A Massachusetts restaurant owner who allegedly shot at a man last week he'd had at least three prior documented incidents, was arrested by a Boston fugitive unit Friday.
A U.S. district court ruled against the Kansas Highway Patrol's "two-step" technique, saying it violates people's Fourth Amendment rights. Troopers allegedly targeted out-of-state license plates and searched people's vehicles.
An investigation into the crash of a Marine V-22 Osprey in California last year has concluded the incident was caused by a mechanical failure, ruling out pilot and maintenance errors.
A recent study by the Council on Criminal Justice revealed that homicides in 30 American cities declined by an average of 9.4% during the first half of 2023 compared to last year.
Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Friday announced that "Vermont Strong" specialty license plates will be re-issued in a flood recovery fundraising effort.
Texas A&M University announced Friday that the school's president, Katherine Banks, resigned after prominent new hire Kathleen McElroy resigned over "negative press."
A North Carolina man is facing a charge of abusive sexual contact after he allegedly touched a 15-year-old girl inappropriately on a flight from Atlanta to Seattle.
A mother testified in federal court, expressing doubt that her son would have pursued joining the IS group if not for the efforts of individuals he recently met, who were FBI informants.
An energy company in Minnesota revealed Thursday that groundwater with low levels of radioactive material might have reached the edge of the Mississippi River.
Florida Keys coral reefs are facing an early threat this summer as record-high water temperatures are causing stress and potential endangerment to their health.
Prosecutors are seeking to revoke the bond of rapper Quando Rondo after he was involved in a car crash while free on bond pending trial on gang and drug charges.
A destructive fire broke out on Friday morning at a building in Bowling Green, Kentucky, which houses both the office of Senator Rand Paul and a local law firm.
The brother of former NFL cornerback Aqib Talib, Yaqub Salik Talib, has entered a guilty plea for murder in connection with the 2022 shooting death of a youth football coach in Texas.
A water main break in Miami Beach resulted in decreased water pressure, prompting officials to issue a precautionary boil water alert for a significant portion of Miami.
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