Arizona AG confirms Rudy Giuliani served in elections case amid former Trump associate's 80th birthday party

Rudy Giuliani, a former associated of former President Donald Trump, became the final defendant served indictment among 18 charged in Arizona elections case.

Pillowcase Murders: Suspected Texas serial killer smothered elderly women in upscale nursing homes

Billy Chemirmir, suspected of smothering 22 elderly Texas women to death over a two year period, is the subject of a new docuseries "Pillowcase Murders."

Once-in-a-generation wind event caused deaths, extensive damage across Houston, meteorologist says

Meteorologists said the damage caused by windstorms, which killed 4 and could leave some residents of Houston without power for weeks, was comparable to that 'caused by a hurricane.'

Arizona squatter investigation: Trio arrested in scheme to rent out dead person's home, cops say

Kevin Strawbridge, Sheyenne Keller and Jami Demari face felony charges in Arizona for renting out a dead person's home, authorities said.

Oklahoma authorities 'hesitant' to rule teen's death a homicide, famed pathologist suggests

Dr. Michael Baden told Fox News Digital that due to the amount of alcohol in Noah Presgrove's system, the Oklahoma teen who was found dead along a highway on Labor Day 2023 was likely unaware of how badly he was injured.

Arizona man arrested after faking death to avoid registering as sex offender: 'Nice try'

A convicted sex offender in California was arrested in Arizona on Tuesday after allegedly faking his own death and failing to register as a sex offender in the state.

Texas Gov. Abbott issues full pardon for Army sergeant who killed BLM protester

Texas Gov. Abbott has issued a full pardon for a former U.S. Army Sergeant convicted of murder in the shooting death of an armed protester in a 2020 Black Lives Matter march.

Texas realtor joins squatter Senate hearing, discusses approach to building 'trust' with unlawful occupants

A realtor in Texas has been helping his clients remove squatters from properties since 2020. Since then, he has used a unique approach to peacefully getting squatters out of homes.

Arizona man accused of trying to kill parents because he was 'upset over his upbringing': police

Jeremiah Estel Blair, 19, shot both of his parents in their shared Arizona home early Monday morning, telling police he did so because he was "upset over his upbringing."

House committee demands Biden agency staff reveal travel history amid electioneering claims

The committees tasked with overseeing small business and the SBA sent a letter demanding travel schedules of agency officials amid allegations relating to voter registration in their official capacities.

Paralyzed cat in Texas up for adoption seeks 'her person' for cuddles and care

Shrimp, a paralyzed 3-year-old Turkish Angora cat with soft fur and a love for cuddling and lounging, is up for adoption in central Texas. Her rescue team is hoping she finds her forever home.

NRA and conservative legal group sue Democrat governor over 7-day waiting period to buy guns

The Mountain States Legal Foundation and the National Rifle Association have filed a lawsuit challenging New Mexico's seven-day waiting period to purchase a firearm.

Coast Guard studying if other bridges at risk following Baltimore bridge disaster

The U.S. Coast Guard says it is studying if other bridges across the nation are at risk after Baltimore collapse in March which resulted in the deaths of six people..

Shocking video shows Texas child dodging gunfire as bullets fly past him during drive-by shooting

Disturbing video shows a 9-year-old boy dodging bullets in Fort Worth, Texas, during a drive-by shooting that happened right outside his apartment.

GOP lawmaker surprisingly stalls Texas-style law from reaching border state voters

Arizona's controversial HCR 2060 was stalled Tuesday over the concerns of a Republican State Senator, who argued for keeping protections for DACA recipients in place.

Remembering police officers who lost their lives on duty last year

A recent report shows a 60% increase in police officers killed in the line of duty since 2018. These are eight stories of those who lost their lives while on duty last year.

Red state university accused of giving more financial aid to Black students

University of Oklahoma students are suing the school over alleged racial bias in financial aid, claiming violation of Equal Protection Clause.

Pelican Island Bridge in Galveston struck by barge, causing portion to collapse: officials

A barge smashed into the Pelican Island Bridge in Galveston, Texas, on Wednesday morning, causing a section of the bridge to fall onto the barge, Fox 7 Austin reports.

