A beluga whale has died at Connecticut's Mystic Aquarium, marking the third death among five whales transported from Canada in 2021. A necropsy is set to be performed.
The New Mexico Supreme Court is considering the validity of local abortion restrictions in several cities and counties following a request from the state's attorney general.
New Hampshire Sheriff Mark Brave, accused of stealing $19,000 in county funds, has resigned. Prosecutors have withdraw their request to revoke his bail, officials say.
Alabama inmates have filed a class-action lawsuit against the state, claiming that the prison labor program is "modern-day slavery." The lawsuit alleges a illegal violations.
Libby Caswell's family is still searching for answers six years after the 21-year-old was found dead in a Missouri motel bathroom and police ruled her death a suicide.
A Hawaii Army installation that has become a popular tourist destination is in danger of closing if the state and the military fail to come to a new lease agreement.
Two South Carolina farmers, a father and his son, have been charged with murder after allegedly shooting a suspected armed trespasser following an altercation.
Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that will prevent cities and towns from outlawing lowriders and cruising from the streets.
Gun expert and firearm trainer Beth Alcaraz will appear before a House subcommittee Wednesday to discuss female firearm ownership and protecting the Second Amendment.
Artificial intelligence could soon become "unplugged" from the cloud and the internet, giving users a more personalized and private experience with the growing technology.
A teacher at a South El Monte, California, preschool was fired after allegedly appling mood-calming stickers to students to help control their behavior nad make them sleepy.
41 Brown University students were arrested and charged with trespassing during a Monday night sit-in at University Hall where they demanded the school divest from weapons manufacturers amid the Israel-Hamas war, according to the Brown Daily Herald.
A woman was arrested in Austin, Texas after allegedly stealing an Uber driver's car and credit card before a flight because they were "driving too slow."
Rutgers University administrators decided to suspend its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter on Tuesday, stating that the group allegedly, “disrupted classes, a program, meals, and students studying."
A Nashville Muslim family was arrested for allegedly assaulting another family member because he had converted to Christianity, according to local reports.
The 13 sea turtles flown to Juno Beach, Florida, for rehabilitation have been assigned festive names by their caretakers as they recover from cold stun.
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