
WWII Airman's Remains Return to NYC Family After 80 Years
The remains of a World War II airman have been returned to his New York City family eight decades after he was killed in action and declared nonrecoverable.

The remains of a World War II airman have been returned to his New York City family eight decades after he was killed in action and declared nonrecoverable.

Authorities in Independence, Missouri recovered five Barbie doll packages that contained fentanyl after store security reported suspicious powder.
Prisoners at HMP Highpoint were evacuated after a fire broke out, with ten fire crews responding to battle the blaze.

Police responded to youth gatherings in two states Saturday, with arrests in Washington D.C. and gunfire reported at a Tybee Island, Georgia event.

A New York jury convicted Brian Scott Lorenz of murdering nursing student Deborah Meindl in 1993 after his third trial in the case.

New York City introduces lessons on Jewish and Muslim American history as educators seek to counter hate incidents targeting both communities.

The formerly notorious Hotel Carter in Times Square sits vacant as litigation continues over its redevelopment plans.

John Ashby, 32, received a life sentence with minimum 14-year term for attacking a Sikh woman in religiously motivated crime.

A father and son in New York were arrested after investigators found chemicals that had been combined to create explosive materials at their home.

San Bernardino County deputies opened a homicide probe after a hiker discovered human remains in the remote desert near Twentynine Palms.

A former teacher nicknamed 'Mr. Wonderful' faces three rape charges involving two former students who allege years of abuse.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled 32 Degrees heated socks after reports of 14 heat-related incidents, including 13 burns.

Mayor Brandon Johnson issued warnings about dangerous trends after hundreds of teenagers gathered in Chicago streets on March 30, prompting police curfew actions.

Paris is modernizing its historic catacombs while European museums grapple with ethical issues surrounding human remains in their collections.

Michigan regulators have been cleared of legal responsibility for a 2020 dam failure that caused widespread flooding and property damage.
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