Yalrick Pride, a 23-year-old Alabama woman, was convicted of murder in the death of her boyfriend's three-year-old son. Her boyfriend has been sentenced to life in prison.
Many railroads across the country are worried about joining a government safety hotline over fears that they will not be able to discipline workers who use it.
Many companies are attempting to obtain medical marijuana in Alabama, but the courts are not making it easy. Lawmakers in the state approved the substance for medical use in 2021.
Two Texas officers were wounded after being shot by a suspect during a pursuit on Aug. 24, 2023. The injured officers were transported to local hospitals.
Excessive heat waves across the US are believed to be the culprit of an increase in tire and battery issues. Mechanics advise consumers to get their cars checked out before Labor day.
A retired police sergeant was identified as the suspect in a mass shooting at Cook's Corner in Orange County, California, that left three dead and six injured. He was also killed.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sent a letter to St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, saying her proposed gun legislation plan would violate the state constitution.
San Francisco leaders announced Thursday new ways to combat vehicle burglaries, including deploying "bait cars," just as a Missouri family had their rental car broken into while visiting the city, according to officials.
Attendance at the Indiana State Fair this year increased by less than one percent over last year, marking the second consecutive year of a gradual climb in attendance.
A Texas man who pleaded guilty to murdering his girlfriend at a motel in 2020 by stabbing her at least 27 times, twice in the heart, was sentenced to 60 years in prison.