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An El Paso police officer is lucky to be alive after being hit by a car early Friday morning.

Historical activists have reached an agreement to save a portion of a Revolutionary War battlefield in New Jersey from development.

An avalanche in southwestern Montana killed a skier over the weekend.

Christmas lights in the Boston Common are being damaged by voracious squirrels.

The Latest in the federal trial of a man accused of gunning down nine South Carolina church members during Bible study (all times local): ___ 2:30 p.m.

Rhode Island licensing officials have not resolved a nearly year-old complaint that a former boarding school psychologist did not do enough to address sexual abuse reports.

Two New Jersey men have been charged with running a securities fraud scheme that investigators say netted them more than $26 million in illegal profits.

An Arizona man who stabbed his wife and adult son to death in 2013 because he said he feared giving her HIV after having sex with prostitutes and worried what his jobless son would make of his life was sentenced Monday to 25 years in prison.

The United Arab Emirates' U.S. ambassador says he's spoken with Ohio Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) about the police killing of a UAE citizen after a traffic accident.

Police in Central California say a driver's split-second decision to avoid hitting a woman in the street ended in the death of a man on the sidewalk.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch says hate crimes tear at the fabric of American communities and are a stain on our "nation's very soul." Lynch spoke Monday at a mosque in Virginia amid a large spike in hate crimes targeting Muslims.

A Pennsylvania man accused of not calling 911 when the mother of his toddler son sent him videos of the boy's lifeless body during hours' worth of angry text messages is headed to trial on child endangerment charges.

Authorities say a man has died after a small plane he was flying hit an electricity line near the tourist town of Moab, Utah.

Montana's attorney general's office says it cannot find legal grounds to challenge a "reprehensible" 60-day jail sentence for a man who raped his 12-year-old daughter.

A federal judge on Monday ordered a former deep-sea treasure hunter to answer questions about the location of 500 missing gold coins.

A dispute over a proposed Muslim cemetery in a small Central Massachusetts town is deepening, as the state attorney general and the U.S. attorney’s office have intervened, warning local officials they could be violating civil-rights laws.

Police in Central California say a driver's split-second decision to avoid hitting a woman in the street ended in the death of a man on the sidewalk.

Relatives, friends and survivors of the Orlando nightclub massacre stood outside Pulse where candles were lit behind stars with the names of each of the 49 patrons who were killed, as they remembered the six-month anniversary on Monday of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

More South Texas teens than ever are getting themselves in big trouble by illegally smuggling immigrants at the U.S. border.

Authorities say federal marshals serving a warrant have shot and killed a suspect in Philadelphia.