It's official: Tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches, an Indiana judge rules

An Indiana judge has ruled that tacos and burritos are "Mexican-style sandwiches," allowing a man to proceed with opening his new restaurant without an amendment.

Chicago Mayor touts his achievements leading 'greatest freaking city in the world’

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson touted his accomplishments in a full year after his initial inauguration in 2023, from the migrant crisis to Black representation in government.

Showdown: The blue states Trump aims to turn red in November

Former President Trump heads to Minnesota on Friday, to headline a state GOP fundraiser, as he aims to flip the blue state red in November's election and expand the map in his 2024 rematch with Biden

Meet the American who invented sliced bread: Otto Rohwedder, hard-luck hawkeye

Otto Rohwedder of Davenport, Iowa, created the invention by which all others are judged — sliced bread — in 1928. His innovation quickly changed consumer culture.

On this day in history, May 17, 1954, Supreme Court trounces segregation in landmark Brown v. Board case

The U.S Supreme Court declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case on this day in history, May 17, 1954.

Missourians head to Washington to call for a House vote on the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act

Residents of impacted communities are heading to Washington to speak in favor of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act before it expires this summer.

Missouri AG calls for 'accountability' after Chiefs' Harrison Butker gets doxxed over 'religious beliefs'

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has called out Kansas City officials after Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was doxxed online in a post shared by the city's social media account.

Indiana boy, 10, dies by suicide after school bullying, parents say

Sammy Teusch died by suicide on May 5 at just 10 years old after his family says he was emotionally and physically abused at his Greenfield, Indiana, school.

City of Kansas City apologizes after doxing Chiefs’ Harrison Butker following faith-based commencement speech

The city of Kansas City is apologizing after revealing the residence of Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker in a since-deleted post on social media Wednesday.

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.

University of Michigan regent says anti-Israel protesters intruded at his home at 4:40 AM: 'Not peaceful'

Student protesters went to the homes of at least one University of Michigan Board of Regents member and staged an early-morning demonstration on Saturday which officials called illegal.

Chicago police clear out anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University

Chicago police began clearing an anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University and the school warned that anyone who breaches the fence will be arrested.

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..

Census data shows Detroit reverses decades of population decline, Southern cities still growing fastest

Census estimates show a modest reversal in population decline in Northeast and Midwest cities while 13 of the 15 fastest-growing cities were in the South, eight of them in Texas alone.

'Must apologize': Vulnerable House Dem faces renewed backlash over comparison involving 9/11 terrorist

Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur is drawing renewed criticism over a comment where she compared the American Revolution to religious turmoil in the Middle East and Osama bin Laden.

Missouri lawmakers vote to renew Medicaid program held hostage by monthslong filibuster

The Republican-led Missouri Legislature voted Wednesday to renew a Medicaid program worth over $4 billion that had found itself in limbo for months.

Whistleblower alleges mistakes in initial East Palestine disaster response

A whistleblower who wrote the software used by a high-tech EPA plane after the East Palestine derailment described the federal response as tardy and mistake-ridden.

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.

Remains of 17-year-old soldier killed in Korean War identified

The remains of 17-year-old Army Pfc. Thomas A. Smith — who was killed in the Korean War — have been identified, and will be buried in his hometown of Grant, Michigan.

Prince's 'Purple Rain' house in Minneapolis to welcome visitors in honor of film's 40th anniversary

Fans of Prince will get a chance to stay at his Minneapolis home in a rare Airbnb experience. The stay comes in honor of the 40th anniversary of Prince's "Purple Rain" film.

Green Bay's Doug Gottlieb believes he can balance his new coaching job with his national radio show

During an introductory news conference, longtime broadcaster Doug Gottlieb discussed his move into the coaching ranks, as he takes over for Sundance Wicks in coaching Green Bay.

Missouri AG working to crack down on businesses hiring illegal immigrants

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has begun following up on complaints about businesses employing illegal immigrants in an effort to crack down on the practice in his state.

Michigan county plagued by 'burglary tourism' as foreign crime gangs abuse US visa waiver program

Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss how Chilean nationals are expertly ransacking homes throughout his community.

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.

Watchdog group sues Biden agency for records as lawmaker calls its voter work 'a slap in the face'

The Oversight Project sued the SBA, claiming it failed to comply with records requests relating to a memo establishing coordination between the agency and Michigan's state elections arm.

'Huge problem': Vulnerable Dem senator ripped after interview resurfaces touting similarity with Biden

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is facing criticism from the right over a 2021 interview where he said his policies are "not much different" than President Biden's.

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.

