has been indicted on fresh charges, and is also suspected in multiple cold cases.
Robert DeLong, 63, will spend the next three decades in prison after he pleaded guilty to raping a woman who was jogging on Boom Island in Minneapolis in March 2007.
Wisconsin authorities launched a probe after an officer purportedly struck a Black man who was mistakenly believed to be connected to a hit-and-run incident.
The family of Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer biopsy sample helped enable many medical innovations, is suing a second company accused of unjustly profiting off a racist medical system.
In Southern California, a judge is facing murder charges following the fatal shooting of his wife, with law enforcement officials seizing a staggering 47 firearms from their residence.