UNC-Chapel Hill doctorate student Tailei Qi, who is charged with fatally shooting an associate professor on campus Monday, appeared in court for the first time on Tuesday.
The city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been dismissed from a lawsuit over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya at the hands of former police officer Christopher Schurr.
Plans to construct the world's tallest flagpole in Columbia Falls, Maine, have been delayed for another six months following the extension of a local moratorium on large developments.
The U.S. Department of Justice and an Oklahoma bank unveiled a settlement aimed at addressing allegations of lending discrimination against Black and Hispanic individuals in Tulsa.
Maine’s population of puffins has marked its second consecutive rebound year following a catastrophic 2021 where climate change destroyed their resource of food.
The suspicious death of Republican activist and lawyer Alexander Talcott is being investigated as a homicide after it was determined the cause of death was a stab wound.
While test scores have revealed that students across the country are still struggling to catch up in multiple subjects post-pandemic, math declines have been particularly striking.
Ten people were arrested in connection with the kidnapping and death of Thomas Rath, who disappeared in New York before he was found in a shallow grave.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has released footage they say shows an officer being slashed with a knife while trying to make an arrest in a domestic disturbance case.
Colorado dentist James Craig is scheduled to enter a plea Tuesday to a charges he fatally poisoned his wife of 23 years so he could run off with his orthodontist lover.
A mob of masked thieves robbed a Los Angeles Macy's last week before fleeing the scene in what is the latest in a string of smash-and-grab robberies throughout the city.
A water main in Time Square gave way on Aug. 29, 2023, leading to flooding of midtown streets. New York City's busiest subway station also flooded due to the storm.
Court proceedings may resume for Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, a mentally ill man who was charged with murdering 10 people at a Boulder, Colorado, supermarket in 2021.