Northwestern University president 'grew a spine' after hit with House committee investigation: watchdog group

The president of Northwestern University threatened anti-Israel agitators with "disciplinary action" after students vandalized an Israeli and American flag display.

Whistleblower questions delays and mistakes in way EPA used sensor plane after fiery Ohio derailment

The U.S. government's specialized plane, which has advanced sensors and can allegedly deploy within an hour of a chemical disaster, took 4 days to fly over Ohio after the Norfolk Southern derailment.

Ohio purges 'non-citizens' from state voter rolls, calls on Biden admin for data ahead of 2024 election

Ohio is pushing to identify and purge non-citizens who are registered to vote in the state, requesting further data from President Biden's administration.

'Top Thrill 2' roller coaster at Cedar Point closes indefinitely just days after long-awaited opening

"Top Thrill 2," the newly opened replacement for Cedar Point's "Top Thrill Dragster" roller coaster, has gone down for an "extended closure" just days after opening.

Ex-University of Missouri frat member pleads guilty in hazing case that left pledge blind, paralyzed

Ryan Delanty, a former University of Missouri fraternity member, has pleaded guilty to supplying liquor to a minor and misdemeanor hazing, officials say.

Dolton board makes new move against scandal-ridden 'supermayor' Tiffany Henyard

Dolton board members have appointed a mayor pro tempore to serve in place of controversial Mayor Tiffany Henyard should she not to execute her duties

College baseball team pulls off absurd comeback victory with 12 runs in final inning with 2 outs

Indiana Southeast stunned the college baseball world on Monday when they scored 12 runs in the bottom of the ninth in their NAIA playoff matchup to win the game.

Morning Glory: Trump’s veepstakes is close to wrapping up

Trump is getting close to making his vice presidential choice and the veepstakes is heating up. Will it be a North Dakota governor or one of the others in the Trump circle?

Contentious primaries in 3 states set up crucial general election matchups in House, Senate - What to know

Contentious primaries Tuesday in Maryland, West Virginia and Nebraska will set up crucial general election showdowns this autumn in the battles for the House and Senate.

Severe weather, tornadoes destroy nearly 50 homes in Kalamazoo County, Michigan

Nearly 50 homes were reportedly destroyed by severe weather, including tornadoes, last week in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Dozens of others were seriously damaged.

Democratic Indiana state Rep. Rita Fleming retires after primary win

Democratic Indiana state Rep. Rita Fleming, who has served the Jeffersonville area since 2018, is retiring — and has stated intent to vacate her office immediately.

Ex-pharmacy exec sentenced for role in deadly meningitis outbreak caused by mold-tainted drugs

Barry Cadden, the former president of New England Compounding Center, has been sentenced to prison for his involvement in the deaths of 11 Michigan residents.

Ohio police officer, military veteran killed in line-of-duty ambush, suspect found dead: report

The Ohio police officer who was killed in the line of duty Saturday night has been identified as 23-year-old Jacob Derbin, according to local media reports.

Obama judge mocks top Dem law firm in Wisconsin election lawsuit: 'Makes no sense'

A federal judge ruled against and seemingly ridiculed a lawsuit brought against a Wisconsin voting law that requires a witness in order to verify an absentee ballot.

The most popular Catholic outside the Vatican: Bishop Barron

Bishop Robert Barron spoked to Fox News Digital about the death of the ongoing Christian revival in America, President Biden's faith, and why Catholicism is suddenly cool.

Trump Veepstakes: The pros and cons of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem

Part one of Fox News Digital's series on Donald Trump's VP search focuses on South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, who has faced controversy but widely appeals to the conservative base.

Minnesota man, 62, on solo camping trip found dead in lake near overturned canoe

The body of man canoeing in Northern Minnesota was found submerged by fellow canoeists on Friday. The man had been camping alone and wasn't wearing a life jacket.

Illinois pastor and author urges others amid today's evil, 'Make America love again'

Pastor James Ward of Insight Church in Illinois reflects on three verses from the First Letter of John and reveals how he believes love is the best way to defeat evil today.

Tales from the trail: The blue states Trump eyes to turn red in November

Former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign aims to expand the map, as it eyes flipping Minnesota and Virginia red. The presumptive GOP nominee heads to blue state New Jersey this weekend.

Kansas bill cracking down on foreign land ownership vetoed by Democratic governor

Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday vetoed a bill limiting foreign land ownership, in a move Republicans castigated as apathetic toward national security threats.

Civil War General Sherman's sword among relics headed to Ohio auction next week

A sword once wielded by legendary Union Gen. William T. Sherman is among numerous historic relics headed for the auction block next week in Ohio's capital.

