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A black Cincinnati police officer is under investigation over a Facebook post that mentioned that white officers "are looking for a reason to kill a black man." The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Officer Freddie Vincent posted the comments earlier this month after the fatal shootings of black men by police officers in Louisiana and Minnesota.

If you think starting a business is only about financing a good idea, you have a lot to learn the hard way.

The former sports editor of a New Hampshire newspaper has been sentenced to less than a year in jail on child pornography possession charges.

Zoe Callaway enjoys going to the rifle range to blow off steam, help fellow University of Delaware students learn gun safety and hone her sharp-shooting skills, but lately she and some classmates feel they are being targeted over their enthusiasm for firearms.

Wallets have become digital, freeing us from that heavy load in our pockets.

Police say an Alabama pastor was accidentally shot and wounded by a man trying to shoot another person.

A Texas man who survived a house fire that killed three people a dozen years ago in southern New Jersey is facing charges in the arson.

Police on Thursday said they searched a wastewater sewer system in a neighborhood where partial human remains were found after city workers investigated a clog.

Authorities in Arizona continued the search Thursday for a missing 10-year-old boy who hasn’t been seen in three days.

A New Jersey woman was injured Monday after a bear and its three cubs charged at her, police said.

The strong smell caused by a man cooking urine has prompted the evacuation of an apartment building in Massachusetts.

Authorities in Massachusetts discovered hundreds of dead and injured animals, makeshift cabins, burning trash and illegal stoves on a 70-acre property Tuesday.

Authorities say two paramedics engaged in a "selfie war" by taking pictures with incapacitated patients.

A Chicago police officer was expected to survive after being shot in the leg by a man who was killed when officers returned fire, police said.

A Chinese immigrant community has been growing around two of the nation's largest casinos for more than a decade.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing a suburban Philadelphia town, alleging its denial of a permit for a mosque in 2014 constituted religious discrimination.

Some young Indiana Joneses in the making have dug up an ancient artifact dating back thousands of years while attending a summer camp at a New York college.

Patrol car video publicly released Thursday shows a white Austin, Texas, police officer violently throwing a black woman to the ground during a traffic stop, followed by another white officer telling her black people have "violent tendencies" and whites are justifiably afraid.

A Chicago police officer was expected to survive after being shot in the leg Thursday night by a man who was killed when officers returned fire, police said.

The Pentagon has revised its Law of War guidelines to remove wording that could permit U.S. military commanders to treat war correspondents as "unprivileged belligerents" if they think the journalists are sympathizing or cooperating with enemy forces.