Texas homeowner evicted aggressive goat, squatter from newly purchased property

A San Antonio resident evicted a squatter from his newly purchased home. The squatter was the previous owner, and refused to leave upon her home being purchased.

3 US governors ask Turks and Caicos to release Americans detained over ammo

The governors of Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Virginia have sent a letter to the Turks and Caicos governor requesting the release of three Americans detained there.

Chicago teen becomes youngest person to earn doctoral degree from Arizona State

Dorothy Jean Tillman II became the youngest person to earn a doctoral degree in integrated behavioral health from Arizona State University at age 17, officials say.

'Child predator': Illegal immigrant with past sex conviction captured in border state

An illegal immigrant described by officials as a "child predator" was arrested at the southern border in Arizona last week, Border Patrol announced.

Air Force instructor pilot killed when ejection seat activated on ground

An Air Force instructor pilot died following an accident in which his ejection seat activated during ground operations, the military branch said.

New Mexico judge puts hold on rule to extend school year amid intense opposition

Opponents of a New Mexico rule requiring school districts to extend the school year to 180 days cite concerns that it would result in budget shortfalls.

New Mexico's first step toward reuse of fracking water met with public concern

NM's water pollution control commission opened a weeklong series of hearings on legislation surrounding the treatment, reuse and disposal of oil-industry fracking water.

Tennessee couple transporting $3M in suspected cocaine killed in shootout with authorities in Texas

Edward and Elizabeth Stevenson were suspected of running drugs from the southern border back to Tennessee when they were killed in a shootout with police.

3 Native American tribes seeking rights to Colorado River water in $5B settlement

A proposed water rights settlement would be the first step in securing Colorado River water for the Navajo, Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes.

Body found in Grand Canyon National Park of man traveling down Colorado River with dog

A missing New Mexico man who is believed to have been traveling the Colorado River with his dog on a homemade raft has been found dead at the Grand Canyon.

Nationwide teacher shortages leave school districts relying on alternative solutions

Districts nationwide are shortening school weeks and packing more students into classrooms because there aren’t enough qualified teachers.

Son suspected of killing own mother, 2 sisters in Mother's Day massacre shot dead hundreds of miles away

A son believed to be a suspect in Mother’s Day massacre was found and shot dead after opening fire on law enforcement officers hundreds of miles away.

Houston pizza delivery driver shoots, kills customer trying to rob him: police

A Houston pizza delivery driver shot and killed a customer who was armed and demanded his cash, the Houston Police Department said.

Arizona State engineering graduates drown in waterfall days after convocation on hiking trip with classmates

Two new graduates from Arizona State University visiting the famous Fossil Creek area in Arizona died after slipping into the water, officials say.

Jill Biden tells Arizona college graduates 'community colleges should be free in America'

First lady Jill Biden called for free community college tuition during a commencement address to Mesa Community College in Arizona as the administration fights for student debt cancellation.

Previously deported Texas illegal immigrant charged in connection with 3-month-old baby's death: sheriff

Texas authorities have arrested and charged Melvin Jesus Aquino Enriquez in connection with the injury and death of a 3-month-old baby.

Conservative Senate firebrand is number one target of Dems: 'They're coming after me'

Republican Ted Cruz of Texas, a conservative firebrand in the Senate, is highlighting his bipartisan chops as he runs for re-election.

Arizona woman who poisoned Air Force husband’s coffee with bleach dodges jail

An Arizona woman has accepted a lesser sentence to three years probation after pleading guilty to attempting to poison her husband’s coffee every day for months.

Fired UT-Austin lecturer with 'Marxism' interest facing criminal charge over anti-Israel protest police clash

A University of Texas-Austin lecturer lost his job and now faces a criminal charge over an alleged incident with state troopers during an anti-Israel protest

'Meet hot, single firemen, score a prize': Newest way women are finding their love matches

Singles looking for a specific type of person are attending dating events across the country tailored to their needs — including first responders, tall people, fit people and many other love-match types.

