A Connecticut woman is suing the Chopt salad chain after she discovered "she was chewing on a portion of a human finger" that was mixed in with her greens.
Frank Ray, a musician and former police officer, launched a campaign to raise awareness about police officer mental health, and he was recognized for his efforts.
Dale Warner is awaiting trial in Lenawee County Jail for the alleged murder of his wife Dee Ann Warner, whose body has not been recovered two years after her disappearance.
A mom of two seemingly vanished during a trip with her ex-boyfriend, who was arrested on federal ammunition charges, and investigators found unnerving evidence in his truck
An Indiana ex-convict barred from carrying a firearm had a handgun hidden in his rectum when he went through a body scan and strip search, police said.
The Democrat mayor of Berkeley, California said that the cease-fire resolution in the Israel-Hamas war will only "fan the flames of hatred here at home."
Pope Francis has decided to strip the conservative American cardinal, Raymond Burke, of his salary and subsidized Vatican apartment, according to two Vatican insiders.
A ransomware attack has prompted a health care chain that operates 30 hospitals in six states to divert patients from some of its emergency rooms to other hospitals.
Michael Anderson, a former guard at a Petersburg, Virginia, federal prison, has been sentenced to three years in prison for failing to assist an inmate during a deadly medical episode.
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled last week that prosecutors are unable to use a teenager's incriminating statements against him because he was not given a Miranda warning.
Wisconsin has reported that hunters killed 17.6% fewer deer this year's nine-day gun season, which ended Sunday, when compared to figures from last year.
Paul Whelan, a former Marine imprisoned in Russia on spy charges, was attacked by an inmate in the labor camp where he is being held, his family said Tuesday.
Millions of gallons of wastewater flowed into the Earth after a sinkhole formed at a water treatment facility in the Tampa amusement park Busch Gardens.
Jason Fosse of Clarksville, Indiana, has been issued a suspended sentence and community corrections for burning down a re-creation of a cabin owned by George Rogers Clark.
A Texas school district told Ashley Ketcherside that she could no longer serve on school committees after it was learned she was convicted of prostitution.
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