Convicted Idaho serial killer Thomas Eugene Creech survived his scheduled execution last month when his executioners spent an hour trying to find a vein.
Truck driver Dylan Belleastin, 43, is behind bars after a road rage shooting that allegedly stemmed from him throwing a water bottle at another trucker on Interstate 75 in Florida.
The school border in Spokane, Washington has ruled to bar U.S. Border Patrol agents from entering public schools, saying that it could be traumatizing for immigrant children.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced a four-part indictment that started with an investigation into ghost gun manufacturing before leading to PUA fraud and burglary.
A city council report cleared five police officers of wrongdoing in their response to a shooting at a Uvalde, Texas, elementary school that left 19 students and 2 teachers dead.
Tennessee investigators said Thursday they are searching a Kentucky landfill in connection with the disappearance of a missing 15-year-old autistic boy.
A Wisconsin man has been charged after he damaged a fire suppression sprinkler head in his jail cell last week, causing the entire system to be disabled for a few hours.
The Clarke County Sheriff's Office on Thursday conceded that its ICE detainer policies 'could be improved' following the Feb. 22 murder of Laken RIley.
An Indiana woman who suddenly died aboard a flight from the Dominican Republic had no pre-existing conditions and kept herself in good shape, as her death remains unexplained
An illegal migrant from Mexico charged with killing a Washington State Patrol Officer in a car crash last Saturday was previously charged with assaulting the mother of his child in 2017.
A mail carrier on his route in Gardena, California, appeared to be the victim of an unprovoked assault by an unidentified man, according to surveillance video.
Panelists at an online gambling conference said New York, Maryland, and possibly California could soon follow Rhode Island and legalize online gambling.
Arizona's extreme temperatures have caused the state's health department to name a 'heat officer' to improve the public's preparedness for intense heat.