Nashville Police on Thursday shared an update on the search for missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain, who was last seen downtown on the night of March 8.
New Mexico's highest court has afforded a new trial for two day care workers due to a confusing set of instructions received by a jury at their joint trial in 2019.
A major storm buried parts of the Denver metropolitan area in up to four feet of snow, with two feet reported in many of the city's western suburbs and lower totals seen elsewhere.
The United States has officially opened its first commercial-scale offshore wind farm. A Danish wind developer built the 12-turbine farm east of Montauk Point, NY.
A regulatory board is currently deliberating on the future of baby eel fishing quotas across the country. This decision is expected to have a significant impact in Maine.
The U.S. government is reconsidering a legal challenge against an expedition to the Titanic, which it filed citing a law that treats the shipwreck as a gravesite.
Linda Zullo's family, her husband Jim and son Sam, are achieving significant milestones in girls' basketball coaching, a dream long shared by the family.
Acting ICE Director Patrick J. Lechleitner said officers in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Buffalo and Detroit will start wearing body cameras.
Three New York Police Department officers quickly worked together to assist a man who had fallen onto some subway tracks in the Bronx earlier this week.
Thousands of segregated cemeteries across the nation, where African Americans were buried over many decades, have suffered from neglect, abandonment and destruction.
A Florida sheriff ripped the feds for putting "American people in jeopardy" after three illegal immigrants were charged with kidnapping and sexual assault.
An Indiana woman who died aboard a flight home from a vacation in the Dominican Republic reportedly suffered a a carotid artery dissection in her neck.
The parents of 7-year-old Sloan Mattingly are speaking out to warn families of the potential dangers of digging deep sand holes after a tragedy last month.
A New Hampshire provost with a background in African American history will replace University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow, who was fired after making pornographic videos.
Asa Ellerup, the wife of suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann, says in rare statement she doesn't think he could have committed the murders.