Oklahoma is on the verge of executing Phillip Hancock, 59, for a double homicide in 2001. Hancock claims that he shot Robert Jett Jr. and James Lynch in self-defense.
The New York City Police Department released photos Wednesday of three alleged suspects wanted in connection with three separate assaults in the city on Saturday.
A San Francisco surgeon's wife was arrested on hit-and-run charges as her older brother awaits trial in the murder of her friend, Cash App founder Bob Lee.
The heir to a lucrative car franchise tried to cover up an affair and fight off extortion until the situation spiraled into a murder-for-hire plot involving former military personnel.
Washington, D.C., police have recorded 250 homicides so far in 2023, which is the most since 2003. Experts weigh in on the city's growing violent crime problem.
Concealed carry permits dropped slightly last year, but more Americans are likely concealed carrying due to 27 states having constitutional carry laws on the books.
More than 18 countries led by the United States and United Kingdom agreed to a pact on artificial intelligence safety, though some experts fear the agreement is not enough.
Federal labor inspectors have fined Mavid Construction and Miron Construction over $15,000 each in connection with a carpenter's death at Lambeau Field earlier this year.
Nearly 95,000 gallons of sewage reportedly spilled in Laguna Beach, California on Wednesday, closing off over two miles of coastline to swimmers and surfers.
Marvin Haynes, 35, will have his homicide case reconsidered after nearly two decades behind bars for the killing of Randy Sherer — for which he denies responsibility.
A San Marcos, Texas, man who pleaded guilty in April to a hate crime and the burning of a synagogue in Austin was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday.