A realtor in Dallas shot and killed in a parking lot as her horrified daughter watched was trying to sell the girl's iPhone to buyers they'd met on an app, according to a report Tuesday.
Alpine police say the reward for information leading to the whereabouts or safe return of a missing West Texas college student has increased to $200,000.
Police are investigating after they say a badly decomposed body was found underneath several inches of garbage inside an Ohio home, and the head appeared to have been moved from the body after death.
The Florida college student accused of killing a couple and chewing on the dead man's face told deputies, "Help me, I ate something bad" and then admitted it was "humans" as he spit out a piece of flesh, court documents show.
A federal judge on Monday tentatively approved a $151 million settlement involving two companies sued over a 2014 chemical spill that contaminated drinking water in southern West Virginia.
The Latest on the defamation trial against Rolling Stone magazine over its botched story about a gang rape at the University of Virginia (all times local): 12:10 p.m.
Shares in Coach Inc. rose more than 3 percent after the luxury handbag maker reported strong international growth and profit that beat Wall Street estimates after it announced store closings last quarter.
After an especially deadly weekend, Chicago’s spiraling violence passed a grim new milestone: more than 600 murders so far this year, up 45% from the same period last year and a level that hasn’t been seen in more than a decade.
A New Jersey high school teacher will forfeit 120 days' pay for discussing stripping and prostitution with female students during a January 2015 photography class.
A New York man involved in a street racing crash that killed five teenagers has been sentenced to up to four years in prison for violating his probation.
Prosecutors have dropped a weapons charge against a Fort Bragg soldier who carried an AR-15 automatic rifle into a North Carolina mall for a photo shoot and triggered a lockdown.
A Winslow police officer who fatally shot a Native American woman after responding to a convenience-store shoplifting nearly eight months ago has resigned from the department, city officials said Monday.
A federal judge rejected a settlement in two lawsuits that accused the NYPD of unlawfully spying on Muslims – until lawyers tweak the terms to give an appointed watchdog greater oversight.