Houston transgender suspect runs over, fatally stabs man: police

A transgender woman with a criminal past is accused of running over a 64-year-old man with a car twice before fatally stabbing him, and it was caught on video.

John Wayne's lifelong leading role as American patriot celebrated at Fort Worth museum

John Wayne: An American Experience opened in December 2020 in Fort Worth, Texas. It celebrates the life, career and patriotism of legendary film star.

New Mexico man shoots stepmom as she tried to give him hug during graduation ceremony: police

A woman shot in the neck during a high school graduation for her son is expected to survive, authorities said.

Arizona State places police chief on leave amid complaints of alleged actions during anti-Israel protest

ASU's police chief was placed on administrative leave while officials reviews complaints against him related to anti-Israel protests on campus.

Dem Senate candidate tells illegal immigrants how to evade law enforcement

Texas Democrat Senate candidate Colin Allred handed out cards at a campaign event for illegal immigrants with instructions on how to avoid immigration officers.

Oklahoma judge charged with drive-by shooting into brother-in-law's home

Associate District Judge Brian Lovell of Garfield County, Oklahoma, was indicted Thursday on two felony counts reportedly involving a drive-by shooting into a home.

Swing state GOP looks to go around Dem governor, put Texas-style border bill before voters

An Arizona border security bill that would give local law enforcement the ability to enforce immigration laws is one step closer to going in front of the voters.

University of Arizona police forced to deploy 'chemical munitions' to break up anti-Israel riot

Officers at the University of Arizona gave an update after a raucous anti-Israel riot broke out on the campus, forcing them to deploy 'chemical munitions.'

Houston police identify man wanted for killing attorney at McDonald's

Anthony Landry, 57, is wanted for murder after he was identified as the suspect in the shooting death of Houston-area attorney Jeffrey Limmer at McDonald's on May 4.

Wife of Army soldier detained in Russia previously retained divorce lawyer, not aware of his travels: attorney

A U.S. Army soldier being detained in Russia traveled there after being involved in an extra-marital affair, his wife's attorney said Thursday.

Country star Cindy Walker posthumously inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame

Country music star Cindy Walker, a Texas native who penned countless hit songs, has been posthumously inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Illegal immigrants charged in violent stampede released by judge; DA wants ruling reversed

El Paso's district attorney said Thursday his office is appealing a judge's ruling to dismiss more than 200 riot cases against illegal immigrants who attempted to enter the U.S.

ASU scholar on leave after altercation with hijab-wearing woman at pro-Israel rally

Arizona State scholar Jonathan Yudelman remains on leave as the school investigates a confrontation with a hijab-wearing woman whom he claimed disrespected his "sense of humanity"

The cicada invasion has begun! Find out where the flying insects are emerging

The cicada invasion of 2024 has kicked off where billions of the flying insects will appear in 17 states in a rare natural phenomenon not seen since 1803

Texas teen arrested in Kaitlin Hernandez's murder months after teen found dead, naked in ditch

San Antonio police have arrested a juvenile in connection with the March 12 murder of Kaitlin Hernandez, who disappeared from a walk with a friend before she was found dead.

Houston police chief replaced amid investigation into hundreds of thousands of dropped cases

Thousands of sexual assault cases are among the hundreds of thousands of cases dropped by the Houston police department due to shortage of available investigators.

Remains identified as Vietnam veteran nearly 50 years after farmers chasing pig stumbled upon skeleton

The remains of Vietnam veteran Gerald Francis Long have finally been identified after they were first discovered in Arizona on April 19, 1975.

Cartels lure American teens to smuggle illegals: 'No idea what they're getting into' – and 'no way out'

Cartels are using social media posts featuring pictures of cash and jewelry and the promise of easy money to lure teens into smuggling migrants across the U.S. border, experts say.

Undercover operation nets arrests as New Mexico's top prosecutor blames Meta for online predators

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has announced charges against 3 men accused of targeting and soliciting sex with underage children through the use of Meta's social media platforms.

Arizona county to build bridge over creek where 3 children drowned

Gila County, Arizona, is using a $21 million federal grant to construct a bridge over Tonto Creek, where three young children died in a 2019 incident.

