A monument to Viola Liuzzo, a White woman killed while transporting Black demonstrators from the 1965 voting rights march, and her friend, Sarah Evans, has been unveiled in Detroit.
A San Francisco utility worker died Thursday after getting trapped underneath a mound of dirt and concrete from a collapsed trench while working on a project.
Dayjia Blackwell, who goes my "Meatball" on social media, said that she is "traumatized" after being arrested for her involvement in the Philadelphia looting.
North Carolina's state-operated lottery has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing $1 billion in annual net earnings, a feat attributed in part to robust sales driven by interest.
President Joe Biden has announced the availability of federal disaster assistance for Louisiana, where efforts are underway to combat the leak of saltwater into the Mississippi River.
The NTSB revealed that a jet involved in a Connecticut 2021 crash, killing four people, was operating at a lower speed during takeoff due to the pilot leaving the brake engaged.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken legal action against former executives of telecommunications company Pareteum, alleging accounting and disclosure fraud.
A Californian individual has entered a guilty plea for orchestrating numerous fraudulent marriages aimed at circumventing immigration laws, according to federal prosecutors.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida, along with several other law enforcement agencies, arrested 219 people during a seven-day human trafficking operation last week.
Didion Milling Inc. has reached an $11.25 million plea deal in a case related to a 2017 explosion at a Wisconsin corn plant that left several workers dead.
Deliberations began in the ongoing trial of a 31-year-old DoorDash driver facing charges of aggravated malicious wounding and firearms offenses for a shooting incident involving a 21-year-old YouTube prankster.
A day-long manhunt unfolded in South Carolina as authorities sought a suspect responsible for shooting two individuals, including a sheriff's deputy, prompting the closure of schools.
Florida auto shop shooting resulted in the death of two, and it was reportedly sparked by a dissatisfied former customer's grievances over work performed on his vehicle years earlier.
Sherry-Ann and Oliver Jenkins, both of Ohio, have been sentenced on federal fraud charges over a scheme in which dozens of their patients were given false Alzheimer's diagnoses.
Human remains found in 1996 in Hanover, New Hampshire, have been identified as those of Benjamin Adams, a 78-year-old man with dementia who disappeared on a walk five years earlier.
Two bodies have reportedly been found in a wooded, debris-littered area in Kentucky. They may belong to a student pilot and instructor who went missing in a Wednesday crash.
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