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Nevada's pardons board has decided to resume considering posthumous pardon requests after a six-year hiatus, with certain restrictions in place.

HHS issued an order directing 30 states to halt the disenrollment process from their Medicaid and CHIP programs and reinstate coverage for individuals who lost it due to a glitch.

Officials announced plans to demolish the building at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in South Florida, the site of a 2018 shooting where 14 people were killed.

Despite her failing multiple drug tests, a judge has denied prosecutors' request to revoke the bond of Deja Taylor, the mother of a 6-year-old who shot his teacher in Virginia.

A judge issued a ruling on Wednesday mandating that Phoenix must permanently clear away the city's largest homeless encampment by Nov. 4.

The former CEO of a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing domestic violence issues is facing criminal charges of fraud and grand theft in Florida.

Portland gained international notoriety for protests and riots in 2020. Three years later, the police union president says the city's political climate is leveling out.

Murdaugh insisted in an affidavit filed Thursday that he first learned of allegations that court clerk Rebecca Hill tried to sway jurors toward a guilty verdict after he was sentenced.

With violent crime in the nation's capital up nearly 40% year-over-year, the head of D.C.'s police department met with NYPD to learn about its massive surveillance program.

The family of Fritz Grünbaum, an Austrian-Jewish cabaret performer whose art collection was stolen by the Nazi regime, was given back seven pieces that were taken in 1938.

The University of Pennsylvania's Hillel chapter was reportedly vandalized when a suspect flipped a table and yelled antisemitic remarks Thursday, according to the Jewish group.

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after at least hundreds of minks were released after someone cut holes in the fence of a fur farm in Rockefeller Township.

Deon Tedder, a Democratic candidate for a vacant South Carolina Senate seat, is currently leading in his party's primary election by a margin of 11 votes.

A Columbus police officer suggested that an 11-year-old girl could face charges for reportedly sending explicit images of herself to an adult man attempting to solicit her.

New York State Police say two people were killed and several others were injured after a bus carrying high school band students overturned on Interstate 84, just south of Middletown.

A man convicted of the 1996 killing of University of Oklahoma dance student Juli Busken has been executed. His attorneys claimed his father was the killer.

A house near Denver was consumed by flames late Wednesday night, killing two children and injuring seven other people. All nine were transported to a hospital.

Wayne Johnson, 76, is accused of cutting his own dog's throat and leaving her for dead in the desert of Nevada for wild animals to eat, local reports said.

A protest over fossil fuel infrastructure has blocked a roadway in downtown Boston, Massachusetts, for 15 minutes. Arrests were made in Thursday’s demonstration, according to police.

A man is in critical condition with life-threatening injuries following an exchange of gunfire with two St. Louis County officers who were responding to a reported domestic disturbance.