Barry Morphew's attorney provided more details about the area where Suzanne Morphew's remains were located on Wednesday, more than three years after she went missing.
The Philadelphia mayor vetoed the city council's bill outlawing supervised injection sites in most of the city. Then the city council overrode his veto and made the prohibition law.
Ethan Crumbley, who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting four Oxford High School students as a 15-year-old, can be sentenced to life without parole, a judge ruled.
The most extensive dam removal initiative in U.S. history is currently in progress along the California-Oregon border. This project aims to eliminate four dams situated on the Klamath River
The Portland Police Bureau in Oregon revealed on Thursday that nearly a dozen children, including a 1-year-old, have experienced fentanyl overdoses since June.
A Compton resident has been found guilty of attempted murder, potentially facing a life sentence, for a vengeful 2020 attack that left two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies wounded.
The Virginia man, who shot a prankster during a bizarre YouTube scheme, was acquitted of most of the serious charges but will remain in jail after jurors returned a split decision.
A new lawsuit accuses disgraced urologist Dr. Darius Paduch, New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center of covering up years of sexual abuse.
According to the Department of Interior, hundreds of national parks may close if Congress doesn’t reach a budget soon. Thousands of park rangers may also be furloughed.
A Massachusetts woman who made a false bomb threat against the Boston Children’s Hospital has pleaded guilty. Catherine Leavy will be sentenced in March.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it took hours to remove an 18-wheel tractor-trailer truck that became stuck in the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel.
The state of Indiana will build a new prison, set to be completed in early 2027, with a budget of $1.2 billion. The new facility will become the state’s costliest building project ever.
A group in Texas, received a nearly $800,000 grant from HHS as part of the federal government's "harm reduction" program distributes crack pipes to drug addicts.
Sept. 11 first responders are concerned that the potential government shutdown could disrupt their health care as 9/11-related illnesses continue claiming lives.
A Jan. 6 protester who had his guns and passport taken away for a non-violent crime says the road rage stabbing arrest of a former DOJ prosecutor shows "double standards."
A group of lawmakers is writing a letter to the Pentagon demanding answers after a Government Accountability Office report detailed dire barracks living conditions.
Prosecutors in the Delphi murders case say a memo from suspect Richard Allen's defense team alleging that Libby German and Abby Williams were killed in a ritual is "fanciful."