The Francis Scott Key Bridge in BaltimoreΒ did not appear to have any protective barriers in place before it was struck early Tuesday, raising serious questions.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy said on social media that he raised over $200,000 for the family of New York Police Department officer Jonathan Diller, who was killed Monday night.
Maryland authorities say divers have recovered the bodies of two people during a search for the workers who plunged into the water after a cargo ship slammed into a Baltimore bridge.
The Washington Post drew attention to so-called "controversial poet" Francis Scott Key for his "racist views" after his namesake bridge collapsed in Baltimore.
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority will now charge $15 for vehicles driving in certain areas of New York City in a move that outraged New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer.
A customer at ShopRite Wines & Spirits in Neptune, New Jersey, has won the $1.13 billion Mega Millions jackpot, breaking a losing streak dating back to last December.
Joe Lieberman, a longtime senator from Connecticut who became the first Jewish American to be nominated on a major partyβs ticket, died Wednesday afternoon.
The Coast Guard said Wednesday that 56 containers onboard the cargo ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore have hazardous materials.
Glen Rock, New Jersey Councilwoman Paula Gilligan is facing calls to resign after she shared a post on social media mocking Easter with references to abortion and drag.
A judge ruled on Wednesday that Andre Gordon Jr., the 26-year-old man charged in 3 fatal shootings in PA as well as weapons and carjacking counts in NJ, will stay behind bars as his case proceeds.
A scene from "Leave The World Behind," produced for Netflix by Barack and Michelle Obama, is being compared to photos of Baltimoreβs bridge collapse.
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority will now charge $15 for vehicles driving in certain areas of New York City in a move that outraged New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer.
In a surprise announcement, longtime Democratic Rep. Annie Kuster of New Hampshire says she wonβt seek re-election to the House of Representatives this year.
Multiple young women have claimed on TikTok that they've been punched in the face on the streets of New York City within the last few weeks. The NYPD shares that it is investigating.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said βadministrative barriers" need to be torn down to rebuild the collapsed bridge in Baltimore as soon as possible.
The search resumed Wednesday for the six construction workers who are presumed dead following the collapse Tuesday of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Richard Serra, a renowned American artist and sculptor known for his large-scale outdoor artworks, passed away at 85 at his home in Long Island, New York.
The mayor of New York City, his deputies and other city officials are defending a recently implemented program giving prepaid debit cards to migrant families to help with food costs.
The search resumed Wednesday for the six construction workers who are presumed dead following the collapse Tuesday of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Two former officials of a veterans home in Massachusetts, where a severe COVID-19 outbreak resulted in at least 76 deaths, have settled their criminal case.
Maryland's newly elected Democratic Gov. Wes Moore was thrust into the national spotlight this week after a cargo ship knocked down a bridge in Baltimore's harbor.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who handled the I-35W bridge collapse over the Mississippi River in 2007, spoke out to "Your World with Neil Cavuto."
Former President Donald Trump won a sizable legal victory Monday, but most of the media is either pretending that it didn't happen, or shouldn't have happened.
A safety probe into the bridge collapse in Baltimore, will include whether contaminated fuel contributed to a cargo ship losing power and crashing into the bridge.
On Tuesday morning March 26, 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after collision by Dali, a large container ship headed toward Sri Lanka. See the timeline of events.
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is joining a lawsuit against the oil industry, alleging companies deliberately misled the public about their role in manmade climate change.
President Biden claimed he had traveled over the Francis Scott Key Bridge βmany many times" by car or train, despite the structure not having any railway lines.
Malcolm Butler, the New England Patriots hero for his Super Bowl XLIX clinching interception, was arrested earlier this month on suspicion of drunk driving.
Reports of Hamas raping Israeli women were 'propaganda,' Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., said on social media just days after legislators were shown video of the 10/7 atrocities.
A deranged man fatally pushed an innocent subway rider in front of a train in New York City on Monday, a violent day that saw three other people stabbed in and around the transit system, police say.
A neighbor of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, who was killed during a Queens traffic stop allegedly by a suspect with over 20 prior arrests, blamed the "revolving door of justice."
A Queens, New York, teenager was snatched off her doorstep by a former co-worker in a shocking attack caught on a Ring doorbell camera before her mother's intervention, which lands her in the hospital.
Structural engineer John Pistorino reacted to the collapse of the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge by comparing the catastrophe to other bridge disasters from the past.
New York City officials have begun handing out debit cards, which are meant to be used to purchase food and baby supplies, to migrant families residing in the Big Apple.
