Georgia woman Brandi Cannon allegedly led authorities on a foot chase Tuesday and broke into a civilian's house and car after she escaped from a hospital while in custody.
A ringing phone led to the apprehension of an Arizona man accused of smuggling illegal immigrants for profit. He was arrested near the U.S.-Mexico border.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appealed for the state to cover half of the city's illegal migrant crisis, which has drained city resources over the past two years
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that Kevin Salvador Golphin will remain in prison for life without parole for the killing of two law enforcement officers when Golphin was 17.
J. Conor Corcoran, a Pennsylvania lawyer, is accused of misconduct for attempting to file an unauthorized lawsuit on behalf of the father of a boy fatally shot by police.
Two freelance journalists have been awarded the American Mosaic Journalism Prize for their projects focused on Black nationalism and the aftermath of the Uvalde school shooting.
"Person of interest" questioned by police in the fatal shootings of newlyweds Emerson and Gina Weingart in a Wisconsin bar on Feb. 1. No charges have been filed.
State police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy by a police officer during a welfare check in Columbus, an eastern Nebraska town.
Megan Pauline Jordan, 25, pleaded guilty to five felonies after an alleged yearlong sexual relationship with her student, a 14-year-old. Prosecutors say her DNA was found in the student's bed.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson at the time told reporters about his busy home life, citing his children's soccer schedule when asked when commenting on when he planned to make a trip to the border.
The Universities of Wisconsin launched a new online course program in an effort to market prospective students around the world. This comes as the college fights declining enrollment.
A Michigan juror who presided over the Jennifer Crumbley trial told the "Today" show she believes Crumbley could have done “many little things" to prevent the 2021 massacre.
Though Savannah's harbor was deepened two years ago, every Georgia member of Congress signed a letter calling for a study to determine if it would be worth deepening the port again.
Five U.S. Marines went missing on a helicopter flight from Nevada to San Diego Tuesday during California's "atmospheric river" storm, the military branch confirmed Tuesday
A Marion County Record reporter has filed a federal lawsuit against a town and local officials for $950,000 in damages after a police raid on the newspaper's offices in 2023.
In 2002, Jam Master Jay, a member of Run-DMC, was fatally shot in his New York studio. Randy Allen, his business partner and childhood friend, testified at the murder trial.
Carter Bank & Trust will acution off some land owned by West Virginia. Gov. Justice to repay more than $300 million in business loans that he owes the bank.
A 16-year-old boy charged in a Wisconsin shooting that wounded six people after a Juneteenth celebration will be tried as an adult after a judge granted prosecutors' request.
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