
Two trains collide in Denmark, leaving five critically injured
Two trains collided north of Copenhagen early Thursday morning, leaving five people critically injured in what police described as a major accident.

Two trains collided north of Copenhagen early Thursday morning, leaving five people critically injured in what police described as a major accident.

Multiple wildfires are burning across California with minimal containment while federal agencies address lead contamination concerns in previously burned areas.

Hertfordshire Constabulary faces investigation over handling of abuse reports while separate child exploitation claims prompt calls for inquiry.

A trailer carrying fireworks erupted in flames on Interstate 75 in Tennessee Saturday, creating a pyrotechnic display and shutting down the highway.

Fatal vehicle accidents in Los Angeles and New York City killed at least three pedestrians Friday afternoon in separate incidents.

Federal investigators are reviewing maintenance reporting and inspection practices following a UPS cargo jet crash that killed 15 people.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating whether Ryanair's fees for parents to sit with their children violate consumer protection laws.

Erin Merdy, 34, received a 20-year to life sentence after pleading guilty to murdering her three young children at Coney Island beach in 2022.

Bhekisani Matabiswana was sentenced to life in prison for killing Luke Harden at a Halloween party while dressed as a clown.

Anthony Odiong, 57, was found guilty of exploiting his clerical status to pursue sexual relationships with women receiving spiritual direction.

A delayed Housing and Urban Development report documented the first decrease in homelessness in nearly ten years during 2024.

Lynette Hooker remains missing in the Bahamas after reportedly falling from a boat, with her husband questioned but not charged.

TSA staffing shortages caused inconsistent airport security wait times Friday, with some locations experiencing lengthy delays while others had minimal waits.

City officials cite declining property crime rates while federal survey data indicates majority of victims don't report crimes to police.

Students were stuck nearly 100 feet high on Iron Shark ride at Galveston's Pleasure Pier for almost four hours Thursday evening.
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