North Carolina remains one of few states permitting alienation of affection lawsuits, with former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema reportedly facing such a case.
Criminal investigation launched after wildlife report revealed mammals from South America died in warehouse storage.
Texas authorities arrested a Honduran national accused of rape in New York while he was traveling toward the southern border.
One worker was killed in explosions at a Staten Island shipyard following a dock fire, with investigators examining the incident.
Carlo Tritta, 19, was sentenced to prison after encouraging a teenage girl to send explicit images through the gaming platform.
A Kentucky man faces trial for allegedly kidnapping and killing a mother of three whose body was discovered on a roadside in 2017.
Police arrested a teenage student at Long Island City High School after discovering a loaded firearm in his backpack during a planned arrest.
Elite universities are implementing programs to boost rural student enrollment, while scholarship platforms raise questions about data collection practices.
U.S. Coast Guard investigators are looking for the owner of a sailboat that was moored near Lynette Hooker's vessel the night she disappeared in the Bahamas.
Severe weather system moving across the Midwest has caused flooding that closed highways in Milwaukee and resulted in at least one lightning-related death in Wisconsin.
A teenage girl was stabbed at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich, leading to a lockdown and the arrest of a 16-year-old boy by armed police.
Bay Area Rapid Transit achieved its strongest quarterly punctuality results in over 10 years while continuing to face significant budget constraints.
Turkish authorities report school shooter used imagery referencing 2014 U.S. mass killer, while three New York teens were arrested for allegedly planning copycat attack.
A new independent inquiry has been established to investigate historical child grooming cases and institutional failures in the UK.
UK prisons will introduce biometric verification systems after data revealed 179 prisoners were wrongly released in one year.
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