A traffic jam was caused along a Washington State highway after a semi collision left dozens of eggs spread across the road, according to Washington State Patrol.
Dallas Wingate, a former Boone County, Iowa, sheriff's deputy, has pleaded guilty in the death of a police dog he left inside his truck for 22 hours in 89-degree heat.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico — home to Albuquerque — is resuming law enforcement helicopter operations, some 16 months after a crash killed four first responders.
A Florida man was arrested after allegedly using his neighbor's doorbell camera to harass the elderly couple because of a fight that took place nearly two decades ago.
The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are warning the public to remain vigilant going into the holiday season as the Israel-Hamas war has heightened the possibility of hate crimes.
Jackson County, Missouri, will pay $1.2 million to the parents of Marquis Wagner, who died in 2021 while being held in a restraint chair by jail guards.
An 11-year-old boy was found unconscious and unresponsive in the lobby of the Stratford Arms Hotel, and was later pronounced dead, the New York Police Department said.
A report by the Department of Labor reveals the most stressful occupation in the United States of 2023, ranging from healthcare workers to Hollywood filmmakers.
Former Clarksville, Iowa, police Lieutenant Michael Tobin has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexually exploiting a minor involved in his department's ride-along program.
A woman who allegedly pointed a gun at a 3-year-old child inside a home in California over the weekend was shot dead by police. Police said the woman was shot to save the child's life.
At least three people were buried in a Mississippi pauper field without families being notified, even while family members were actively looking for their loved ones.
Michigan landlord Chad Allen Reed was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of tenant Jaclyn Lepird and also a consecutive 125 years sentence for shooting her boyfriend.
Heather Denise Wright of Alabama faces robbery and other charges after allegedly sticking up a jewelry store with a can of bear spray, and getting shot in the process, police say.