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An Alaska police officer was seriously injured in an early morning shooting, according to the Fairbanks police department.

The attorney of suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore says three of his client's law clerks have been fired.

Thousands of residents in the Pacific Northwest remained without power Sunday as the remnants of what was billed as a potentially apocalyptic typhoon began to fizzle.

A 19-year-old student at the University of Connecticut was run over and killed early Sunday by a vehicle for the campus fire department, state police said.

The Navy is retrieving historic artifacts on loan to the New Jersey Naval Museum that have been damaged over time and by bad weather, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

Workers for the Philadelphia-area transit system have voted to authorize a strike next month if agreement isn't reached on a new contract.

After a week of revelations and allegations about Donald Trump's behavior toward women, a third party twist lends an unprecedented level of uncertainty to one conservative stronghold.

A ceremony was held Saturday to dedicate a new gravestone for a 7-year-old Michigan boy whose brutal killing more than 80 years ago remains unsolved.

Los Angeles police are searching for at least two suspects in a shooting that left three people dead and 12 wounded at a restaurant operating out of a converted home.

If the air is calm Monday morning, the Louisiana National Guard will use a robot to open a bunker door at Camp Minden and set up remote ignition of 820 pounds of an unstable, fast-burning chemical compound stored there.

The 15-year-old daughter of Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay was fatally shot in the neck, authorities and the athlete's agent said Sunday.

Two firearms dealers who ran a store in the Florida Keys have been sentenced to prison for illegally possessing a gun disguised as a walking cane.

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David Carlson was fishing with a pal when a bearded man in shorts popped out of the woods and introduced himself. “Daniel” said he was the caretaker of a vacant cabin next to Carlson’s home in upstate Sparrowbush. Carlson, a carpenter, befriended the stranger, giving him odd jobs in exchange for fresh eggs and his wife’s homemade bread.

At tuition-free Florida Atlantic University High School, all students can simultaneously earn their high school diploma and bachelor's degree.  Education officials say it appears to be the nation's only such school.

For the first time since Rolling Stone magazine's shocking story about a brutal gang rape at the University of Virginia hit shelves two years ago, the public may hear from the young woman at the center of the now discredited article "A Rape on Campus."

The case of a North Carolina man who failed to show up for a 2015 divorce hearing and has been missing ever since has taken a dramatic turn with the discovery of his wife’s body floating in a creek.

A lawsuit against Penn State by a former assistant coach whose testimony helped convict Jerry Sandusky of being a sexually violent predator is going to trial.

Despite being the first woman allowed to wear a Muslim headscarf beneath her military uniform at the nation's oldest private military college, Sana Hamze says she doesn't feel like a pioneer.

The U.S. Navy says it is investigating the overnight possible missile attack from Yemen on a group of American warships in the Red Sea.