A Colorado man was fatally shot by a sheriff’s deputy while suffering from a mental health crisis in 2022. The man’s family will receive a $19 million settlement.
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul continued the investigation into sexual abuse by clergy in Illinois when he took over for Lisa Madigan. He will discuss the investigation's findings today.
A family of a Black suicidal teen who was fatally shot by a white officer has agreed to a $2 million settlement from Sparks, Nevada. The agreement also includes more trainings for cops.
Two infants were found dead in a garbage can in Cleveland Saturday, with the police department saying a 16-year-old mother is a suspect and was taken into custody.
Residents are seeking shelter in the Pacific island of Guam as Typhoon Mawar, a Category 4 storm, is expected to hit the U.S. territory midday Wednesday.
A 23-year-old man says he is lucky to be alive after an encounter with an alligator in Port Charlotte, Florida, over the weekend forced doctors to amputate his arm.
Medical professionals at New York City's Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens are protesting over low pay compared to their Manhattan-based counterparts.
Brandon Guffey, a South Carolina state representative, has become an advocate for change after his 17-year-old son became the victim of a sextortion scheme and died by suicide.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is projecting that the PACT Act could cause the backlog of claims to double over the next year, reaching as high as 400,000 claims.
Charges against Howard Croft, a former public works director in Flint, Michigan, were dismissed on May 22, 2023. Croft was charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty.
The U.S. gave the green light to allow Ukrainian pilots to get F-16 training that will help bring the jets to the battlefield in the war-torn country. The E.U. agreed with the decision.
A judge has rejected an appeal filed by a former longtime Alabama sheriff who was found guilty of stealing from a jail safe that was used to hold inmates’ money.
Prosecutors are asking a judge to dismiss charges against an Alabama police chief accused of illegally receiving overtime payment. They claim the chief did not steal from the city.
Celeste Burgess is being accused of burning a fetus after taking medication to end her pregnancy. She allegedly gave birth to the stillborn fetus 29 weeks into her pregnancy.
U.S. Border Patrol agents were answering to reports of gunfire when they fatally shot a tribal man outside a home on the Tohono O’odham reservation in southern Arizona.
Liam Harrison and Charlie Elliott were killed after being struck by a train while walking on tracks in central Arkansas. The train stopped after a strike indicator was triggered.
The founder of student aid startup Frank has pleaded not guilty to fraud charges in Manhattan federal court. Charlie Javice was charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, and bank fraud.
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