Experts expect Idaho prosecutors to "aggressively" pursue capital punishment in murder case against Bryan Kohberger, accused of Moscow, Idaho, student stabbings.
Sandra Hemme was convicted for library worker Patricia Jeschke's death in St. Joseph, Missouri, but she maintains her innocence after spending more than 40 years in prison.
Florida saw a meteotsunami last week, according to the National Weather Service. These events are large waves caused by storms and are driven by air-pressure disturbances.
Lawyers for Robert Bowers, the man who killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, are attempting to convince the jury that he is mentally ill.
The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General released a report on the years-long investigation in death of Jeffrey Epstein while he was awaiting federal trial on trafficking charges.
A car smashed into a shock-absorbing safety device and then burst into flames on a Southern California highway. The incident caused five people to die.
Little Rock police announced that the four bodies that were found in a burned Arkansas home were killed by gunshot wounds. The investigation into the people's death is ongoing.
Some states across the country are considering taxing vehicles based on the distance they travel rather than how much fuel they use, in part due to inflation and fuel efficiency.
Severe weather, including tornadoes and thunderstorms, left more than 175,000 customers without power on Tuesday morning, and impacted flights at major travel hubs.
As severe weather over the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions bring heavy rain and flooding threats, heat over Texas will expand and extend from the Southwest through the Southeast.
A first-in-the-nation plan to charge drivers in popular New York City areas has received federal approval. The plan is meant to improve air quality and reduce traffic.
"Sound of Freedom," a film based on the founding of a child-trafficking rescue organization called Operation Underground Railroad, premieres across the country on July 4.
An employee of Arlington Public Schools in Virginia was arrested and charged with abduction and sexual assault following an incident with a woman leaving a night club, police said.