The URL on Maryland's default license plate between 2010 and 2016 commemorating the War of 1812 now leads to a website promoting online gambling in the Philippines.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said late Wednesday evening that a train derailed near Lancaster. Some of the freight cars were reportedly carrying hazardous materials.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials seized nearly 5,800 pounds of methamphetamine during an inspection at the Otay Mesa Cargo Facility in California.
A Florida man wrangled a 10-foot alligator at an elementary school in Jacksonville in front of about 200 spectators who screamed out of excitement and fear during the ordeal.
A Dallas, Texas man and woman face murder charges after the man allegedly shot another woman he used to "talk to" after his girlfriend said to "smoke her."
Bradley Gillespie, a 50-year-old double homicide convict who escaped a Lima, Ohio prison, is believed to have drowned in the Ohio River, where he was found dead.
Pieper Lewis, a teenage sex trafficking victim who killed her alleged abuser in 2020, has been resentenced to probation after violating a previous sentence's conditions.
Jeffrey Sikes, who was convicted of masterminding a scheme that involved arson attacks on multiple Walmart stores along the Gulf Coast, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison.
York County, South Carolina law enforcement officials arrested a 25-year-old man after he allegedly used a toy Nintendo "Duck Hunt" gun to rob a convenience store.
Jerry Ward of Madison, Wisconsin, pleaded guilty Wednesday to the first-degree reckless homicide of 11-year-old Anisa Scott in a deal with prosecutors.
Nauman Hussain, the 33-year-old operator of a limousine company whose poorly-maintained vehicle killed 20 in a 2018 wreck, has received a prison sentence of 5 to 15 years.
An Illinois jury has reached the verdict in the murder trial of a former "Family Feud" contestant Timothy Bliefnick, accused of shooting estranged wife Becky.
An attorney representing two men who were beaten by guards at a county jail in Georgia has called on the Justice Department to investigate what he describes as a pattern of systemic abuse.
Nearly 2,000 organ pipes were returned to downtown Memphis' Calvary Episcopal Church after they were left inside a stolen moving truck earlier this month.