William Raymond Cole was arrested for allegedly choking a teenager in a group that had ding-dong ditched his house on Sunday, police say. He was charged with two felonies.
Hurricane Idalia is expected to make landfall on the western coast of Florida Wednesday morning, prompting Gov. Ron DeSantis to declare a state of emergency for 46 counties.
John Hallett was arrested in Massachusetts for the 2017 murder of his Indiana roommate. Police said Hallett choked Paul Gonzalez to death in a dispute over stolen mail.
San Diego Police Department nabbed the theft suspect who was filmed cozying up to a Golden Retriever named Ace after stealing an expensive bike from a stolen garage in July.
Vero Beach resident Joseph Napier was recently charged with manslaughter over the 2021 death of his baby, who choked to death on a baby wipe. He is held on a $750,000 bond.
A Los Angeles fire captain's son has been charged with kidnapping and murdering a teenager, whom he'd never met before, according to a local TV station.
An inmate was fatally stabbed at a northern California prison, with suspicion falling on two fellow inmates. The victim, Alexander J. Jasso, was discovered with multiple stab wounds.
The parents of Michael Strecker, a Maine high schooler who died on New Hampshire's South Baldface Mountain during a 2021 trip, are suing the school district.
A dentist has been convicted in his girlfriend's 2022 murder after prosecutors say he poisoned her with drugs that are typically only accessible in a medical environment.
The man who murdered mother-of-five Rachel Morin might be a serial killer who will attack again if he isn't stopped, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler told Fox News Digital.
Heavy rain reported across West Virginia led to significant flooding in some areas, with Republican Gov. Jim Justice issuing a state of emergency for five counties.
3M's board of directors is nearing a decision on settling nearly 260,000 lawsuits filed by U.S. military members and veterans alleging hearing damage caused by the company's earplugs.
Over the past fiscal year, visitors at the Forest County Potawatomi casino in Milwaukee lost a minimum of $415 million in gambling losses, marking a 1.7% uptick from the previous year.