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Federal authorities announced Thursday the arrest of six individuals involved in a human smuggling operation that transported migrants from Guatemala to the United States.

Nusrat Choudhury has made history as the Senate confirmed her as the first Muslim female federal judge in the United States. Advocacy groups praised Chowdhury's confirmation.

Heather Mack, the woman convicted by an Indonesian court of helping murder her mother and hide the remains in a suitcase, pleaded guilty in U.S. court.

Police in Sequatchie, Tennessee responded to a shooting and arrived at a residence engulfed in flames. Six individuals, including three children, were discovered lifeless inside.

Mykaella Elizabeth Sharlman was allegedly mutilated and burned by two men in California, but prosecutors dropped the case because of a scandal in the Antioch Police Department.

The Mississippi State Board of Education has made an announcement regarding the appointment of the next interim state superintendent of education. Ray Morgigno will start on July 1.

Planned Parenthood closed its only clinic in Logan, Utah, resulting in limited access to abortion services in the state. The closure occurred after the clinic's sole provider left.

A house fire in rural northern Nevada killed three individuals in Fallon. Nevada State Police reported that firefighters discovered the bodies of one adult and two juveniles.

Republican governors are pushing back against a proposal by the Biden administration that aims to elevate the importance of conservation on vast government-owned lands.

Robert Bowers, the man who killed 11 worshippers at a synagogue in Pittsburgh in October 2018, was found guilty Friday on all counts in a federal trial.

Megan Joyce Imirowicz faces up to life in prison for killing her father with drain cleaner after he refused to take her to a hair salon appointment for her 18th birthday.

The Department of Energy was compromised in a malware attack that targeted government agencies, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says.

Food businesses and agricultural producers across the United States are set to receive a $320 million boost from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Video from the Tooele Police Department near Salt Lake City captures the dramatic moments of a water rescue at the Settlement Canyon Reservoir on June 3.

President Joe Biden is set to speak at a summit in Connecticut over a year after signing federal gun legislation in the wake of the Uvalde school massacre.

The driver of a stolen SUV that killed four passengers during a high-speed chase has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. He is expected to be sentenced to 15 months to four years in prison.

After spending 29 years behind bars, a death row inmate in Arizona has been released from prison. The man’s convictions in the 1994 death of a 4-year-old child was thrown out in a deal.

A 27-year-old employee of Scotlandyard Security Services was shot and wounded on a Philadelphia-area train. It is unclear whether there were any witnesses to the shooting.

The hosts of "Good Things Utah" discuss their April interview with children's book author Kouri Richins, who is accused of killing her husband last year.

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