Man pleads no contest to manslaughter in Detroit policewoman's shooting

Eddie Ray-Jr. Johnson of Garden City, Michigan, pleaded no contest to manslaughter Friday in the 2019 shooting death of Detroit Police Sgt. Elaine Williams.

Northwestern University deal with anti-Israel protesters tantamount to 'paying off hostage takers'

Congressional lawmakers are demanding answers from Northwestern University over a dead reached with anti-Israel protesters in an effort to end disruptive behavior.

Kansas man facing nearly 20 years in jail for role in stealing of Jackie Robinson statue

45-year-old Kansas man Ricky Alderete is facing over 19 years in prison for his role in stealing a statue of Jackie Robinson that was eventually "dismantled."

Michigan woman found living inside grocery store sign with computer, desk and coffee maker

A homeless woman was found living inside a sign on top of a grocery store. The unidentified 34-year-old told police she had been staying in the sign for a year.

Rare, exotic plant with 'rotting flesh' aroma set to bloom for first time in years

An unpleasant, yet thrilling event will take place at a conservatory in Minnesota as a rare, exotic flower is about to bloom, but the aroma is known to smell like rotting flesh.

Nebraska Air Force veteran pulls gun to stop jewelry heist, suspect flees with hands up

Air Force veteran Gary Peddicord sent an unsuspecting burglar scrambling from his Nebraska jewelry store when he confronted him with his weapon drawn on Saturday.

Large barge crashes into historic Fort Madision Bridge in Iowa, later sinks

A near 100-year-old bridge in Iowa was struck by a loose barge on Thursday prompting its temporary closure before later reopening without any significant damage or injuries.

House Education Committee chair demands answers after Northwestern University caves to anti-Israel agitators

House Education and Workforce Committee chairwoman Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., sent a letter to Northwestern University leaders demanding answers on the school's response to antisemitism.

Nebraska Army veteran pulls gun to stop jewelry heist, suspect flees with hands up

Army veteran Gary Peddicord sent an unsuspecting burglar scrambling from his Nebraska jewelry store when he confronted him with his weapon drawn on Saturday.

Iowa sued over hardline immigration law; rights groups claim it's unconstitutional

A newly passed law making it a crime for an illegal immigrant to be in Iowa is being challenged in court as unconstitutional by civil rights and immigration groups.

Ohio ex-vice detective gets 11 years in sex worker kidnapping case

Former Vice Detective Andrew Mitchell, 60, of Sunbury, Ohio, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for kidnapping sex workers under the guise of arrest.

ND lawmaker gets $2,500 fine, 250 hours community service in speculation case

North Dakota state Rep. Jason Dockter has been issued a $2,500 fine and 250 hours of community service in a speculation case stemming from a state-leased building he had ownership of.

Michigan man acquitted in Whitmer kidnapping plot running for sheriff

Eric Molitor, who was acquitted of an alleged supporting role in a 2020 plot to kidnap Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, is running for Wexford County sheriff.

Former GOP Rep. Fortenberry charged with lying about illegal campaign contribution

Republican former Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry has been charged with lying to federal authorities about an illegal, $30,000 campaign contribution by a Nigerian billionaire.

Wisconsin woman pleads guilty to killing her sex trafficker after arguing it was legal

Chrystul Kizer pleaded guilty Thursday to reckless homicide in the 2018 death of Randall Volar, an act she initially argued was justified as he was sexually trafficking her.

Red state AGs sue Biden admin to halt 'radical transgender ideology' threatening 'safety of women and girls'

More than 20 red states sue Biden admin over Title IX changes that expand sex discrimination to include gender identity and sexual orientation.

Leaders in creation of Arctic vault that protects millions of seeds win World Food Prize

Two men who led the charge in creating the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, which protects and preserves millions of seeds, will be honored as the 2024 World Food Prize laureates.

GOP AG launches new probe into communications from DOJ and Trump prosecutors

State Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a FOIA request at the DOJ for documents related to any communications with prosecutors connected to the indictments of former President Trump.

Chicago woman overtaken by squatter hopes to work with Illinois lawmakers this summer on property rights

A Chicago woman went through a lengthy legal process in order to remove a squatter living in her late mother's home. She described the situation as "emotionally draining" and overwhelming."

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

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.

Ohio AG defends letter warning 'woke' masked anti-Israel protesters they face prison time: 'We have a society'

Ohio's Republican Attorney General is pushing back against 'woke' critics of his recent letter reminding anti-Israel protesters of a law that could mean prison time.

