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A Tucson, Arizona, man was convicted of three counts of first-degree murder. The 47-year-old shot his estranged wife and her two children several times each.

Alaska police found the bodies of three family members who died weeks ago from an apparent homicide-suicide while conducting a welfare check at a Fairbanks home.

A Colorado driver who was arrested for driving under the influence tried to switch seats with his dog after being pulled over, police said.

Police in New Hampshire have arrested two suspects in connection with a graduation party shooting that wounded four. They are still looking for a third suspect.

A dozen people and a dog were evacuated from the Johnston Ridge Observatory near a Mount St. Helens volcano in Washington after a landslide blocked a nearby highway.

A prison “incident" in Peru has prevented Joran van der Sloot’s lawyer from speaking with him for nearly a week as he faces extradition to the United States.

According to a United Nations spokesman, floods in Somalia left a "trail of destruction" that led to the shutdown of health facilities and the displacement of thousands.

The San Francisco district attorney has released surveillance video and police records surrounding the April 27 shooting of Banko Brown at a Walgreens store.

Creative Science School in Portland, Oregon, went into lockdown on Monday after a 13-year-old former student allegedly threatened a shooting at the school.

Gov. Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma has announced that public school teachers will receive $6,000 annual raises. The plan includes six weeks of paid maternity leave for school personnel.

Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed state funding for a project to develop the Quindaro Ruins in Kansas City, Kansas. A lawmaker who advocated for the project previously went against Gov. Kelly.

Vermont is set to end the last of the COVID-era housing for homeless people in the upcoming weeks. The program is ending due to a lack of federal funding.

Thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic could bring the threat of tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds as temperatures cool down across the Northeast.

A black bear hunter in Wyoming was charged with killing a grizzly bear outside Yellowstone National Park. The man claimed he mistook the federally protected species for a black bear.

Massachusetts State Police said the body of Mohemed Fofena, a 4-year-old Boston pre-kindergarten student, was found on Spectacle Island. He went missing Sunday.

Detectives Wojciech Czech and Warren Golden have been charged with stealing expensive Champagne while on duty. Both of the officers were released without bail.

Kayla Unbehaun, who was abducted as a 9-year-old in the Chicago area in 2017, has been found safe nearly six years later in North Carolina, officials say.

Five people have pleaded guilty in connection with a scheme to create fake nursing diplomas and transcripts. They each face up to 20 years in prison.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced an $11 billion federal investment funded by the Inflation Reduction Act to advance clean energy for rural America.

A New Hampshire historical marker dedicated to a Communist Party leader who was also a feminism and labor advocate has been removed shortly after being unveiled.