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Man involved in Los Angeles collision that killed three women in Uber has a long criminal history, police said.

Tropical Storm Idalia has caused severe damage and catastrophic flooding as it continues to go through several Southeastern coastal states.

In Missouri, a Republican lawmaker proposed amendments to the state's near-total abortion ban, suggesting exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and fatal abnormalities.

Researchers have unveiled a promising experimental blood test capable of detecting Parkinson's disease in its early stages, potentially becoming the first specific tool for diagnosis.

Tony Phan Ho of Hatfield, Pennsylvania, has been arrested alongside two others for manufacturing and selling so-called "ghost guns" and silencers.

A New Jersey park remains closed after residents spotted a 3- to 4-foot alligator on the loose as local law enforcement continue to search for the missing gator.

Oregon's state economists announced the state is poised to allocate ample resources to public services due to the growing corporate tax collections in the strong post-pandemic economy.

Two Connecticut residents have reportedly died this summer from Vibrio vulnificus infections, which stem from bacteria found in raw shellfish or seawater.

Indiana man Austin Hahn is charged with attempted murder after allegedly bludgeoning a co-worker with a tinner hammer, breaking his jaw and teeth, according to police.

A Texas resident is dead after contracting an amebic meningitis infection from a lake, health officials said Wednesday.

Germany's Bosch Group completed the acquisition of chip manufacturer TSI Semiconductors as part of its plan to establish a manufacturing presence in the U.S. for silicon carbide chips.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Maine has reached a settlement over alleged inadequacies within the state's public defender system.

Internet access has been restored at all three University of Michigan campuses after a security issue led to a multi-day outage over the weekend.

Timothy Jinor-Riley, 20, of Milwaukee, has been charged for allegedly striking and injuring a police officer with a vehicle outside a hotel in a nearby suburb.

Apprehensions at the southern border reached more than 7,000 on Tuesday, as migrants continue to enter the U.S.

Nika Nikoubin, a Texas woman convicted of stabbing a man in the neck in a Las Vegas hotel, says in a new interview that she hallucinated herself as Salma Hayek's vampire character in 1996's "From Dusk Till Dawn" during the attack.

Zijie Yan, the UNC-Chapel Hill associate professor who died in a Monday shooting on the school's campus, was a father of two and a "beloved colleague" and "mentor."

Ed Lopez, 41, his wife, Aleksandra Witek, 40, and their toddlers were found dead in their Upper West Side apartment on Monday in an apparent murder-suicide.

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants announced that 99.47% of their members, representing over 26,000 flight attendants at American Airlines, voted in favor of a strike.

Florida officials say that five people were injured on Tuesday night when a car drove into a Taekwondo business while a class was going on.