Suspected drunk driver goes airborne into Michigan lagoon with 3 kids in truck

Surveillance video shows a truck with three children inside going airborne before it careens into a lagoon in Michigan. Authorities believe a drunk driver was behind the wheel.

Wisconsin Dems invest $7M in TV ads for 5 key state Senate races

Wisconsin Democrats plan to spend some $7 million on television ads for five state Senate races they believe are pivotal in their bid to seize control of the chamber.

Nirvana producer Steve Albini, a pioneer of alt rock, dead at 61

Steve Albini, a producer for Nirvana, the Pixies, PJ Harvey, and other prominent musicians of the era, has died of a heart attack. He was 61.

Michigan man charged in alleged plot to bomb Satanic Temple

Luke Terpstra, 30, of Grant, Michigan, has been charged with two felonies for allegedly plotting to bomb the Satanic Temple in Salem, Massachusetts.

Arkansas cannot prevent 2 teachers from discussing critical race theory in classroom, judge rules

U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky has ruled 2 Arkansas high school teachers cannot be prevented by the state from discussing critical race theory in their classrooms.

Iowa facility where intellectually disabled residents were mistreated to close next month

The Glenwood Resource Center in Glenwood, Iowa, is set to permanently close after investigators determined intellectually disabled patients were mistreated at the facility.

WATCH: Dem governor swarmed by anti-Israel agitators while celebrating daughter's college graduation

Video captured anti-Israel protesters swarming Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as she celebrated her daughter's college graduation at a local restaurant.

Felony charge in store for anti-Israel radicals who break little known law

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost warns university presidents: masked students in anti-Israel protests could face felony charges under the state's anti-disguise law.

GOP rep jabs education secretary: 'Are car loans next?' for debt forgiveness

During a House Education & Workforce Committee hearing, a Republican member questioned Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on the legitimacy and legality of student loan cancelation.

Democratic Minnesota state senator invokes 5th Amendment rights at ethics hearing over burglary charge

Democratic Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell faced an ethics panel on Tuesday regarding her arrest on first-degree burglary charges.

Survivors of alleged child sex abuse in Illinois detention centers speak up

Three alleged victims of sexual abuse in juvenile detention centers in Illinois came forward as part of a lawsuit with 95 plaintiffs. This case follows similar cases in other states.

Ohio teen's state fishing record officially certified after 101-pound blue catfish catch: 'I started crying'

After catching a monster-sized, 101-pound blue catfish in the Ohio River, teen Jaylynn Parker has officially received the Ohio state record after landing in the fish on April 7.

Angler breaks 43-year-old record after reeling in large perch in Lake Michigan

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced that angler Blas Lars recently broke the state record for heaviest yellow perch in April. The world record dates back to 1865.

Indiana Rep. Spartz fends off GOP primary challengers in bid to retain House seat

Indiana Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz, a Ukrainian-born lawmaker, has won the GOP primary election to represent Indiana's 5th Congressional District in the House.

Wisconsin wedding barns sue state over new liquor license law

Two Wisconsin wedding barns are suing the state in a bid to block the enactment of a new law requiring them to obtain liquor licenses.

Republican candidate selected as GOP seeks to flip Indiana House seat from blue to red

Randy Niemeyer will serve as the Republican nominee in one of Indiana's most closely watched House races, where the GOP looks to flip a seat from blue to red.

Court clears way for high-voltage power line set to cross Mississippi River refuge

A federal appeals court has approved the construction of a controversial, high-voltage power line that is set to cross a Mississippi River refuge.

2 dead in Minnesota mobile home explosion

Two people were reported dead Tuesday after an early morning mobile home explosion was heard in Princeton, a town roughly halfway between Minneapolis and St. Cloud.

Mike Braun wins GOP nomination in race for governor of Indiana

Sen. Mike Braun was elected Tuesday as the Republican nominee for governor of Indiana to replace term-limited GOP Gov. Eric Holcomb.

Wisconsin lawmakers vote to audit state DEI initiatives

The Wisconsin Legislature's audit committee voted Tuesday in favor of a comprehensive review of the state government's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Murder trial begins in case of Detroit-area teen whose disappearance triggered exhaustive landfill search

25-year-old Jaylin Brazier is standing trial for second-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old Zion Foster, whose body has yet to be found despite an extensive search.

Missouri man admits to strangling hospitalized wife to death because he couldn't afford her medical bills

Ronnie Wiggs is facing a second-degree murder charge after he allegedly killed his wife at a Missouri hospital because he couldn't afford her medical bills.

