The Highland Park mass shooting suspect's father, Robert Crimo Jr., has entered a guilty plea in connection to how his teenage son was able to obtain a gun license in 2022.
Law enforcement raided a Connecticut home that 21-year-old Westen Soule allegedly turned into an $8.5 million "magic mushroom" drug factory, according to police.
Leroy Stover, the first Black police officer in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, has died at the age of 90. The Birmingham Police Department announced his death Friday.
A California police officer has resigned from his position after an investigation into an unrelated matter led to the discovery of racist text messages on his phone.
California Highway Patrol investigate a reported hit-and-run at Stanford that campus authorities say left an Arab Muslim student with injuries that are not life threatening.
A 29-year-old California woman vanished on a yoga retreat near Lake Atitlán in Guatemala Oct. 19, and her family says witnesses are not cooperating with the investigation.
An Arizona judge has resigned from her position, the state Commission on Judicial Court. This comes after the former judge, Celé Hancock, was charged with extreme DUI in March.
A lawsuit was filed Friday against the Kansas City, Kansas government by five women who say that it allowed police corruption and sexual assault to occur for years.
A Florida man is accused of drugging his partner with the main ingredient in allergy medicines like Benadryl before killing him in a $333K life insurance plot.
Minnesota worship leaders are urging police to investigate a recent mosque fire for possible connections to past vandalism at Muslim places of worship within the state.
A trial is underway for the Highland Park mass shooting suspect's father. He is accused of aiding his son in obtaining a gun license after his son made violent threats.
Two Maine senators are seeking an investigation into the interactions between the U.S. Army and Robert Card before his involvement in the deadliest shooting in state history.
An investigation is underway in Indiana after three people were found shot to death inside a home. Their bodies were found by police officers conducting a welfare check.
Birmingham Southern College in Alabama is striving to remain open for the remainder of the school year after facing significant financial difficulties.
Federal officials are recognizing the abuse experienced by students of Native American boarding schools through a series of nationwide listening sessions presented by victims.
Those who spent time in a Bay Area casino in the last five years are suggested to get a tuberculosis test after 11 cases have been linked to the business.
Maine voters will soon decide on whether to rid themselves of two of the state's largest electric companies. This is in an effort to lower electricity costs across the state.
A surge in pedestrian injuries and fatalities from car crashes has resulted in nationwide policy and infrastructure changes, including a proposal to ban the right-on-red rule.
