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The University of Idaho is pausing plans to take down the home where four students were killed last November, saying they'll reconsider it in October.

Two Texas police officers are crediting divine intervention after they saved a woman who was trapped in a submerged vehicle at a local lake on Independence Day weekend.

The City of Austin on Wednesday announced the suspension of its partnership with Texas DPS, sparking an outcry from opponents who said the move would make the city less safe.

An Allegiant Air flight from North Carolina to Florida encountered severe turbulence on Wednesday afternoon, injuring some passengers, according to airport officials.

A Texas man who killed his 23-year-old sister in 2019 pleaded guilty to felony murder and was sentenced to spend the next four decades in prison.

A federal jury on Wednesday found Christopher Arthur guilty of charges related to teaching someone how to make bombs with the intent to kill federal law enforcement officers.

Brian Danilczyk's family says he was drugged before going on an alleged rampage in Las Vegas, punching a one-legged man and dancing naked on a poker table.

Prosecutors announced that they will not pursue the death penalty for the men charged with the 2018 prison killing of notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger.

Authorities in northern Indiana are conducting an investigation into the deaths of three patients at Praxis Landmark Recovery, an all-male drug and alcohol rehabilitation center.

Harry De La Roche, now 64 years old, has been granted parole after serving more than four decades in prison for the brutal killings of his parents and two younger brothers in New Jersey.

Two men have been arrested for allegedly attacking Massachusetts state troopers in separate traffic stops last week, authorities said.

A Kentucky homeowner shot a suspected intruder three times after the suspect broke into the home using a chainsaw, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office.

Vermont police say that a 3-year-old boy died after he fell into a water storage tank at a resort splash pad while he was at day camp on July 6.

During the sentencing phase of the trial for the perpetrator of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history, a prosecutor argued that he should be eligible for the death penalty.

Honda Aircraft Co. is set to expand its operations and create 280 new jobs in central North Carolina as it develops and manufactures a longer-range version of its light aircraft.

A man from New Jersey has pleaded guilty to posting a broad online threat that led to increased security measures at synagogues and Jewish schools in the state last year.

Karla May, a State Senator from St. Louis, Missouri, has announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat from the state. May, a Democrat, made the announcement Tuesday in her hometown.

A Nebraska mom pleaded guilty to obtaining abortion pills and assisting her teenage daughter abort her 29-week-old fetus, in violation of Nebraska state law.

A homeless hitchhiker allegedly stole a good Samaritan's car after being offered a ride to Los Angeles. The good Samaritan declined to press charges and says he forgives the man.

A landslide in a Southern California community has devastated homes, although it appears to have slowed down. However, five additional residences were evacuated on Tuesday.