Fort Worth, Texas, police arrested a man who allegedly got into an argument with an office worker at his apartment complex and fatally shot a maintenance worker who intervened.
A Suffolk County, New York grand jury indicted 21 members and associates of the "9-Trey Bloods" street gang in a 197-count indictment, announced by District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney on Monday.
A driver who was illegally smuggling illegal immigrants from Mexico turned along a dirt road and lost control of the vehicle during a high-speed pursuit in Texas.
Kevin Fahrman, 67, was posthumously identified as the "Valentine's Day Bandit," a mysterious prankster known for elaborately displaying giant red hearts in downtown Portland, Maine.
No injuries were reported from a Louisiana sawmill fire that was put out early Monday. The fire started at about 10 p.m. Sunday and it's unclear how much damage was caused.
Georgia Power bills likely to rise by 12% in June under an agreement with the state. The Atlanta-based Southern Co. needs to collect an additional $6.6B from customers.
President Biden approved federal disaster funds for Oklahoma on Monday after several tornadoes ripped through the state last week, killing three people.
The Maine Journalism Foundation, a nonprofit intent on buying out Masthead Maine, would own the Portland Press Herald and 29 other local papers if successful.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a fire caused by a bird strike aboard a Phoenix-bound flight from John Glenn Columbus International Airport.
A Catholic clinic challenged Colorado's new ban on unproven treatments reversing medication abortions. Democratic Gov. Jared Polis signed ban into law April 14.
West Virginia University approved a test-optional admissions policy in which they will no longer require applicants to submit standardized testing scores. The policy was adopted in 2020.
Michigan businessman charged in two rapes after his DNA obtained from a discarded coffee cup matched genetic evidence left at the crime scenes more than 23 years ago, officials said.
A man was arrested at Rose State College in Midwest City, Oklahoma, after shooting and killing another man on campus. No other injuries or deaths were reported.
A former Missouri respiratory therapist pleaded guilty to the deaths of two patients at a hospital two decades ago. The woman was charged with first-degree involuntary manslaughter.
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