Sen. Bob Menendez's potential independent Senate bid presents what some Republican candidates believe to be their best shot at earning a seat in decades.
Congressional leaders are weighing their options in anticipation of federal aid to Baltimore, Maryland after a container ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Tuesday.
Trump legal spokesperson Alina Habba reacted to an appeals court slashing Trump's bond to $175 million, arguing the former president will ultimately prevail in the civil fraud case.
Martin Greenfield, the celebrity tailor who immigrated to the United States after surviving the Holocaust, has died at the age of 95, his sons announced on social media
The Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday released a statement following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, expressing appreciation for the community's response.
The Maryland Senate Executive Nominations Committee voted to support the nomination of Diane Butler to the State Board of Elections after a previous member resigned.
Willie Nelson's iconic Fourth of July Picnic, traditionally held in Texas for its 50-year history, will relocate to the Philadelphia area this year, officials say.
Guy Rivera and Lindy Jones, the two men connected to NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller's fatal shooting during a Queens traffic stop, had several prior arrests.
New Jersey firefighters rescued an 11-month-old yellow Labrador named Daisy who had gotten her neck stuck in the middle of a spare tire rim, officials said.
Marianne Smyth, a 54-year-old American woman, has been accused of running multiple scams across the U.S. and Ireland. She allegedly posed as a psychic.
New York City is escalating efforts to combat fare evasion in its subway system by deploying 800 police officers to monitor turnstiles, according to officials.
Flaco, the celebrity owl of New York City, died after crashing into a building last month. Bronx Zoo officials say that Flaco had high levels of rat poison in his system.
Former President Trump has been getting a raw deal from the state of New York, as it and other jurisdictions pile on charges fit for serious criminals, critics said.
After scoring a major win Monday in the New York civil fraud case against him, legal experts say whether President Trump can make U.S. constitutional claims.
On this day in history, March 26, 1874, American poet and Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost was born in San Francisco, California. He was initially unsuccessful as a poet.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced that families in overflow shelter sites will soon be required each month to document their path toward independence, such as looking for a job or housing.
Latasha Mott, 29, of Syracuse, New York, has been charged with manslaughter and disposal of a corpse in the beating death of five-year-old Nefertiti Harris.
Three southern Maryland middle schoolers have been charged with hate crimes for allegedly displaying swastikas, performing Nazi salutes, and deriding a classmate's religion.
Tristian Snell, a guest on MSNBC, appeared infuriated on Monday over a judge's decision to slash Trump's bond payment in the NY civil fraud case against him.
Five Black Democrat members of Congress have opted to support the primary opponent of Maryland Senate candidate Rep. David Trone, who used a racial slur last week.
The FDA has proposed banning electrical stimulation devices used to reduce or stop self-injurious or aggressive behavior due to the risk of injury they pose.
Former President Trump blasted his legal challenges as "election interference" on Monday, accusing President Biden of "weaponization of our government to try to knock out" his "political opponent."
Longtime New York residents discussed their reasons for leaving the city, which included issues regarding the pandemic as well as the growing crime problem.
Former President Trump is expected in a New York City courtroom Monday morning for a hearing out of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Braggβs hush money payments case.
Search teams in Chester, Pennsylvania, said they are working to recover 6-year-old Linβajah Brooker after she fell into a fast-moving creek on Saturday.
Stockton University in southern New Jersey is pioneering maple syrup production using red maple trees as part of an effort to create a viable syrup industry.
Former President Trump is expected to be in a Manhattan court to seek a delay in his hush money payment trial, as his bond comes due in a separate case.
Eric Trump blasted alleged political corruption among New York officials that have placed his father in a predicament that could lead him to lose some of his assets.
It's four years since then-New York Gov. Cuomo issued his COVID-19 orders and we still need a reckoning about how he bungled the crisis. Now, we might finally get some answers.
Vermont teenager Brianna Maitland disappeared 20 years ago on March 19, 2004. The FBI is now offering a $40,000 reward for information that could lead to her recovery.
Tammy Murphy suspended her bid for U.S. Senate on Sunday. Her campaign was criticized for allegedly being nepotistic, considering her position as wife of Governor Phil Murphy.
Pollster Frank Luntz recently hypothesized that New York Attorney General Letitia James would seal Trump's fate as the next U.S. president if she began seizing his assets.
Ash Cooper, formerly known as Joshua, pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges in relation to the shooting death of 12-year-old Morgan Connors.
