An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2, occurring approximately 70 miles south of Sand Point, Alaska, triggered a brief tsunami warning for certain areas in southern Alaska on Saturday.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after an emergency evacuation slide fell off a United Airlines plane into a backyard near Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
New York City authorities are searching for the suspect who demanded an 88-year-old woman's seat in Queens Center Mall and then beat up her son for defending her.
Yakult Honsha Co., a Japanese company known for its probiotic milk beverages, has announced plans to invest $305 million in building a new plant near Atlanta, Georgia.
The state Court of Appeals in North Carolina has upheld the murder and robbery convictions of David Myron Dover for the death of his co-worker, Arthur "Buddy" Davis, seven years ago.
A Las Vegas woman faces nine counts of injuring an animal after two dogs died, and seven others went into distress when they were left in two vehicles on a 111-degree day.
Members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians are preparing for a significant vote in September, deciding whether to legalize marijuana possession and sales on tribal lands.
Dozens of police officers responded to reports of gunfire at a busy intersection near Columbia, South Carolina, around noon on Tuesday. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
Over 1,000 people from across the Northeast, including Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott, attended the funeral of 19-year-old Rutland police officer Jessica Ebbighausen.
Pfizer and Flagship Pioneering, a renowned venture firm known for incubating biotech companies like Moderna Inc, have announced a joint investment of $100 million.
The director of the Arkansas State Crime Laboratory, Kermit Channell, is set to retire after dedicating 16 years to the position. His retirement is scheduled for the end of August.
Natural gas reportedly leaked from a defective fitting at the R.M. Palmer Co. plant in West Reading, Pennsylvania, which was rocked by a deadly explosion in late March.
The man suspected of killing four of the six victims in a recent string of Portland area murders had a history of trouble with the law and was released from prison early.
