The National Park Service and Federal Aviation Administration have proposed a plan to establish and protect Lake Mead's National Recreation Area's resources without compromising aviation safety.
Asmeret Asefaw Berhe, who led the Office of Science at the Department of Energy, will step down at the end of the month, after implementing several DEI initiatives.
Gov. Brad Little signed a bill into law that led Idaho to become the fourth state to end home equity theft since the Supreme Court ruled the practice unconstitutional in May.
Six former Rankin County, MS, deputies are on trial for the racist torture of Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker. The first of them was sentenced to 20 years.
"Burglary tourism" involves thieves entering the U.S. under the State Department's Visa Waiver Program without full vetting, then ransacking American homes.
Nadia Vitels, 52, was found dead in a duffel bag in her New York City apartment by her son last Thursday. Police are searching for two people seen driving away in her Lexus.
A report into the Maui wildfires is set to be released April 17, 2024 following a delay due to county agencies that forced investigators to issue subpoenas.
Willie James Pye is scheduled to be executed on March 20, 2024. His public defenders want clemency for him because he is intellectually disabled and feels remorse.
The parents of four Michigan teenagers who were killed in a November 2021 shooting at Oxford High School are calling for school officials to be held accountable.
Kristel Candelario has been sentenced to life in prison after her child Jailyn died in Cleveland last year when she was left home alone during a vacation.
A federal appeals court asked the West Virginia Supreme Court whether opioid distribution could cause a public nuisance under state law as WV reviews a lawsuit against drug companies.