Trump, House Dems defend Texas congressman accused of accepting Mexican bribes, but for very different reasons

Both former President Trump and Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar defended Rep. Henry Cuellar after he was indicted by the DOJ on bribery charges.

University of Texas anti-Israel encampment sees Hamas propaganda, weapons

Authorities discovered pro-Hamas handouts celebrating the death of Jewish citizens in Israel along with weapons and rocks at the University of Texas in Austin.

Cruz campaign blasts Texas Dem convention for platforming 'radical' blue state governor

The Sen. Ted Cruz campaign slams Texas Dems for spotlighting Michigan Gretchen Gov. Whitmer, branding her a "radical leftist," alongside his opponent Colin Allred at convention.

Oklahoma teen military hopeful's family 'can't imagine' he was murdered, offers theory about his last hours

The family of an Oklahoma teen who was killed on Labor Day is still searching for answers as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol has listed his death as suspcious.

Texas Gov. Abbott calls National Guard, Space Force proposal a 'power grab'

Governors are worried about a proposal that would transfer some Air National Guard members to the Space Force without gubernatorial consent.

Adrian Grenier went from 'open and poly' Hollywood 'liberal' to married homestead ranch owner in Texas

In an interview with Jordan Peterson, actor Adrian Grenier discussed his journey of leaving "shady" Hollywood for homesteading with his family in Texas.

NM high court upholds man's convictions in 2018 triple homicide

The New Mexico Supreme Court on Monday upheld the murder convictions of John Powell in the fatal 2018 shootings of three people near Dixon.

Boy Scouts of America making this big change to be more inclusive

For the first time in its history, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) will rebrand and change its name next year as it seeks to create a more inclusive organization.

129K Migrants Apprehended at Southwest Border in April -- Down Slightly from March

Border Patrol agents apprehended nearly 129,000 migrants who illegally crossed the southwest border in April between ports of entry. This is down slightly from the more than 137,000 apprehended in March.

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Biden admin battle with state officials in Texas, Idaho over bird flu outbreak: 'Bless their hearts'

Officials from the CDC are facing opposition from some local farmers and state officials in Texas and other states as they try to investigate dairy farms.

Floodwaters start receding around Houston area as recovery begins following rescues and evacuations

After days of heavy rainfall that led to hundreds of rescues, Houston area floodwaters have started to recede and residents have begun to return to their homes to assess damages.

Abducted 10-month-old New Mexico girl found alive after mother fatally shot, suspect in custody

Eleia Maria Torres, a 10-month-old baby who was abducted on Friday, has been found safe, authorities in New Mexico announced on Monday morning.

Texas dad reveals chilling text he received moments before wife shot 3-year-old son

Texas woman Savannah Kriger told her toddler's father, Brian Kriger, to "say goodbye to [his] son" Kaiden via text in the moments before she killed the boy in a murder-suicide on March 18.

Justice Department program helps solve murders, disappearances in Native communities

The Justice Department's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons outreach program seeks to improve communication surrounding disappearances among Indigenous communities.

Teens rescued from abandoned Colorado missile silo; 1 injured, another facing charges

Three teenagers were rescued out of an abandoned missile silo near Deer Trail, Colorado on Sunday. At least one faces a trespassing charge.

Backstreet Boys respond to Denver Water viral parody promoting conservation efforts

Denver Water's "Splashstreet Boys" have a viral parody music video titled "I Water That Way" to remind customers of summer watering rules.

Texas pastor says grace of the Holy Spirit can be felt today: 'Available for all'

Rev. Jeremiah Johnston of Dallas, Texas, reflects on Acts 10:44-48, and how the Holy Spirit's outpouring of graces can still be felt and experienced even in modern times.

10-month-old New Mexico girl kidnapped after mother, another woman fatally shot

A 10-month-old New Mexico girl is missing after police found her mother and another woman dead on the ground from apparent gunshot wounds.

Judge denies request to lift ban on ASU students suspended for anti-Israel protests: report

The U.S. District Court of Arizona denied twenty student protesters' lawsuit seeking to lift their suspension from Arizona State University.

