A bar manager in Tempe, Arizona, was sucker-punched by a customer June 24. Disturbing surveillance footage shows her knocked down to the ground, causing a brain bleed.
Three Georgia teenagers are accused of murdering Johnathan Gilbert on Monday. Officials believe he was involved in a "lovers' quarrel" with one of the suspects, who egged his house.
Wynter Cole Smith, 2, was found dead in a Detroit alley after she was allegedly kidnapped by her mom's ex-boyfriend, but her grandma's wise words pertain to anyone in dark times
A New York City gunman on a scooter shot four people in broad daylight Saturday morning in Queens and Brooklyn, police say. An 86-year-old man was fatally shot in the back.
A now-closed New Mexico salon which previously gave "vampire facials" to clients is now being again investigated after being allegedly linked to new HIV cases.
At least 16 alleged victims accused Terrance Hawkins, 41, of sexual assault since his arrest at the end of April, and police believe there are more victims
Leslie Van Houten, a Charles Manson follower and convicted killer, will be paroled in weeks, according to her lawyer. Gov. Newsom dropped his efforts to keep Van Houten behind bars.
Gunfire erupted at an underage house party in El Paso, Texas, Friday night, according to local outlet KFOX14. Police said at least six people were injured.
An alleged random home invasion in New Jersey turned into a sexual assault of a woman in a wheelchair, but the suspect left because he "got bored," a probable cause affidavit said.
The Riverside County Sheriff confirmed six people were killed when their plane went down in Murrieta, California. The FAA identified the plane as a Cessna C550 business jet.
The body of Joyce Malecki, whose death was featured in Netflix's "The Keepers," which details the murder of a nun and a priest's alleged sexual abuse, will be exhumed, the FBI says.
Philadelphia teacher Ellen Greenberg's stabbing investigation is delayed, approximately 100 documents in the Delphi murders case are unsealed and more.
Private investigators who worked on Texas man Rudolph "Rudy" Farias' missing persons case for years said there were countless red flags, according to a new report.