Two of the four people charged in connection with a pair of dismembered corpses discovered scattered over Long Island's South Shore have been freed again.
A Massachusetts dad who was cleared of wrongdoing in an infamous college admissions bribery scandal is suing Netflix over a documentary his lawyers say defamed him and his son and daughters.
A naked man broke into the home of a Michael Cargill employee and assaulted a his wife prompting an hours-long standoff with the police, according to a report.
A Texas man is accused of killing a woman after he stole a car while she slept in the backseat and crashed it because he needed a ride to work, according to police and local reports.
Two military ordnances pulled from the Charles River in recent days had bomb squads sweeping the waterway under a bridge in Needham, Massachusetts Monday.
The FBI is undertaking an investigation into troubling allegations of sexual abuse at a women's prison in northern California, where agents removed several top officials from the facility.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo led a U.S. Presidential Trade and Investment Mission to boost US contributions to the Philippines and strengthen bilateral economic ties.
An execution scheduled in Georgia would mark the state's first in over four years, ending a hiatus triggered by a pandemic-induced agreement that halted lethal injections.
Kentucky doctor Stephanie Russell allegedly sought spiritual healers for a "death spell" to cast upon her ex-husband after a contentious custody battle.
Worcester Police have released new images in the manhunt for Dejan Belnavis, a suspect linked to the double murder of Chastity Nuñez and her child Zella.
Female passengers were allegedly attacked by three different men on planes in "alarming increase in sexual abuse cases aboard aircraft," federal prosecutors said.
Deadly DUI suspect Jamie Komoroski reportedly admitted to alcoholism in recorded jailhouse phone call to sister from Charleston, South Carolina, lockup.
In 2023, visitation to America’s national parks increased more than four percent, representing millions more Americans taking interest in the country's wilderness.
Harold Terens, a 100-year-old World War II veteran, and his fiancée Jeanne Swerlin, are preparing to marry in France, where Terens will be honored for his service.
An arbitrator has ordered the reinstatement of a Pittsburgh police officer who was fired after the death of a homeless man who died a day after being hit with a stun gun.