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Laundrie family attorney Steve Bertolino wants copies of texts, calls and other records obtained by Gabby Petito's parents through a subpoena of AT&T.

A lawsuit in Montana claiming that the U.S. Forest Service polluted waterways with potentially toxic fire retardant could drastically restrict the nation’s ability to combat wildfires.

As trust in police remains low across the nation, a Baltimore nonprofit, Project Pneuma, aims to bridge the divide between law enforcement and boys.

A man received 12 years in federal prison for smuggling fentanyl and conspiring to distribute opioids from Mexico to the United States while he was serving in the Marine.

The NYPD officers who were involved in the killing of Kawaski Trawick, a Black man who was killed in his apartment, are once again facing discipline for the shooting.

California authorities have arrested Jason Valentine Esparza, 57, in connection with various sex crimes against children and are asking more victims to come forward.

The flames erupted at a warehouse in the Wissinoming neighborhood of Philadelphia on Monday morning, prompting about 140 firefighters to respond, officials said.

A woman throwing trash during a NYC Earth Day celebration agitated a man to the point that he sucker-punched her several feet away from Mayor Eric Adams.

A 62-foot yacht registered in Panama went missing days ago off the coast of Yemen in the Red Sea. The yacht was carrying three Russians and two Egyptians.

Salisbury, Maryland, has announced the completion of the Anne Street Village, the city’s first housing community for its homeless residents.

A West Virginia school has begun a new multilingual program where student ambassadors would guide new students struggling with English.

A retired Minneapolis firefighter accused of attacking former pro football player Tellis Redmon allegedly led police on a chase through western Minnesota after his release.

The U.S. Coast Guard said suspected smugglers were found with 22 bales of cocaine about 71 miles south of the Dominican Republic during one of the seizures.

Former Brooklyn Center police officer Kim Potter was freed from prison early Monday after more than one year behind bars for the accidental killing of Daunte Wright.

A police officer returned fire at an unruly man who refused to leave a Greyhound bus station in Atlanta, Georgia. The man was taken to a hospital for treatment.

A shooting at a North Carolina park party has killed one person and injured several others. Police said there were several gunmen but have not been unidentified.

Texas authorities said a second shooting unfolded after nine people were wounded amid a crowd of about 250 after-prom partygoers in Jasper County.

Peter Allen McClarin, 22, was arrested Sunday in Hillsborough County, Florida, after leading deputies and troopers on a brief foot chase, authorities said.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado tore through a rural area of New York City. The tornado damaged several buildings but caused no known injuries.

Myles Cosgrove, the fired Louisville officer who killed Breonna Taylor in a 2021 shooting, was hired in law enforcement again in Carroll County, Kentucky.