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Six Bronx men tied to more than 200 burglaries in New York were busted in part because they posted pictures on social media of their stolen goods, authorities said.

A judge is ordering federal land managers to explain why rounding up wild horses in Nevada should continue after the practice allegedly caused dozens of mustang deaths within a few weeks.

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said a bull that escaped from the Utah County Fair rodeo on Thursday charged her mother and brother in the parking lot.

A couple of juvenile murder suspects in Albuquerque, New Mexico, are being accused of setting up a drug deal with plans to rob the woman. The victim was found dead on July 4.

Oregon crabbers must continue to limit the number of traps they can set in the water. The state has extended crab fishing restrictions to protect whales from becoming trapped in ropes.

30-year-old David Algarin, who reportedly killed two people at separate locations over the weekend, was fatally shot by Michigan police after a pursuit.

Health care becoming one of America’s most violent fields as number of attacks at medical centers surge, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Police in Chicago said there were 27 victims of gun violence over the weekend, including an 8-year-old girl who was among seven murder victims.

Two years after the disappearance of Tiffany Foster, her fiance Reginald Robertson – who pleaded for her safe return when she vanished – is charged with her murder.

Florida authorities arrested Rodney Mervyn Nichols, 81, in July after police tied him to his girlfriend's 1975 cold-case murder through a confession and DNA evidence.

Growing towns may have to conduct its own censuses without the help of a federal statistical agency after the U.S. Census Bureau gave a Tennessee town a high price tag for a recount.

Hope for Horses, a nonprofit organization that opened a shelter in Virginia last year, has helped nearly 10 horses. Some suffered severely from lice and malnutrition.

Chicago took in a busload of migrants almost every day in July, and has absorbed 12,000 over the last year, according to a top city official.

The new president of the American Library Association expressed surprise at the amount of backlash she has received since describing herself as a Marxist on social media.

The new lover of a Maryland woman found dead on a hiking trail Sunday wrote on social media he'd "never do anything to her" after police called the case a homicide investigation.

A video shows the moment a small, banner-towing plane was pulled out of the ocean at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire after crash landing there.

Former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao evoked the Gospel before he was sentenced to 57 months on state charges over George Floyd's death.

The father of NFL safety Rodney Thomas II has been appointed a public defender after allegedly poaching a bald eagle with an air rifle outside Pittsburgh.

An unidentified woman in North Carolina will face no charges after fatally shooting a man in a Food Lion parking lot in self-defense, according to the local district attorney.

Thousands of veterans across the United States have received additional benefits since the PACT Act was signed into effect last August. The law is approaching its first anniversary.