An alleged drug trafficker is facing federal charges in relation to drug seizures, including a bust of powdered fentanyl that is considered the most concentrated ever tested.
Police in Los Angeles said that one individual was arrested in connection with the discovery of human remains buried in a home's backyard in North Hills.
Alabama inmate Adam Bond's mother alleges that Bond was beaten, stabbed and hospitalized for brain surgery all without her knowledge because the prison did not contact her.
The FBI's specialized Art Crime Program recovers some of the world's most prized pieces and cracks down on criminal trafficking of stolen and fake art worth billions.
A California jury on Monday found Jose Solano Landaeta, 34, guilty of first-degree murder with the use of a sword in the killing of 27-year-old ex-girlfriend Karina Castro.
The short-lived ouster of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman last week has renewed calls on Congress to regulate an artificial intelligence industry that has continued to rapidly grow.
A New York City woman turned herself into the police after an alleged hate crime attack when she made anti-Islamic statements, and threw her cellphone and hot coffee at a man.
Atlantic City, New Jersey's casinos and online entities reported $281.2 million in third-quarter earnings this year, a 7.5% decline over the same period last year.
Striking teachers in Portland, Oregon, temporarily shut down the Burnside Bridge, which connects the city's downtown to neighborhoods across the Willamette River.
Florida faces a second lawsuit for disbanding a pro-Palestinian student group at the University of South Florida, allegedly violating its First Amendment rights to free speech.
Maine and Massachusetts, the last states with bans on Sunday hunting, may soon see the laws lifted after a proposed lawsuit by Maine's highest court, officials say.