An Ohio man suspected of being a drug dealer allegedly kept his 7-month-old daughter in the same hotel room her dead mother's corpse was in after she possibly overdosed.
GOP leaders in California are pointing the finger at Democrats after the release of a new report showing that robberies, thefts, and burglaries have been on the rise in recent years.
North Korea activated its first tactical nuclear attack submarine to patrol the waters between Japan and the Korean peninsula, though it is unknown if it has nuclear warheads.
Mason Sisk, 18, has been sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for the 2019 shooting deaths of his father, stepmother, and siblings, aged six months to six years.
Massachusetts federal investigators say Hui Zhang of Quincy was arrested on charges in connection with a bank fraud scheme involving more than 100 counterfeit checks totaling over $1 million.
The Rt. Rev. Prince Singh of the Episcopal Dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan has been restricted from ministry while domestic abuse allegations are investigated.
The Maui Invitational initiated an online auction, named Hoops for 'Ohana, to raise funds for relief and recovery efforts following the devastating fires which claimed at least 115 lives.
Michigan State Police on Thursday said they shot and arrested a Florida resident accused of setting fire to and shooting at four of the agency's cruisers.
Construction work on a $2 billion electric vehicle plant in South Carolina, funded by a group backed by Volkswagen, has been temporarily halted due to delays in obtaining wetland permits.
A Georgia man in custody on methamphetamine possession charge was sentenced to 35 years in prison for ordering a hit on a Troup County deputy investigating the drug charges.
Mississippi Democrats have selected attorney Ty Pinkins as their new nominee for secretary of state after the previous candidate withdrew due to serious health issues.
Joseph Cattani, 40, of Colgate, Wisconsin, has been charged in federal court on felony and misdemeanor counts for assaulting a police officer during the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) on Thursday requested that residents dial down electricity use as a heatwave threatens the state's power grid.