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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.

Details of the investigation into claims of abuse at New Hampshire's Sununu Youth Services Center must be made available to lawyers representing the alleged victims, a judge ruled.

Following the disturbing arrest and detention of a 10-year-old child for urinating in a parking lot, a police officer in Mississippi has lost his position.

A 27-year old Indianapolis mother faces neglect charges following the death of her 6-year-old son, who accidentally shot himself at an apartment complex.

Incidents of gunfire targeting homes have occurred with alarming frequency this year in the county encompassing South Carolina's capital, Columbia.

Efforts to retrieve the bodies of two men who tragically lost their lives in a recent plane crash within Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve have been deemed unsafe by officials.

Five woman allegedly got into a brawl with employees at a Florida chicken wing restaurant after they intentionally clogged a toilet, police said.

Reinaldo Vargas-Rodriguez, former mayor of Humacao, Puerto Rico, was sentenced to three years and one month in prison after a federal bribery conviction.

Fire officials in the state of Washington reported at least two people have died in the Gray and Oregon wildfires burning around Spokane.

The man suspected of murdering Rachel Morin along a trail "poses a threat" to communities from Los Angeles to Maryland until he's caught, authorities said.

An incident unfolded in Ohio as a school bus overturned after a crash with an SUV. One child died, while 23 others sustained injuries, with one child's condition reported as serious

A school bus with 52 children on board crashed in Clark County, Ohio, Tuesday morning, killing one student and injuring at least 23 others.

Frank Cavalluzzi, 57, of New York City, was convicted Monday on nine counts of attempted murder over a 2020 confrontation with Black Lives Matter demonstrators.

Nina Centio of Taunton, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty Monday to charges alleging she bribed a Registry of Motor Vehicles employee to issue driver's licenses without administering road tests.

Calvary Chapel San Jose filed a federal lawsuit against Santa Clara County over its "warrantless geofencing operation" during COVID-19 lockdowns.

Houston's Pamela Ann Merritt, 43, allegedly killed landlord Colin Kerdachi, 78, hid his body and collected rent from other tenants for months, police say.