#FoxUS

During the 2020 election, a man illegally submitted 2 mail-in ballots, one for West Virginia and another for Florida. He has pleaded guilty and will pay a $1,000 fine.

Alabama police have new leads in a 26-year-old homicide case thanks to cutting edge DNA technology that identified the victim's mutilated remains.

Shellyne Rodriguez, a now-fired New York City professor accused of chasing a reporter with a machete, appeared in court Thursday then was seen eating at a fast food joint.

Reservoirs in California have been filled by recent winter storms, allowing the state to restart its hydroelectric power plants which were previously closed during the drought.

A New York adventure park owner, who fraudulently obtained $3 million in COVID aid and spent it on himself, pleaded guilty to disaster relief fraud.

Environmental activists have prevailed after a federal appeals court ruled that agencies must limit how many female grizzly bears may be killed in Wyoming to protect livestock.

After an 18-year prison sentence was given to Stewart Rhodes, two more members of the Oath keepers are set to be sentenced on May 26, 2023.

New Hampshire police fatally shot a man outside of an apartment in Manchester. Manchester police officers were responding to reports of an armed man

The officer accused of shooting Aderrien Murry in Indianola, Mississippi, over the weekend has been suspended without pay, his family attorney is saying.

Senators in Connecticut voted to absolve 12 people who were convicted of witchcraft over 370 years ago. The Senate voted 33-1 in favor of absolving the men and women.

A pilot was hospitalized with serious injuries after his Piper PA-25 Pawnee crashed on the airfield at North Perry Airport in Pembroke Pines, Florida.

Severe weather will threaten the Rockies, Plains and Great Basin through the weekend, with heavy rain bringing the potential of flooding in some parts of the regions.

Travis Green, a man who injured one person after opening fire in a Buffalo-area retail store, has pleaded guilty to attempted murder. He will serve 10 years in prison.

Public safety officials are advising caution as Sierra Nevada’s massive melting snowpack feeds into California rivers, causing the waterways to turn into deadly torrents.

A lawsuit challenging Arkansas' 2021 U.S. House map was dismissed by a three-judge panel. The panel could not prove race was a "predominant factor" behind the new congressional map.

The federal government is giving away or selling 10 lighthouses this year. The government is doing this in order to preserve the properties, some of which are a century old.

A 59-year-old man has been convicted in the 1991 death of a 16-year-old girl at her high school in Washington. The teenager was found strangled on campus.

The EPA rejected Arkansas' plan to stop power plants and industrial sites from polluting the air in other states. A federal appeals court issued a stay on the rejection.

A bill that would mandate higher pay and job security for Lyft and Uber drivers in Minnesota was vetoed by Gov. Tim Walz. Walz claimed the legislation wasn't ready to become law.

Debt ceiling deal elusive, media joins Dem pile-on against Feinstein and more top headlines