'Kittens' dropped off at Arizona Humane Society turned out to be something else

The Arizona Humane Society issued a warning about rescuing baby animals after a well-meaning person dropped off a litter of baby foxes thinking they were pets in need of help.

Fisherman hooks prehistoric 200-pound alligator snapping turtle before catching monster alligator gar

A fisherman from Kentucky reeled in a monster-sized, 200-pound alligator snapping turtle in Texas; he also caught a massive alligator gar that has been submitted for a world record.

'Impact is severe': Texas Republicans erupt over DHS migrant flight program as state becomes top destination

Texas Republicans are furious at new revelations that the state is one of the top destinations for a controversial Biden parole program expanded in 2023.

Heavy rains over Texas have led to water rescues, school cancellations and evacuation orders

The Houston area has been slammed by heavy storms, leading to numerous high-water rescues and officials urgently instructing residents in low-lying areas to evacuate.

Arizona is boosting efforts to protect people from the extreme heat after hundreds died last summer

To help prevent heat-related deaths, Arizona's new heat officer Dr. Eugene Livar said he is working with nonprofit groups and local governments to ensure homes have working air conditioners.

Dairy farm worker infected with bird flu; CDC urges workers to wear protective gear

The CDC urged dairy workers to wear protective equipment when working near cows after a farm worker in Texas developed a serious eye infection while infected with bird flu.

Cowboys' Dak Prescott will not face charges in 2017 alleged assault case: report

Dallas police said Thursday that an investigation into assault allegations against Cowboys' QB Dak Prescott found “insufficient evidence" to support the case, according to a report.

Dallas to Tokyo flight canceled after Japan Airlines pilot's booze-fueled 2 am hotel rager

Japan Airlines was unable to find a replacement pilot after a captain scheduled to fly from Dallas to Tokyo on April 23 had a night of raucous drinking with his flight crew.

Mexican beer the most popular in US: Cinco de Mayo will fiesta to the flavor of these cinco cervezas

Modelo Especial, brewed in Mexico, is the top-selling beer in the United States following years of growth and in the wake of the Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney disaster.

The first wrongful-death trial in Travis Scott concert deaths has been delayed

The start of jury selection has been delayed in the first civil trial stemming from the Astroworld festival in 2021, where 10 people died in a crowd surge at a concert by rapper Travis Scott.

Fugitive shooting suspect arrested without incident in northern Arizona

Derick Myron, 44, has been taken into federal custody under suspicion he killed one person and wounded two others in a shooting earlier this week.

Texas AG files lawsuit against Biden administration for new gun sale requirements: 'Come and take it'

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announce lawsuits against the ATF to stop enforcement of a new rule requiring background checks for private gun sales.

Elderly Texas restaurant owner attacked by suspects who refused to pay bill and are still on the loose

A disturbing video has been released showing the moment an elderly Texas restaurant owner was attacked by a group of deadbeats who he says refused to pay for their meals at his eatery.

Boeing whistleblower from Kansas is 2nd to die in past 2 months

Joshua Dean, a whistleblower who reported safety concerns at a parts supplier for Boeing's 737 Max jets, has died unexpectedly in an Oklahoma hospital.

Arizona rancher says he stared down barrel of AK-47 when he fired warning shots 'over the trees'

Arizona rancher George Kelly, who was freed after a mistrial in a murder case, said he fired warning shots when men approached his home with a gun.

Satanists not welcome in schools but 'welcome to go to hell' says state superintendent

Oklahoma education chief Ryan Walters opposes The Satanic Temple's plan to place its ministers in schools after a bill passed the state House that would permit volunteer chaplains.

Texas rep reiterates 'simple' stance when it comes to women's sports

Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Texas, reiterated that the state will refuse to adopt the Biden administration's Title IX changes. Several other states have joined Texas.

