A Massachusetts pharmaceutical plant explosion has left four people injured and another missing. The blast blew an industrial-sized vat into the parking lot.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt says he has seen a sharp increase in interest from foreign investors. The state's renewable energy sector has been popular among foreign investors.
A child who was playing on his front lawn was killed in a shooting. Police haven't released how many shooters were involved, but over 30 shell casings were found at the scene.
Officials identified the woman killed Wednesday in a shooting in Atlanta’s midtown neighborhood as CDC employee Amy St. Pierre. Her family confirmed she was a married mother of two.
Three masked teenagers reportedly boarded a school bus in Maryland and attempted to shoot a 14-year-old boy in the head, but the gun misfired three times.
Davis police in California are seeking assistance from the FBI in determining whether the suspect in a series of recent stabbings near UC Davis may be a serial killer.
The Garvey Academy, a Michigan elementary school, will shut down for the remainder of the week for deep cleaning. The deep cleaning is being done to combat a flu-like illness.
A conservation group has filed a lawsuit that could shut down Alaska’s commercial king salmon trolling. The lawsuit said the harvest endangers starving orcas.
Almost 50 members of two major Minnesota street gangs are facing charges including homicide, racketeering, and drug trafficking. All but two of the suspects are in custody.
Washington State Ferries said the investigation into how fuel of the Walla Walla ferry was contaminated is ongoing after the vessel ran aground in April.
While biologists usually study mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains near Los Angeles, researchers have captured and radio-collared a bear in the area for the first time ever.
A semi-truck collided into an overpass pillar in a fiery crash that killed the driver in Willcox, Arizona. The disaster closed the westbound lanes of I-10 that stretched to New Mexico.
