A Wisconsin mother and her boyfriend are facing felony charges after the mother's two young sons escaped from the Milwaukee home where they had been locked up for years.
Wesleyan University in Connecticut has announced that it will no longer give preferential treatment to applicants with historical ties to the school, known as "legacy status."
A commercial fire ignited by wood chip piles at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging paper mill in southwest Washington is causing air quality issues in the Portland area.
Hackers allegedly gained access to Hikvision baby monitor cameras and used the access to sell child pornography on Telegram channels, according to IPVM.
Giglo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann and his brother, Craig Heuermann, own secluded plots of land in Chester, South Carolina, though neighbors say they have not met Rex.
The Attorney General of North Dakota is holding a news conference Wednesday to address the use of deadly force by a Fargo police officer against a gunman who shot at officers, killing one.
Memphis firefighters responded to a fatal house fire Tuesday night in which one of them died and three others were taken to the hospital. Officials did not release the cause of the blaze.
The North Carolina Wake County Board of Education has hired back longtime local Robert Taylor, who was serving as a short-term education superintendent in Mississippi.
A Florida woman is in stable condition after being brutally stabbed 13 times by the father of her three young children. The 33-year-old man lost his life during a police chase.
Defense attorneys for a teenage squeegee worker who shot and killed a baseball bat-wielding motorist in Baltimore, Maryland, said the 48-year-old driver was the aggressor.
The Virginia Department of Education under Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin released model policies for transgender students regarding bathrooms, pronouns and athletics.
Police in Philadelphia are looking for three gunmen who shot and wounded five victims who were attending a vigil for a man killed in a July 5 shooting.
The suspect accused of stabbing a staffer working under Sen. Rand Paul in Washington, D.C., has been found unfit to stand trial and will need further evaluations.
Boston fire officials say what's believed to have been an electrical fire broke out in the Massachusetts State House basement Tuesday, forcing evacuations.
Police are still searching for a suspect after a 4-year-old child was fatally struck by a vehicle in the Boston area. An off-duty firefighter was the first person on the scene.