A U.S. judge is set to sentence five defendants in a federal terrorism and kidnapping case that ended with authorities raiding a compound in New Mexico.
In March 2019, Massachusetts lawyer Jeff Smith collided with a Black Hawk helicopter while snowmobiling. Smith is now pursuing a federal lawsuit against the government.
Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of murder in their parents' 1989 deaths, hope that an unearthed letter and a statement from a new abuse victim could get their sentences vacated.
Burglars in Washington D.C. were caught on camera leaving a peculiar message and speaking directly into a Ring camera surveillance amid a string of robberies.
Stafford County, Virginia, investigators, with the help of DNA forensic advancements and other agencies, were able to link a man as the possible murderer in two cold cases.
Newly released bodycam video from a Jan. 4 incident shows the moments Indianapolis police officers had to escort a four-legged, unwanted house guest from a home.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Seattle placed a detainer on a Mexican citizen in the country illegally after he was arrested and charged with killing a Washington State Patrol trooper in car crash Saturday.
University of Arizona President Robert Robbins is expected to take a voluntary pay cut as the school looks to rein in its spending amid a financial crisis.
A sudden onslaught of tumbleweed took Utah by surprise over the weekend, with some areas in suburban Salt Lake City completely blanketed by the Old West's natural hallmark.
After nearly three-hour search, officials in Virginia were able to apprehend a man who was suspected of an attempted carjacking with a chainsaw and a hammer early Monday morning.
Texas police said that a 20-year-old father was too "engrossed" in his video games to properly supervise his infant daughter, who died while in the bathtub.
Connecticut State Trooper Brian Contenta fired at a 29-year-old man seven times after the suspect, who appeared to be experiencing a mental health crisis, brandished knives.
Johannes Vulto, the former head of the Vulto Creamery facility in Walton, New York, has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a deadly listeria outbreak.