A report released Tuesday by the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority shows 1.23 racing-related horse fatalities per 1,000 starts at tracks under its jurisdiction.
Samuel Meyer, the 99-year-old proprietor of his family's iconic New Orleans hat shop, has been awarded the rank of Chevalier of the National Order of the Legion of Honor.
A Falls Church man has had his state-level charges replaced by federal charges after making threats and bringing a handgun to Park Valley Church in September 2023.
A Pennsylvania man and woman face gun-related charges after the man was found lurking in his ex-girlfriend's yard while in possession of a loaded gun and night vision goggles.
Wild video shows the moment a police car chase ends as the driver loses control and is ejected high into the air while his 1-year-old child screams in a car seat.
Raad Almansoori, a suspected murderer involved in several violent crimes against women across the country, was indicted Tuesday by an Arizona grand jury on several charges, including attempted murder.
Mitchell Page of Brookston, Indiana was given three consecutive 65-year sentences in the murders of Jessica Sizemore, her daughter Rae'Lynn, and her fiancé Jessiah Hall in May 2021.
A Black mechanic with Missouri Central School Bus, Amin Mitchell, found a noose at his workstation after an alleged argument with a manager over brakes. Now 40 bus routes are uncovered in St. Louis.
The Campbell County Sheriff's Office said that Renzo Mendoza Montes, 32, was arrested on Feb. 22 in connection to the sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl that occurred in January.
Malesha Bruner, 25, allegedly struck two cars during a suspected DUI crash before biting a police officer and grabbing an officer's firearm in Arlington.
President Biden's administration is announcing $366 million in funding for 17 projects to expand renewable energy access on Native American reservations and in other rural areas.
Khalfani Hardwick, son of Alabama Judge Johnny Hardwick, was charged with first-degree domestic violence and possessing a firearm when forbidden to do so in the shooting of his father.
The Privy Council in London has ruled in favor of two residents of Barbuda, John Mussington and Jacklyn Frank, allowing them to challenge the construction of an airport.
Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra is scheduled to visit Alabama following the state's controversial Supreme Court ruling as IVF access becomes a key campaign issue.
Several groups of migrants crossing the U.S. border illegally on Sunday were robbed by armed bandits, according to U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens.
Four crew members of a vessel U.S. officials say was carrying Iranian-made missile parts are scheduled to appear in federal court. Ten others are being detained as material witnesses.