Alabama law enforcement authorities arrested a fifth suspect in connection to a mass shooting at a Sweet 16 birthday party in Dadeville that left four people dead last weekend.
A former Alabama corrections supervisor has been convicted of federal charges for writing false reports to cover up the 2020 beatings of three prisoners at Draper Correctional Facility.
Hawaiian officials blocked off a stretch of Waikiki beach in order to protect the monk seal pair. They are expected to hold a press conference on Thursday.
Amazon submitted an application asking Virginia for about $153 million in state incentive payments. This will be the first set of funds paid out since the company agreed to build its second headquarters there.
Arthur Williamson of Pontiac, Michigan pleaded no contest to killing WWJ-AM overnight anchor Jim Matthews and wounding his girlfriend and children in an attempted murder-suicide.
An Ohio amusement park is implementing a 'chaperone policy,' which requires individuals ages 15 and under to be accompanied by an adult in the park after 4 p.m.
Maine jurors sided with developers in a complicated case determining whether they had a right to proceed with a project approved by regulators but rebuked by voters.
A suspect who was armed with an AR-15 was killed in a shootout with police Thursday after refusing to be pulled over and leading officers on a high-speed chase.
A Missouri judge sentenced a former high school football coach to 10 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to 18 child sex crimes, including child sex trafficking and sodomy.
Stephanie Rapkin, 67, of Shorewood, Wisconsin, has been convicted of misdemeanor disorderly conduct for spitting at a 17-year-old George Floyd protest organizer.
Former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter is set to be released from prison on Monday after more than a year behind bars for the accidental shooting death of Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in 2021.
Juries in Florida will now be able to sentence an inmate to death without unanimous support following legislation signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday.
For the first time, a video of a UFO flying in an active combat zone was released to the public, but its existence creates a potential for crossfire because combatants don't know whose asset it is.
Alex Murdaugh is a "celebrity of sorts" in prison who passes the time playing checkers with his fellow inmates – many of whom are convicted sex offenders, his lawyer said.
An Oklahoma appeals court made the decision to uphold the murder conviction of death row inmate Richard Glossip. Glossip is accused of a 1997 murder-for-hire that killed his ex-boss.