A porch pirate victim is putting the driver of a colorful car on blast after that driver was caught on camera stealing a Christmas gift in a Seattle neighborhood.
A record number of Jewish facilities were targeted in swatting incidents over the weekend, and the FBI believes these were coordinated attacks originating outside the U.S.
St. Louis police are pledging to investigate a department SUV's head-on crash into Bar:PM, though the bar's supporters question the incident's handling.
Tulane University students have built specially designed rolling chairs for toddlers with mobility challenges, providing independence and strength-building opportunities.
Shawn Commire, 32, currently serving a life sentence for killing Rita Salogar when he was 16, is now eligible for parole under new sentencing guidelines for minor offenders.
Juanita Mengel, a 67-year-old Ohio resident, and her 5-year-old cat, Lola-Pearl, who is missing her left hind leg, have formed an therapy animal team to help other amputees.
The Biden administration is taking steps to establish standards for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence, according to the White House.
After months of negotiations, a new contract has been agreed upon for 18,000 public school teachers in Nevada's Clark County School District, officials say.
A U.S. proposal to permanently deploy Patriot missile defense batteries in Palau in response to China's expanding influence in the Pacific is facing criticism.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved AvertD, the first test designed to assess the risk of opioid use addiction in specific individuals, officials say.
Virginia Giuffre has a message for 170 people with Jeffrey Epstein ties set to be named publicly in January: "There’s going to be a lot of nervous ppl."
Package theft, commonly known as porch piracy, is a growing concern for online shoppers. At least 26% of buyers have been victims, with losses amounting to billions of dollars.
An Oregon state appeals court has declared the rules of a 2022 program aimed at significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel companies invalid.
The Supreme Court will consider arguments in February on the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to implement its "good neighbor" emission rule in 10 states.
Douglas Robertson of Olathe, Kansas, has pleaded not guilty to 26 criminal counts in a case surrounding an alleged plot to export aviation-related technology to Russia.
During the trial of two Colorado paramedics in the Elijah McClain case, the prosecutor alleged that the paramedics provided inadequate care, leading to McClain's death in 2019.