House Republicans objected to $200 million for a new FBI headquarters in Greenbelt, Maryland contained in the $1.2 trillion federal funding bill passed Friday.
A 70-year-old woman was found dead, stuffed inside a garbage bag inside a luxury apartment building in the Bronx. Four relatives were questioned but three have been released.
A passenger on an American Airlines flight was arrested after he called fellow passengers "blue-eyed white devils" and threatened to "take this plane down."
PA Gov. Josh Shapiro's administration is being pushed by Republican lawmakers to more thoroughly investigate the deaths of people 65 and older who have been the subject of abuse or neglect complaints.
A cat is available for adoption after being rescued from a hoarding home in New York. The cat, age 3, is known for her "gentle soul" and calm personality.
Vivek Ramaswamy told Fox News Digital that he believes the prosecution against Trump in New York could potentially lead to the disbarment of Attorney General Letitia James.
EXCLUSIVE:Β Former President Trump said he will fight the ruling out of New York Attorney General Letitia Jamesβ case βall the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary," telling Fox News Digital that βthey canβt take away your property before youβve had a chance to appeal."
The CEO of a luxury real estate firm told CNN that former President Trump could potentially sell his home, Mar-a-Lago, for hundreds of millions of dollars.
Former President Trump says he has nearly $500 million in cash, suggesting he technically could post bond in the New York civil fraud case on Monday as required by a judge.
Avian influenza, stemming from a global outbreak starting in 2020, has caused the deaths of millions of birds and now poses a threat to marine mammals.
The Philadelphia Police Department is facing a shortage of officers, prompting them to reconsider recruitment strategies. They lowered physical fitness requirements for entry.
A New York lawmaker is looking to repeal a state law passed in 1907 that technically makes cheating on a spouse illegal. A conviction can result in jail time.
Longtime Democratic Penn. Sen. Bob Casey's office and campaign has not answered repeated inquiries whether he endorses Rep. Summer Lee in light of her rhetoric on Israel.
Officials of a Maryland town announced that their entire police department had been suspended pending the results of an investigation by state prosecutors.
Democratic Senator Bob Menendez said Thursday he would not be filing for the Democratic primary and might be running as an independent, despite facing federal corruption charges.
Judge Arthur Engoron in New York issued an order on Thursday appointing a monitor to review and watch over Trump Organization finances for a span of no less than three years.
Investigators on Thursday searched for the cause of a Jeannette, Pennsylvania, housefire that left five people dead, four of whom were children under 10.
Parents and teachers in one New York school district are calling for more police officers on campus to curb violence from students fighting in schools.
Two of the squatters who allegedly took over a home in Flushing, Queens, reportedly moved out after confrontations with the homeowner, media and a pair of "vigilantes."
University of Kentucky menβs basketball John Calipari recalled his "blue-collar" roots in a press conference ahead of the Wildcats' First Round matchup on Thursday.
The USS New Jersey has set sail for Philadelphia from nearby Camden, where it has been docked since 2000, and is set to undergo two months' worth of maintenance work.
Sculling boats belonging to the Saugatuck Rowing Club capsized Wednesday in the Long Island Sound, leaving two people hospitalized with suspected hypothermia.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging New Hampshire's removal of a historical marker dedicated to the late Concord-born U.S. Communist Party leader Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
The State of Maine rejected a sweeping California-style electric vehicle mandate despite widespread calls from climate activists to pursue the regulations.
Lawmakers in Chicago are slamming the city's mayor for ongoing evictions from migrant shelters as Democrat-led cities are grappling with an influx of arrivals.
Daniel Banyai, the owner of a firearms training center in Vermont, was arrested following a struggle with a town constable during a traffic stop, police say.
The Landa family has spoken at length with news outlets about their case, which framed Brett Flores as an unscrupulous squatter who abused housing laws to keep them from their home.
A Jewish group sent brochures to all high school in the New York City area warning Jewish students against applying to Cornell over cases of antisemitism on campus.
Manhattan school board district approved a resolution that could stop transgender athletes from participating in girls' sports despite public criticism.
The USS New Jersey is scheduled to leave port for the first time in 24 years, to undergo maintenance in Philadelphia. Now a floating museum, the battleship will fire its heavy guns on the journey.
The NY Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would expand the state's fracking ban, preventing companies from injecting large amounts of liquid carbon dioxide into the ground.
