Gabby Petito's parents have reached a settlement with the family of Brian Laundrie and their attorney Steve Bertolino in a Florida lawsuit stemming from her murder.
An 11-year-old reform agreement between the New Orleans Police and the federal government known as a "consent decree" follows a critical DOJ review of the department post-Katrina.
Alabama is seeking to execute its second inmate on death row, Alan Eugene Miller, with nitrogen gas after the execution of Kenneth Smith on January 25.
The Labor Department has accused Fayette Janitorial Service LLC of illegally employing children to clean dangerous equipment at meat processing plants.
Police in Texas said that a 69-year-old man stabbed another man in the buttocks at a LA Fitness gym in Austin over an alleged dispute over gym equipment.
Police in West Virginia are reportedly investigating a traffic stop during which state Transportation Secretary Jimmy Wriston was not cited after being pulled over for erratic driving.
Maricopa County, Arizona, Attorney General Rachel Mitchell says she will not extradite a suspect who is wanted in New York City for killing a sex worker because she does not trust Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to prosecute him.
Jennifer Dulos, an 88-year-old Connecticut mother-of-five, testified Wednesday at her daughter Jennifer Dulos' murder conspiracy trial asserting she would never abandon her children.
Robert McLaughlin, convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder, had his pardon request denied despite pushes from lawmakers and the victim's family.
Jessica Beauvais, 35, of Hempstead, New York, has been sentenced to over 20 years in prison for fatally striking NYPD Det. Anastasios Tsakos while driving drunk.
Texas teenager Zander Tashman, who is charged with aiding his girlfriend Ellyse Suarez's suicide in November 2023, is denying any involvement in her death.
A student wounded by police after carrying a handgun into a suburban Dallas school intended to harm others before he was apprehended, according to authorities.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham stopped in vitro fertilization procedures after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos have the same legal status as children.
