The Washington Commanders stadium, known as FedEx Field since 1999, will go without sponsorship as FedEx will not continue as the naming rights sponsor for the NFL team.
The Supreme Court cleared Idaho to execute Thomas Eugene Creech on Wednesday, but state employees failed to establish an IV line, ending the procedure.
A video shows a cuffed suspect in a Caribbean island prison escape, after he and two other suspects allegedly killed an American couple and hijacked their yacht.
Emily Bradley, 44, was last seen on Feb. 18. Friends said she did not show up to her first day at a new job and left her beloved service dog at her Tennessee home without a caregiver.
Charles Limmer, a Long Island man, has admitted to illegally trafficking rare insects like birdwing butterflies as part of a plea deal in Brooklyn federal court.
A new act in Alabama would allow families to get government money for education advances such as private school tuition, tutoring and public school transfer fees.
A police report from 2022 in Katy, Texas, details a previous weapons charges arrest for the woman who opened fire at a Houston megachurch earlier this month.
Virginia's top election official is urging voters not to mail in absentee ballots, saying delivery problems "represent a fundamental threat to our democracy."
The sisters of Isaac Goodlow III, who was fatally shot by Chicago police in his home earlier this month, have filed a federal lawsuit against the officers and their department.
Protesters had choice words for Athens Mayor Kelly Girtz during a public safety news briefing Wednesday following the murder of nursing student Laken Riley.
One of the longest-serving death row inmates is set to be executed in Idaho. The convicted murderer has been imprisoned since 1974, but family members say he has a "gentle soul."
Joran van der Sloot is receiving conjugal visits from three women as he serves sentences in Peru for the deaths of Natalee Holloway and Stefany Flores.
The first lawsuit against Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in OR seeks up to $11.5 million on behalf of a patient who died after a nurse replaced his fentanyl drip with tap water.
The U.S. is grappling with long wait lists when it comes to state-covered services for children with disabilities. Families face significant delays in accessing these resources.
