On Sunday, United Search Corps divers scoured a lake in Doral, Florida, for evidence in a cold-case disappearance. Instead, they said they found 32 submerged cars.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker unveiled an 800-pound cow sculpture created out of butter on Aug. 9, 2023, ahead of the state's annual agricultural extravaganza.
A federal judge has approved the continuation of Nevada’s deadly roundup of wild horses, citing that the Bureau of Land Management was doing everything it can as humanely as possible.
"Son of Sam" serial killer was arrested on this day in 1977 – what the infamous murderer and his "mommy issues" share in common with Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann.
Benjamin Cohen, a 21-year-old man from Connecticut, was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer on Jan. 6, 2021, during the protest at the U.S. Capitol.
Officials in Maui County on Wednesday said the Lahaina fire in Hawaii has killed at least 36 people and left hundreds of structures destroyed or damaged.
The process of joining the U.S. military starts with speaking with a recruiter and ends with completing basic training. Most steps to enlisting are similar between branches.
The DOJ approved billions in new spending on forfeiture investigations. Here's why a nonprofit law firm worries it could be bad news for average Americans.
Three men currently charged with assault in connection with a massive brawl at the Riverfront in Montgomery, Alabama, are in custody. Police said more charges are expected to be filed.
911 call centers are integrating artificial intelligence into the systems to help streamline productivity and to also bolster the mental health of operators who field tragic calls.
A Georgia man wanted for shoplifting in Target was sent to jail over a dramatic tussle with police caught on camera. The footage shows the officer catching him outside the store.
A Las Vegas, Nevada, school janitor was arrested after a missing woman came forward and said she worked for him as a prostitute, though he denied being a pimp.
A Wisconsin man facing animal mistreatment charges accepted a plea deal for lesser charges after Washington County deputies seized nearly 50 puppies from his possession.
Clinton, Maryland resident Richard Gray III was charged with first-degree murder over the killing of his wife, Sheray. His 10-year-old daughter and other kids were near the scene.
In its complaint, Equal Protection Project alleges that a race-exclusive filmmaking program violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment as well as the Civil Rights Act.