Conservative artist and activist Scott LoBaido was taken into custody Wednesday for hurling pizza slices onto the grounds of New York City Hall to protest the mayor's new emissions rules
Environmental regulators in Maine are set to determine whether the state will join others that have adopted standards aimed at increasing electric vehicle use.
Kimbrady Carriker, 41, is heading to trial for allegedly killing five people in Philadelphia last summer, after initially being deemed mentally incompetent.
Could a longtime deep blue state provide Republicans a path to winning back the Senate majority in November's elections? A new poll indicates former GOP Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland leads the race.
Pennsylvania police officials railed against Sen. Bob Casey 'aligning' himself with Indivisible Philadelphia, a group that has promoted defund the police policies.
A New York City woman is giving up on dating after feeling dread from her previous relationships. She said she's going "boy sober" and has never been happier.
New York Attorney General Letitia James' office submitted a filing pushing back against former President Trump's claim that it is a "practical impossibility" to secure such a large bond.
A Manhattan judge set a trial date for Daniel Penny in the death of Jordan Neely, with proceedings expected to take between four and six weeks this fall.
A young seal lay trapped between rocks near the water at Odiorne Point State Park in New Hampshire β until a passerby alerted authorities to the wild animal's plight. Here's what happened.
A historical covered bridge in Vermont is under threat from box truck drivers using GPS who do not heed warnings concerning tall and heavy vehicles, officials say.
Rescue dog Blaze has been assigned to support soldiers and families at Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations in Dover, Delaware. His owner and Paws of War share details on the pup's new post.
Marine veteran Daniel Penny returns to court in New York City on Wednesday in his subway chokehold case as the city continues to grapple with transit crime.
The case against Donald Trump by Democrat New York attorney general Letitia James has spun out of control, and no one in the media seems to mind too much.
Nancy Daniels, whose daughter Taylor was among three killed in a shooting rampage in Falls Township, Pennsylvania, said her daughter's last act was to protect her children.
Sgt. Aaron Skolfield is running for Sagadahoc County Sheriff, despite criticism over his handling of Robert Card, who would later commit the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history.
Michael Tilson Thomas, 79, is set to lead the New York Philharmonic in its performances of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 14 and Mahler's Fifth Symphony this September.
A group of armed thieves stole an undisclosed amount of money from video machine collection boxes after assaulting a security guard, according to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania police.
Famed American concert pianist and composer Byron Janis died Thursday at age 95, according to his wife. Janis was a Cold War era culture ambassador who later overcame severe arthritis.
Rep. David Trone, a Democrat running for Senate in Maryland, says he supports citizenship and voting rights for the millions of illegal immigrants residing in the U.S.
New Hampshire candidate for governor Kelly Ayotte called on her Democrat opponent to "denounce" Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey's comments about a child rape case.
FIRST ON FOX: Democratic Maine Rep. Jared Golden is taking a stance opposing electric vehicle mandates, bucking his party on a central green-energy tenet.
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.
Fr. Angelo Carusi, pastor of St. Rocco's Church in Rhode Island, reflects on St. Joseph's Day, and why so many people are devoted to the spouse of the Virgin Mary.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman discusses Caitlyn Jenner endorsing his executive order to protect female sports and the legal drama unfolding with AG Letitia James.
A group of conservative PACs is using a massive eight-figure investment to launch the largest program ever in Pennsylvania aimed at encouraging mail-in voting.
Investor Kevin O'Leary battled with a CNN anchor over the message that New York is sending to the world as former President Trump struggles with a $464 million appeal bond.
Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York has ordered a probe of the state's recreational marijuana licensing program due to issues that have hindered its success.
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley explained why the New York legal system is in "decline" on "America Reports" Thursday. He called the state of the U.S. judicial system "troubling."
Former President Trump accused New York Attorney General Letitia James of engaging in fraud by allegedly convincing a judge to undervalue his Mar-a-Lago estate in his civil fraud case.
Lawsuit pitting Republican-led county against New York's Democratic leadership brings key arguments in trans athletes in women's sports debate to federal court.
Legal experts weigh in on Trumpβs options after his attorneys said he couldn't secure a $464 million appeal bond he needs in a New York civil fraud judgement against him.
C.J. Rice will not be retried in a 2011 shooting that left four people injured, including a 6-year-old girl, following a decision by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Winter storms have significantly eroded Atlantic City's beaches, generating uncertainty over what lies ahead for the South Jersey tourism hub in the usually-busy summer season.
William Kelly has become the first New Hampshire resident charged with murder in the death of an unborn child, stemming from the December killing of Christine Falzone, who was pregnant.
