A Texas man who purchased a gun for a Gulf Cartel member in Mexico linked to the kidnapping of four Americans has pleaded guilty to straw purchasing and smuggling a firearm.
Donald Williams, a man who witnessed the murder of George Floyd, is suing the city of Minneapolis. Williams is alleging he was assaulted and suffered emotional distress.
Midwestern states such as South Dakota and Minnesota are offering suicide prevention training for clergy. This comes as farmers in the area continue to struggle with mental health.
First Lady Jill Biden visited Bethel, Alaska, to promote the Internet for All initiative. The initiative's goal is to bring internet service to remote parts of the United States.
California doctor Dharmesh Patel "purposefully drove off" a cliff in his Tesla with his entire family inside, his wife reportedly told investigators in January.
Five people were infected with suspected meningitis after receiving surgery near the border. One of the people died. Officials are warning residents to cancel surgeries in the area.
Lawmakers in Utah have set aside millions of dollars to prepare for flooding caused by winter’s record snowpack melting. States from California to Colorado are anticipating massive damages.
The trend of people fleeing from urban areas either reversed or slowed in most of the popular cities in the country in 2022, according to new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The neighbors of a 10-year-old Georgia boy whom officials say weighed only 36 pounds when found walking around his community last week are speaking out.
Democratic lawmakers are warning President Biden against negotiating with Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy regarding the ongoing debt limit crisis.
The former chief financial officer of a well-funded startup based in Seattle, Washington, allegedly took $35 million from the company and lost it while investing in cryptocurrency.
After the death of a Connecticut lawmaker, other lawmakers in the state unanimously approved a bill that is attempting to end the problem of wrong-way driving.
James Sullivan, the estranged husband of a California congresswoman, has been sentenced to six months in prison for using public funds to pay for vacations.
A Native American tribe in Wisconsin wants to shut down an oil pipeline. The tribe believes the pipeline is at risk of being exposed to erosion and rupturing.
New Hampshire lawmakers are voting on a "Parents' Bill of Rights" that would require teachers to tell parents if their kids are using different pronouns when they ask.
A witness who saw Marine vet Daniel Penny choke Jordan Neely on a New York City subway train called him a "hero" and said the passengers were scared for their lives.
Oklahoma politicians and leaders within the fossil fuel industry have stepped up to combat what they believe is overreach by the federal government through ESG.
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