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Four crew members of a vessel U.S. officials say was carrying Iranian-made missile parts are scheduled to appear in federal court. Ten others are being detained as material witnesses.

Rather than go to trial, Alexander Campbell pleaded guilty to the shooting deaths of two police officers at a Virginia college in 2022. He was sentenced to life in prison.

The U.S. Army is slashing about 5% – or 24,000 – of its force in an effort to restructure the service to be better prepared for future wars.

Certain lower-priority emergency calls in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will be redirected to the police bureau's Telephone Reporting Unit as of Monday.

A convicted Colombian killer who escaped prison and snuck into the U.S. has been captured and deported after allegedly making a terroristic threat in New Jersey.

A Chicago cop has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city for right to change his race after the police department allowed officers to change their gender on official documents.

Police say a 26-year-old man was shot and killed on a light rail train in Seattle. The suspect is still at large. Reported assaults on public transit in Seattle have increased.

Three people have been arrested in connection with the killing of a man on a New York City subway train. The victim, William Alvarez, was shot and killed last Friday.

Joseph Jimenez Jr. was sentenced to life in prison without parole for fatally shooting two teenagers at a Southern California movie theater during a 2021 showing of “The Forever Purge."

Elon Musk says Democrats will not deport criminal illegal immigrants because it means they will lose potential voters. The comments came in the wake of the Laken Riley murder.

A shooting in the remote Inupiat whaling village of Point Hope, Alaska, left two people dead and two others seriously wounded. Police have a 16-year-old boy in custody.

The men who left one dead and about two dozen injured at a Super Bowl victory parade shooting in Kansas City might be able to use Missouri's 'stand your ground' law as a defense.

Brooklyn, New York, comedian Ryan Broems was ordered to pay $30 million to his ex Spring Chenoa Cooper on Friday in a landmark ruling after admitting to sharing her nude photos and videos online.

The president of Calvin University, Wiebe Boer, has resigned following reports of inappropriate communication and attention towards a non-student member of the campus community.

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Houston Police Chief Troy Finner on Monday revealed that a “lack of personnel" code suspended about 264,000 criminal cases over the past eight years.

New information added to charging documents say Jose Antonio Ibarra is accused of "disfiguring" Augusta University nursing student Laken Riley's skull.

A naked man was arrested for first-degree murder after randomly killing an Army veteran at a Super 8 Motel in Austin, Texas, according to police.

Authorities said that they found blood on a retired American couple's yacht after three prisoners from a Caribbean island allegedly hijacked their vessel.

Georgia, Colorado and Kentucky universities have reported four separate homicides on their campuses over a 10-day period, leaving communities and students on edge.