Dem lawmaker teams up with Planned Parenthood to host 'deceptive' drag story hour in Arizona Capitol

Arizona Dems face GOP backlash for hosting "Drag Story Hour" with Planned Parenthood, accused of deceptive planning

2-year-old dead in Arizona after bounce house was swept away by wind

One child was killed and a second injured in Casa Grande, Arizona, after a bounce house was swept up by strong winds, according to local authorities.

Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match officially sanctioned, will count for professional records

Jake Paul and Mike Tyson will face off in an officially sanctioned competitive boxing match rather than an exhibition fight. The rounds will be shorter than in most men's pro fights.

Guns confiscated from anti-Israel protesters at UT Austin, University of South Florida

Weapons including guns were found by police at student protests at the University of South Florida (USF) and the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) this week, authorities say.

GOP rep looks to remove FAFSA aid for students convicted of rioting, assaulting police in Israel protests

Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, plans to crack down on anti-Israel protesters with a bill that would withhold federal financial aid from students convicted of rioting or attacking police.

Oklahoma suburban dad 'hunted' family, left one child alive 'who is surrounded by love': family

A suburban Oklahoma City father killed his wife and three of his four sons before shooting himself in what police described as a "massacre," but he left one son alive.

15 injured after SUV plows into New Mexico thrift shop

15 people were injured Tuesday after an SUV crashed through the front wall of a Savers thrift shop in Las Cruces, New Mexico, according to authorities.

Military jet crashes near Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico

An F-16 fighter jet crashed near Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, New Mexico, on Tuesday, and the pilot was able to safely eject from the aircraft.

Cause of death determined for Oklahoma teen military hopeful found on side of road

The medical examiner has released results following the death of an Oklahoma teenage boy whose body was found naked along a rural highway on Labor Day of 2023.

Bird flu could spread to cows outside US, head of WHO flu program says

The U.S. confirmed the presence of the bird flu in American cow herds. The W.H.O. said there is risk of the disease spreading to other countries.

Fox Nation becomes exclusive streaming partner for Matthew McConaughey's 'Deep in the Heart'

Actor Matthew McConaughey narrates the visually compelling "Deep in the Heart" film which recognizes Texas’ conservation importance on a continental scale.

Abbott says Texas won't accept Biden's 'ham-fisted' Title IX changes

Gov. Greg Abbott issued a letter on Monday informing President Biden's administration that Texas will not be adopting the new Title IX protections for "gender identity" published earlier this month.

New Mexico reaches record settlement with company over natural gas flaring

New Mexico has reached a record $24.5 million settlement with Texas-based Ameredev over air pollution violations at natural gas sites in the Permian Basin.

Texas bachelor, 70, is looking for love, pays $400 a week for billboard sign about 'enjoying karaoke'

A Texas man is looking for a new wife in his small town by paying $400 a week for a billboard ad on a roadway. His 20 ft. sign is a callout to find his next lucky lady.

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly will not be retried after deadlocked jury, prosecutors announce

The state announced on Monday that it has decided not to seek a retrial in the case of George Alan Kelly. The defense has asked to have the case dropped with prejudice.

Navajo Police ID person of interest in northern Arizona shooting

Authorities in northern Arizona's sprawling Navajo Nation announced Monday their search for Derick Myron, a person of interest in a reported shooting.

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly will not be retired after deadlocked jury, prosecutors announce

The state announced on Monday that it has decided not to seek a retrial in the case of George Alan Kelly. The defense has asked to have the case dropped with prejudice.

University of Arizona sophomore fatally shot at off-campus party

20-year-old University of Arizona sophomore Erin Jones was shot dead at an off-campus house party over the weekend, according to authorities.

Arizona rancher's defense expert rips $1M 'political prosecution' by 'ethically bankrupt' officials

Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly will learn Monday if prosecutors decided to bring a second trial against him over the shooting of a Mexican national on his border property.

Oklahoma Native American community sees yearly return of popular wild onion dinners

In the springtime, Native American communities in Oklahoma harvest wild green onions for use in community dinners that are often used as fundraisers.

Former Arizona state Dem lawmaker gets a year in prison for sexual misconduct with a minor

A former Democratic state senator in Arizona was sentenced to a year in prison after a jury convicted him of sexual misconduct with a minor in February.