A 26-year-old man from Tennessee, entered a guilty plea on Friday for three counts of accessory after the fact in connection with the fatal shooting of rapper Young Dolph.
The Missouri Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal of Johnny Johnson, a 45-year-old man set to be executed in August for the brutal killing of 6-year-old Casey Williamson in 2002.
Time limits on filing lawsuits over child sex abuse have been repealed in Maine, Vermont, and Maryland, as more people allege that they were abused by priests when they were younger.
Wildfire-accustomed residents on the West Coast are showing East Coast residents how to build Corsi-Rosenthal air purifiers as Canada’s wildfire smoke blankets the region.
Former Cranston, Rhode Island, city councilman Matthew Reilly, who is facing allegations of possessing crack cocaine, is now in police custody on charges of child molestation.
At least six people were injured after an 18-wheeler crashed into a median barrier south of Birmingham, Alabama. The fiery crash also led to the closure of I-65.
A pro-life activist in Denver filed a lawsuit challenging state and local laws that prohibit counseling women within 100 feet of abortion clinics, which she argues is unconstitutional.
As a precaution, all the residents of a building near a collapsed apartment in Iowa have been evacuated. At least three people were killed from the collapse.
Charles "Cully" Stimson, Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow, believes the police training center known as "Cop City" will benefit the city's most vulnerable.
Juneteenth, or June 19, has been designated from a day of observance to a state holiday in Nevada after Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo signed a bill Thursday.
TSA officers intercepted a loaded gun detected during the routine screening of carry-on luggage at a security checkpoint at Sioux Falls Regional Airport in South Dakota.
A North Myrtle Beach police officer is being praised for her actions during a traffic stop last month where she rescued a driver held hostage by a man accused of shooting someone.