Woman who took fatal fall from stands at Ohio State graduation identified

53-year-old Georgia resident Larissa Brady has been identified as the woman who sustained a deadly fall from the stands at Ohio State University's graduation ceremony Sunday.

Ohio doctor whose views on COVID-19 vaccinations drew complaints has medical license reinstated

Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, an Ohio doctor who gained notoriety for making false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, had her medical license reinstated after it was suspended.

Key Biden agency slapped with historic subpoenas over 'improper' swing state voter registration push

A House committee sent a historic subpoena to the Biden administration after it says it didn't receive answers on a potentially unconstitutional voter registration push.

Dem lawmaker’s response to Kristi Noem’s Kim Jong Un controversy blasted as racist

Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., received backlash Monday for a now-deleted post on X that some said perpetuated racist stereotypes about Asians.

Minnesota lawmakers debate constitutional amendment to protect abortion and LGBTQ rights

Lawmakers in Minnesota have launched a debate on legislation to amend the constitution to protect LGBTQ rights and abortion; more than 100 people filled the legislative hearing room.

Minnesota woman accused of killing 2 children, setting house on fire

Jennifer Marie Stately, 35, has been charged with killing two children — reportedly her own — fleeing with a third, and setting a house on fire.

Signatures submitted in bid to bring California-style 'Top 2' primaries to South Dakota

Supporters of a "top two" primary system have submitted thousands more signatures than required in a bid to amend South Dakota's electoral process.

Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit challenging state's new wolf management plan

A WI judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance that sought to invalidate the state's new wolf management plan; officials were accused of violating open meetings law.

Indiana fertilizer leak triggers 10-mile fish kill

A leak from a 30,000-gallon liquid nitrogen fertilizer tank has resulted in a roughly 10-mile-long fish kill in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, according to environmental officials.

Jury convicts North Dakota lawmaker of misdemeanor speculation

Republican North Dakota state Rep. Jason Dockter has been convicted by a jury of misdemeanor speculating or wagering on official action.

Lawsuit alleges decades of child sex abuse at Illinois juvenile detention centers statewide

95 men and women have filed a lawsuit alleging decades of child sexual abuse at Illinois juvenile detention centers; many said they were rewarded or threatened to keep quiet.

Person at Ohio State graduation ceremony falls to death from stands

A person fell several stories to their death from Ohio Stadium at Ohio State University's graduation ceremony on Sunday. The person has yet to be identified.

Arkansas statues at US Capitol to be replaced with civil rights leader Daisy Bates and singer Johnny Cash

Arkansas is set to replace the statues of two figures from its history that have represented the state at the U.S. Capitol with contemporary figures, officials say.

College president defends activist Riley Gaines being commencement speaker: Students should be 'challenged'

A Michigan college president defended selecting activist and former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines as a commencement speaker, according to a report.

Noem addresses feeling 'threatened' by Nikki Haley, a controversial dog killing, Trump VP speculation in book

Gov. Kristi Noem's new book, titled "No Going Back," details her life in politics and several controversial topics discussed in an interview with Fox News Digital.

Vulnerable Dem. Sen ripped after raking in cash from corporate PACs despite previous objections: 'Hypocrisy'

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from corporate PACs despite previously denouncing their influence in politics.

Republican Senate primary in crucial Michigan race heats up with claims front-runner covered for Clinton

The GOP Senate primary in battleground Michigan is becoming more combative as a wealthy investor takes aim at the front-runner in the race, who's backed by former President Trump,

Chicago forced to cancel Cinco de Mayo parade due to gang violence

The Chicago Police Department on Sunday announced the cancellation of the city's Cinco de Mayo parade due to gang violence in the area.

Chicago teachers' $50B demands include pay hikes, abortions, migrant accommodation

The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is negotiating a new $50 billion contract with the public schools system for pay hikes, healthcare and migrant services.

Family outraged husband convicted in first wife's killing let off in second wife's disappearance

John Smith is serving life for killing first wife Janice Hartman. Murder charges in second wife Fran Smith's disappearance were dropped in exchange for him revealing where her body is.

University of Michigan grad says anti-Israel disruption at commencement was 'my biggest fear' for months

The event at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor turned chaotic when a group of protesters displayed Palestinian flags and chanted antisemitic slogans on Saturday.

Man charged with killing off-duty Chicago police officer denied pretrial release

A 22-year-old man facing charges for the April 21 killing of off-duty Chicago officer Luis Huesca was denied pretrial release by a judge on Friday.

Michigan Supreme Court rules against couple in dispute over privacy and drone photos of land

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that a local government did not violate landowners' right against unreasonable searches when they used a drone to photograph their salvage yard.