Baltimore County, Maryland, will pay $275,000 in a settlement after a male firefighter collected and shared nude photos of several female firefighters.
Federal prosecutors have requested that a federal judge revoke the bond of Deja Taylor, the mother of a Virginia boy who shot and injured his first-grade teacher.
A man awaiting sentencing for the murder of a Missouri police officer is challenging the constitutionality of a state law that allows judges to impose the death penalty.
An Alabama man was found guilty of a dozen criminal charges, including rape, robbery, sexual torture, and theft, in connection with allegations of sexually abusing and robbing women.
Christopher Ellis, 54, of Vermont, has confessed to police that he murdered a mother and son in their Whittingham home last week, where he had been residing for several months.
A trio of Loudoun County, Virginia, officials used more than $60,000 in taxpayer funds in June to fly to Ghana in order to sign a sister city agreement.
In a TV interview Wednesday, Alex Murdaugh's lawyers accused court clerk Rebecca Hill of jury tampering and said their client deserves a new trial based on her "illegal" conduct.
K-Pop singer Jung Kook of BTS will perform at New York City’s Global Citizen Festival on Sep. 23 in one of his first solo appearances in the United States.
Republican Gov. Phil Scott announced Tuesday that the USDA has designated Vermont as a natural disaster area following July’s flooding, allowing farmers to apply for emergency aid.
A group of environmental activists are accusing the Utah government of the Great Salt Lake’s low water levels. The state is being urged to stop diverting the lake’s water for farmers.
A U.S. Marine veteran rescued a swimmer in distress at Long Beach Island as deadly rip currents hit beaches up and down the East Coast over Labor Day weekend.