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94-year-old Barbara Carolon traveled rom New Hampshire to Nevada to see her 90-year-old sister Shirley one more time, with video of the visist going viral.

Ranjith Varma, 55, of Manassas, Virginia, became unresponsive and later died while trying to hike rim to rim at the Grand Canyon on Saturday afternoon.

City's prized parkland becomes encampment, mayor seeks shift in 'right-to-shelter-law' and more top headlines

More than 100 protesters gathered in Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Sunday to rally against Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's temporary gun suspension.

Sean Williams, a felon and former fugitive, spoke with Fox News Digital in an effort to maintain his innocence after a federal lawsuit accused him of being a "serial rapist."

Pennsylvania police said Tuesday that fugitive Danelo Cavalcante is armed, as law enforcement continues its pursuit nearly two weeks after his escape from prison.

The NYPD is using controversial artificial intelligence that claims it can predict crime, but the tech company behind the tech, Voyager Labs, is in a heated privacy lawsuit with Meta.

A shooting at a Florida Airbnb rental killed one person and injured a woman over the weekend, authorities said.

A Missouri freight train crashed into an ATV stuck on the tracks on Monday morning, causing the front train engine to sustain some damage, and the ATV to get demolished.

Ocean City, Maryland resident Matthew Slentz was charged with aggravated menacing and weapons offenses after allegedly lunged at a Delaware state trooper with a razor blade.

A sinkhole opened up on a San Francisco street on Monday following a water main break, authorities said.

Austin, Texas, activist Jamie Hammonds on Monday posted a series of shocking videos on Twitter showing the extent of damage a greenbelt has endured from a homeless encampment.

Nearly 44 years after the murder and rape of a woman in Boston, Massachusetts, an Oregon man confessed to FBI agents that he committed the crime.

A 68-year-old man, John Michael Irmer, walked into an FBI field office in Oregon and confessed to a decades-old murder in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood.

A U.S. Army soldier is charged with shooting at a woman and her two children during a road rage incident.

A federal appeals court has granted a Catholic group the right to display religious depictions along a privately owned 'prayer trail' representing the final day of Jesus' life.

A U.S. Army soldier from Rhode Island who died during World War II in Germany has been positively identified using DNA evidence, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.

A trial date has been scheduled for a former Louisiana police officer who is facing charges in connection with a tragic incident that occurred on New Year's Eve in Brusly.

An additional 25 counties in Georgia have become eligible for federal funding to aid in Hurricane Idalia cleanup efforts, according to state officials.

Vassar College, one of the country's first women's institutions, was slapped with a lawsuit in August alleging pay discrimination against its female employees.