Seattle police officers early Thursday tracked down a suspect and recovered a stolen car thanks to an Apple AirTag tracking device that led officers to the location.
The mayor of Yuma, Arizona, warned residents that 141 vetted immigrants would be released into the city, while Texas Department of Public Safety adds wire along border in Brownsville.
Darius Lewis of Humble, Texas, was arrested after neighbor Bethany Mefford was killed by a stray bullet when he fired off warning shots at a group of car burglars.
Non-partisan free speech advocacy groups are sounding the alarm on pro-censorship college campuses; multiple universities on FIRE's list are ranked among the top schools in the nation.
David Chou, 69, who allegedly killed one person and injured five at an Orange County, California church last year, faces 98 criminal charges, including at least 45 for hate crimes.
Alexee Trevizo, 19, has been charged with first-degree murder for allegedly suffocating her newborn son and hiding his body in a trashcan at an Artesia, New Mexico hospital.
An Oregon school district is facing backlash after slides from a sex-ed class surfaced revealing explicit language and emojis being used in lesson about pornography.
Eli Michel and Nafiun Awal are believed dead after having disappeared while attempting to climb the Moose's Tooth in Alaska, just 12 miles from Denali.
The Victory Chimes, a last-of-its-kind Chesapeake ram schooner built in 1900, has been auctioned off to two brothers and business partners from New York.
The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin unsealed a 43-count indictment against 30 alleged gang members on mail fraud, murder for hire and firearms charges.
A Wednesday wildfire in New Mexico stoked fears of a repeat of the 2022 blaze that tore through over 530 square miles in the Land of Enchantment, taking hundreds of homes with it.
West Chester, Pennsylvania, resident John Stevens was arrested and charged with multiple crimes after four children between the ages of 5 and 8 years old said he molested them.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is charging Marine veteran Daniel Penny with manslaughter in the second degree in the NYC subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely.