A former Russian employee of a U.S. consulate, Robert Shonov, has been arrested over suspicion of gathering information about Russia’s action in Ukraine for American diplomats.
Four state troopers in Maine have been hospitalized after being struck by a 24-year-old driver on the side of the road in Hollis while investigating a domestic dispute, authorities say.
A Florida woman, who allegedly killed her fiance and mother last year, was deemed unfit for trial after she told police the occult made her commit the crimes.
Jacksonville, Florida, Sheriff T.K. Waters dismantled the narrative that guns are to blame for a mass shooting at a Dollar General that left three Black Americans dead.
The Supreme Court in Alabama has ruled that the state can resume its construction of a new bridge, which could be used as an additional evacuation route during hurricane season.
The Clark County school district has been in bitter contract negotiations with the teachers union. The union is calling on Gov. Lombardo to end the stalemate between the two groups.
In a retrial of the murder of a Los Angeles police officer, Kenneth Gay, who was accused of fatally shooting the officer during a traffic stop in 1983, has been convicted again.
A fire rescue helicopter crashed into a Broward County building on Monday, with first responders rushing six people to a nearby hospital. A paramedic and a resident both died.
According to the NSF, most of the women who worked at the main US research base in Antarctica, the McMurdo Station, have been sexually harassed or assaulted in 2022.
New Hampshire National Guard Lt. Col. Mark Patterson has a court-martial scheduled for early next year. He is expected to be charged with assault and sexual harassment.
School is kicking off for Eliot-Hine Middle School in Washington D.C., on Aug. 28, 2023. The president and his wife are visiting the school to welcome students back.
A man has been killed following a shooting that broke out near a restaurant and bar in Louisville, Kentucky. Authorities have not made any arrests yet.
The New Mexico Game and Fish Department's head announced that the state is considering increasing hunting limits for black bears in multiple areas of the state.