Veterans are suing the Department of Veteran Affairs and the Defense Department, claiming the organizations make it difficult for them to get infertility treatment.
As heat continues for much of the U.S., the Northeast will see another round of wet weather and there is the risk of storms and related threats over southern states.
George Legere, a 75-year-old man from Springfield, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for a kidnapping and rape from 1984. He was linked to the crime through DNA evidence.
Critics of New York City's mayor believe he needs to do a better job at freeing up shelters for migrants. They claim he is using the migrants as a "prop" to get Biden's attention.
Friends of Goldman Sachs staffer John Castic, whose body was pulled from a Brooklyn waterway Tuesday weeks after another man died in the same creek, say it was not an accident.
Wilder Lucas has been suspended without pay after a Brooklyn grand jury indicted the NYPD lieutenant in the sexual assault of Ammy Ventura, a civilian police employee.
Illinois will soon become the first state to fully abolish cash bail. Some residents sad they're afraid the new law will endanger locals and enable criminals.
A train in Oregon crashed into a car, killing three of its occupants. The sole survivor of the passenger vehicle was airlifted to the hospital, officials said.
The lack of data storing and processing infrastructure will create issues for countries looking to create widescale adoption of artificial intelligence's greatest capabilities.
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office detained Nelson Montgomery, 39, at the Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans following a chaotic incident on a plane.
The Houston Police Department said a shooting on Main St. Wednesday night that left one victim dead and two others injured escalated from a 'physical altercation.'
Police arrested a Connecticut man after he hacked into a popular locally owned restaurant's gift card system and stole approximately $200,000 from customers.
Jacob Ortega's former manager at Crumbl Cookies in Brookside told police that she recognized his bright red Crocs in security capturing a break-in at the bakery on July 20.
A man in Georgia is accused of trying to break in to a building attempted to flee police by going into a homeless camp and hiding in a tent, police say.
A federal appeals court in New Orleans has ruled that a Biden administration regulation that restricts ownership of pistol braces is unlikely constitutional.
Suspect Robert Martinez was charged with cruelty to a non-livestock animal after an incident in which he allegedly killed a kitten during an argument on Monday night.
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