The Federal Aviation Administration is addressing staffing shortages in air traffic control while senators raise concerns about flight attendant levels.
Federal government plan would dramatically reduce water supplies to Arizona, California and Nevada as drought continues to strain the river system.
Tornadoes and large hail continue to batter the South and Midwest, with significant damage reported in North Texas including injuries and destroyed buildings.
A shooting outside a Northern California high school graduation ceremony left one person dead and three others injured Wednesday night.
A Virginia judge dismissed criminal charges against former assistant principal Ebony Parker related to a 2023 incident where a first-grade student shot a teacher.
At least nine people have died after getting into difficulty in water during warm weather across the UK, prompting safety warnings from charities.
Kouri Richins, 35, faces up to life in prison for her husband's murder, with their children saying they would feel unsafe if she were released.
Federal safety investigators will conduct a two-day hearing starting Tuesday to examine the cause of a UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville that killed 15 people.
Ebony Parker is accused of ignoring warnings before a first-grade student brought a gun to school and shot his teacher in 2023.
Defense attorneys present witnesses in second week of trial for young man who fatally stabbed competitor at high school track event.
An inquiry chair concluded the Southport attack was preventable if authorities and the perpetrator's parents had acted more quickly.
At least three students were wounded in a shooting incident near the University of Iowa campus early Sunday morning, prompting emergency response.
Federal investigators are probing Sunday night's fatal Air Canada Express crash at LaGuardia Airport while a survivor of a similar 1992 crash speaks out.
An explosion and fire at a Staten Island shipyard injured 16 people, including multiple firefighters, with several sustaining serious injuries.
New York Times investigation found the U.S. Mint bought gold originating from Colombian drug cartels and sold it as American-sourced metal.
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