An investigator with the Harris County Sheriff's Office died on Tuesday after he was hit by a driver talking on his cellphone hands-free while working a crash scene.
The University of Southern California requested for Los Angeles police to arrest agitators in a large anti-Israel protest on campus for trespassing after they refused to leave the area.
Stephan Sterns, 38, was charged with first-degree murder on Wednesday in connection with the February disappearance and death of his girlfriend's 13-year-old daughter.
Israel fired missiles at a site in Iran early Friday in retaliation for Tehran launching a barrage of missiles and drones at the Jewish state over the weekend.
Lakesha Woods Williams, 29, was arrested on child endangerment charges after allegedly leaving her two young children home alone for six days while she went on a cruise.
Maryland police are looking for two suspects in a gray Kia sedan in connection with the broad-daylight shooting death of garbage collector Idongesit Udosen.
A Memphis jury found Cleotha Abston, 40, guilty of raping and kidnapping a woman in September 2021 – a year prior than when he allegedly kidnapped and killed Eliza Fletcher.
Paul Flores, the convicted killer of Kristin Smart, the 19-year-old college student who was last seen in 1996, was stabbed for the second time during an attack in a California prison.
A Fulton County man was sentenced to 50 years in prison after he was found guilty of poisoning breast milk for his newborn daughter with antifreeze while the mother was hospitalized.
Police in Sanford, Florida, are searching for multiple people in connection with the death of a 17-year-old boy, who was left alone by his friends after a shooting.
Kyle Benjamin Douglas Calvert, 26, of Irondale, is facing charges in connection with an explosive device that was detonated outside state Attorney General Steve Marshall's office in February.
Six New York inmates will be able to see the solar eclipse after reaching a settlement with the corrections department following a lawsuit claiming violation of religious rights.
Harassing a first responder on the job could become illegal in Florida if Gov. Ron DeSantis enacts a bill passed by both chambers of the state legislature last month.
Six New York inmates will be able to see the total solar eclipse after reaching a settlement with the corrections department following a lawsuit claiming violation of religious rights.
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