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A Spirit Airlines flight that was delayed for hours after a report of a possible bomb threat has finally landed in Dallas.

Authorities say a North Florida deputy has shot and wounded a man accused of assaulting a pregnant woman.

A mother and a college professor who exposed the Flint, Michigan, water crisis are being honored with American Ingenuity Awards.

The trial of a Georgia man charged with leaving his toddler son to die in a hot SUV is entering its fifth week.

The trial of a Georgia man charged with leaving his toddler son to die in a hot SUV is entering its fifth week.

Some Florida residents plan to take some extra precautions when they trick-or-treat with their children on Monday amid reports of creepy clowns scaring communities.

A man connected in the murders of four women in Ohio is due to appear at a pre-trial hearing on Monday in Ashland.

Police say as many as 70 members of rival motorcycle clubs brawled during a classic car show on New York's Long Island, leaving two people hurt.

A slave cemetery in New Jersey has been rededicated following restoration efforts after it was damaged during Superstorm Sandy.

Officials say a great white shark has died after it was spotted struggling in shallow water in Cape Cod.

The Latest on the death of an Oklahoma man accused of a string of violent crimes (all times local): 00:05 a.m.

A western Oklahoma county sheriff says the manhunt is over for Michael Dale Vance Jr., a suspect in a string of violent crimes.

A man linked to the killings of at least four women in Ohio is due back in court.

Jurors in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing trial in New Jersey are going to hear from lawyers one more time.

The University of Maine is holding a memorial this week for a professor who plunged into a 100-foot crevasse in Antarctica while conducting climate research for the National Science Foundation.

Police say the bodies of three people have been found in front of a home in a rural area near Newton, Kansas.

Police released two videos Friday showing an officer fatally shooting an unarmed black man in a San Diego suburb and said they hoped showing the footage would ease escalating tensions.

A man called The General—though he's gone by other names—carries at least five cellphones at all times and always has an eye out for hidden enemies. And in 2010 at a McDonald's in New York, he became $100 million richer. DNAinfo has the improbable story of a mob informant who befriended a toothless widow and inherited her fortune. The General fled the army in his European home in 1992 and was given asylum in New York with his wife and four children. He would later do what DNAinfo calls "valorous work for the US government" testifying against organized criminals. But after one federal case in 2006, it became too dangerous, and The General entered witness protection, becoming Alben Sagan and relocating to Wisconsin.

A high school senior who was among two people killed at a Halloween party where gunfire broke out had made a last-minute decision to go with a friend, her mother said.

Clothed in the power of the law, the federal government is again suing a Mississippi strip club, saying black strippers should be treated equally when they take it all off.