A Chinese billionaire has pleaded guilty to federal election crimes and faces up to 27 years in prison; also charged with immigration fraud and using false documents.
Two men were arrested after the Allegany County Sheriff's Office discovered charred remains of domesticated dogs on a property in Cumberland, Maryland.
Paramus, New Jersey, resident Helen Koons, 75, died after she was hit by a 94-year-old driver in Paramus Public Library's parking lot, according to authorities.
R. Kelly attorney Jennifer Bonjean argued before an appeals court that prosecutors improperly utilized RICO statues to target Kelly's music organization.
A new lawsuit against New York City Mayor Eric Adams alleges that during his time on the police force in the '90s he demanded sexual favors from a colleague in exchange for help with her job.
The University of Maryland Baltimore County is at the center of a report from the Department of Justice, showing officials failed to report sexual misconduct properly.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer continues to face backlash over comments suggesting a political change in Israel amid its response to Hamas terror.
Famed soprano Kathleen Battle is making a triumphant return to the Met 30 years after her controversial firing; the artist will perform a selection of classical and spiritual works.
The University of Maryland's decision to temporarily suspend Greek Life has highlighted allegations of severe hazing on the College Park school's campus.
The University of Maryland's decision to temporarily suspend Greek Life has highlighted allegations of severe hazing on the College Park school's campus.
Queens resident and New York State Assembly candidate Ramses FrΓas says the Squad member has "never set foot" in area now plagued by migrant crime, prostitution.
Pennsylvania murder suspect Shawn Cranston is closer to trial after judge rejects defense bid to drop charges in murder of pregnant Amish mom Rebekah Byler.
In some Vermont towns, residents gather for an annual Town Meeting, a cherished tradition where they come together to discuss and decide on local matters.
Maryland lawmakers are pushing for higher taxes, toll increases, and legal online gambling as part of this year's budget, part of a $1.3 billion plan to raise revenue.
Penn. Rep. Matt Cartwright is anticipated to face one of the most closely-watched congressional elections this year while defending his seat in a district that voted for Trump.
Five Chilean nationals in the U.S. illegally, allegedly burglarized multiple homes in Maryland as well as in Florida, North Carolina, Alabama and Oklahoma, according to ICE.
A homeless Pennsylvania man faces murder, burglary, assault and other charges after allegedly killing three people and stealing two vehicles before a standoff with police.
A Lebanese migrant who was caught at the border near El Paso, Texas, claimed to be a member of Hezbollah and said he intended to make a bomb, sources confirmed.
The FBI says it has returned 22 artifacts to Japan after a Massachusetts family found them in the personal effects of their World War II veteran father.
Philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who allegedly shot and killed Richard Butler, an 88-year-old veteran, in broad daylight as he sat inside his car on March 5.
Irish American family of patriot heroes, including two brothers who died on 9/11, holds two things dear: Life of service and NYC's St. Patrick's Day Parade
βThe Program: Cons, Cults and Kidnapping" follows Katherine Kubler and her former classmates, who allege they were psychologically and physically abused at the Academy at Ivy Ridge.
Nearly 10,000 British troops with loyalists in tow fled Boston in disgrace on this day in history, March 17, 1776. It is celebrated as Evacuation Day in Boston, Massachusetts.
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Penn., warned of the consequences America faces should it not address mental health, after a suspect shot and killed three people in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
U.S. Army and law enforcement officials had probable cause necessary to take the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting perpetrator into custody before he committed the heinous crime.
A suspect who is accused of fatally shooting three victims in Pennsylvania has been taken into custody following a standoff with police at a Trenton, New Jersey, home.
An area in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortezβs district is being described as looking like a Third World country as migrants block up sidewalks selling items while prostitutes solicit sex.
New York City is rolling back its long-standing "right to shelter" policy due to the ongoing migrant crisis, now limiting each individual to 30 days of provided housing.
The University of Maryland announced that the temporary suspension of Greek Life's social and recruitment activities has been lifted for most fraternities and sororities on campus.
The United States Military Academy at West Point was created by the Military Peace Establishment Act, signed by President Jefferson, on this day in history, March 16, 1802.
The 27-year-old man wanted in connection with the double homicide of a National Guard woman and her daughter will be returned to Massachusetts after a court hearing in California.
The federal government designated Friday a large area off New England's coast for offshore wind energy development, opening up potential for a lease sale in the Gulf of Maine.