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.
Police body camera video released Monday shows the shootout between capital murder suspect Jordan Owens, and Dallas police and U.S. Marshals Task Force officers.
California officials have released the name of the man who was fatally shot by a highway patrol officer on a Los Angeles freeway. The man has been identified as Jesse Dominguez.
Suppressed deer movement blamed on weather conditions led to an underwhelming 92,050 reported kills during the opening weekend of Wisconsin's nine-day gun season.
Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic has pleaded not guilty to assaulting his wife and was released on personal recognizance bail. The incident occurred at his North End apartment.
Malaga Island, located off the coast of Maine, once home to a mixed-race community forcibly removed by the state, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Florida man Phillip McGraw swam through multiple canals in an effort to avoid arrest as deputies tried to rationalize with him, the Flagler County Sheriff's Office said.
A federal judge has issued a permanent injunction against the Kansas Highway Patrol's use of the "Kansas Two-Step" tactic. This maneuver involved detaining out-of-state drivers.
There is an increasing visibility of Native American storytelling in various forms of media, including theater, television, and film through playwrights like Mary Kathryn Nagle.