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A pair of Missouri homeowners shot an intruder who opened fire on them when they returned to their house, authorities said.

A witness to Malcolm X's assassination says he heard police officers say "is he with us?" as they restrained the alleged killer shortly after the civil rights leader was gunned down.

Massachusetts regulators have denied a request by a company dismantling the former Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth to discharge wastewater into Cape Cod Bay.

People at a cove in San Diego, California, were startled after two large sea lions charged towards the beach and began loudly barking at beachgoers.

A Texas school district has begun the termination process for a teacher who was recently hired after he was arrested in a sex trafficking case

Police in Cedar Hill, Texas, said a gunman armed with a "long gun" opened fire inside a medical building, leaving a physician and a patient injured. The suspect was later arrested.

A new York City correction officer was slashed by an inmate at the city's Rikers Island jail complex on Tuesday.

Maryland father Keith Patrick Lewis was charged with first- and second-degree child abuse after his six-month-old infant was found with broken bones, Frederick police said.

Hugh "Sonny" Carter Jr., a key figure in helping elect his cousin Jimmy Carter to the White House and later implementing cost-saving measures in the president's administration, has died.

The body of Chicago teen Keith Lavell Bibbs was identified after he was murdered and found in 1984, officials say. Bibbs was killed by serial killer Larry Eyler.

Massimo Marenghi, 57, of Malden, Massachusetts, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after federal investigators thwarted his plan to have a hit man kill his wife.

Police in Terre Haute, Indiana, shot and killed a suspect who pointed a firearm at them following a two-hour standoff at a landscaping business warehouse on Tuesday.

A Clemson University fraternity is facing a four-year suspension following a probe that revealed new members were subjected to hazing rituals involving materials that caused burns.

Peter Boghossian, a founding faculty member for University of Austin, shared why Americans' confidence in higher education has reached record lows.

Oklahoma City police posted an image of a man and woman at a pet store who allegedly killed multiple animals, including a hamster that was stomped to death.

A former police officer filed a lawsuit against the Nashville Police Department, claiming that it violated federal law by retracting a job offer after finding out he was HIV-positive.

A recent report in Kentucky's Jefferson County, has been found to have undercounted homicides. Instead of the reported 64 homicides in the county, the actual number was 164.

Circleville, Ohio police officer Ryan Speakman was placed on paid administrative leave after a police dog attack led to the hospitalization of a truck driver.

Michigan State Police are investigating after a 39-year-old man allegedly touched several young girls inappropriately at Michigan's Adventure amusement park on July 22.

Austin's police union has launched a new podcast series that will feature conversations with officers sharing their experiences of working in defunded or disbanded units.