Wyoming ranchers say they are willing to shoot wolves on sight in order to protect their livestock from potential attacks after Colorado released several of the canines into the wild.
Two suspects are wanted for viciously attacking a Chipotle worker earlier this month in South Carolina after learning that their order of extra chicken would cost more.
Responding to migrant-related emergency calls at the Rio Grande has cost the Eagle Pass Fire Department thousands of dollars each day, the fire chief said.
An Ohio county prosecutor warned thieves they should "expect to be shot" when targeting retail stores after a smoke shop manager was indicted for shooting at burglars at his store.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department released body camera footage showing a deputy killing a woman who had called 911 for an alleged domestic violence incident.
Bryan Kohberger, Alex Murdaugh, Rex Heuermann, Jeffrey Dahmer and Jimmy Hoffa are among the subjects of this year's top true crime documentaries on Fox Nation.
Natalia Grace, an orphan from Ukraine, was adopted in 2010 by Indiana couple Michael and Kristine Barnett. The case is remeniscent of the 2009 horror movie, "Orphan."
Edna Police in Texas believe the illegal immigrant suspect charged with murdering 16-year-old Lizbeth Medina in her apartment had stalked her and texted other teens.
A California teenager is accused of killing his parents and critically injuring his sister at their home in Fresno County. He is charged with murder and attempted murder.
Authorities are searching for 17-year-old Kai Zhuang, an exchange student from China, who went missing on Thursday. Police say that they believe he was "forcefully" abducted.
Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson will use the city's budget surplus of $95 million to accommodate the continued migrant housing costs, according to the mayor's top aids.
Two hikers were safely rescued by Florida's Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office last weekend after becoming lost in the Cypress Creek Wilderness Preserve.
Protesters calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war, gathered at the World Trade Center site Thursday with some shouting "Allahu akbar," a phrase known to be recited by terrorists during attacks.