A significant fire incident occurred at a paper mill in northern Michigan on Wednesday, resulting in road closures and a warning from state police for people to avoid the area.
A fifth teenager has been arrested in connection with the mass shooting that killed two and injured 28 others during a block party in Baltimore over the July 4 weekend.
A West Virginia state police officer facing charges of domestic violence is set to lose his job. Cpl. Joseph Comer received a notice to terminate his employment days after his arrest.
A house fire in Louisiana killed a mother and her two children in the early hours of Wednesday morning, as reported by the State Fire Marshal's Office.
A small school in northern Vermont called off classes after multiple students and one adult were hospitalized due to carbon monoxide exposure, officials confirmed.
A Suffolk County, New York, teacher was indicted on several charges including rape and sexual abuse, after allegedly having repeated sex with a 15-year-old student.
Danelo Cavalcante arrived at a jail in Avondale, Pennsylvania, hours after his capture following a prison break and two-week manhunt outside Philadelphia.
The ban on broadcasting court audio recordings in Maryland will be lifted on Jan. 1, following approval of new rules by the state's highest court regarding their release.
The woman accused of fatally shooting Florida college student Adam Simjee in a botched robbery has inked a federal plea deal that will land her in prison for 30 years.
A House Republican bill set for a final vote this week that gives junior enlisted members of the military a 30% pay bump has gotten a veto threat from the White House.
A 53-year-old endurance swimmer, Lewis Pugh, is about to finish swimming the entire Hudson River, stretching from the Adirondack Mountains to New York City.
According to the attorneys in a Phoenix trial, several employees of Blackpage.com accused of facilitating prostitution worked vigorously to keep the site free of sex ads.
An escaped New York convict has been recaptured after he slipped out the fifth story window of a city hospital, got into a taxi and spent nearly a month on the lam.
Georgia residents who descended from enslaved individuals in the Hogg Hummock community remain resolute in their battle against a contentious decision by county commissioners.
