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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is planning to introduce legislation banning military-grade weapons from being carried on the Missouri city's streets.

A Florida man was caught on a restaurant's surveillance video stealing nearly $11,000 worth of meat and ingredients from the storage area.

The City of Oakland, California is still reeling from a series of deadly shootings that broke out Sunday and lingered into Monday afternoon.

All nine Atlantic City casinos have reported profits in this year's second quarter, though the collective margin is significantly lower than what was reported a year ago.

A Tennessee judge has ordered a mental health evaluation for Joel Bowman, who is accused of attempting to enter a Jewish school in Memphis while armed.

A Dallas man shot at two suspects through his apartment front door during an attempted break-in, police said.

Second-term Huntsville, Alabama, City Councilman Devyn Keith pleaded guilty on Tuesday afternoon to two misdemeanor shoplifting counts.

Former Taylor, Michigan Mayor Rick Sollars pleaded guilty Tuesday to corruption allegations stemming from a bribery scheme involving a favored contractor.

Indivior reached a $30M settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit filed by health plans that accuses the company of unlawfully stifling competition for its opioid treatment Suboxone.

The Chester County, Pennsylvania, district attorney and Coatesville Police allege an 83-year-old man shot and killed his roommate after an argument over a dog.

Three Florida residents lodged a federal lawsuit, asserting that state agencies are failing to adequately inform low-income and disabled individuals about their public health insurance.

Dulles International Airport is embarking on a groundbreaking renewable energy endeavor with an installation of 200,000 solar panels near its runways.

An 86-year-old Maine man was convicted last week of assuming his dead brother's identity and using it to obtain a second passport and receive dual Social Security benefits.

A power outage early Tuesday morning forced the evacuation of critical patients to nearby facilities. During the outage, a baby was born by candlelight.

Apple emerged victorious on Monday as a lawsuit alleging that the blood oxygen sensor in its Apple Watch displayed 'racial bias' against individuals with darker skin tones was dismissed.

The U.S. government announced on Tuesday its decision to activate a dispute-settlement panel under labor regulations embedded in the USMCA, marking the first instance of such an action.

University of Nebraska President Walter "Ted" Carter has been selected to helm Ohio State University, and is slated to begin in the position on Jan. 1, 2024.

The Texas Department of Public Safety located two young Honduran siblings in Eagle Pass who were abandoned near the Rio Grande by criminal smugglers.

Legislation was introduced on Tuesday to protect U.S. Coast Guard Academy cadets who report sexual assault after misconduct. Proposal would be similar to policies in place at other DoD academies.

A correctional officer was abducted by inmates on Tuesday. He was subsequently freed after several hours. The St. Louis Department of Public Safety confirmed the officer's return.