Thomas Caleb Butler, 32, allegedly attacked Kerry Sheron, 69, owner of a well-known pro-Trump house in Escondido, California, leaving the victim in critical condition.
Albert Itzkowitz, 75, was discovered with gunshot wounds along Kissena Lake shoreline in Queens, with police ruling his death a homicide.
An Arkansas school director received 30 days in jail and nine years probation for operating what prosecutors called a child fight club.
Nicole Daedone, co-founder of wellness company OneTaste Inc, received nine-year prison sentence for exploiting vulnerable women in forced labor scheme.
A woman was sexually assaulted by multiple men outside a Methodist church in Epsom after being followed from a nightclub early Saturday morning.
The remains of Kimberly Langwell, who disappeared from Beaumont, Texas in 1999, were reportedly discovered in a hidden grave more than two decades later.
A 36-year-old man faces nine charges after seven pedestrians were seriously injured when struck by a car in Derby on Saturday night.
Federal prosecutors charged a Park Slope preschool director with embezzling $2.8 million for personal expenses including travel and entertainment.
A minivan crash in Fort Worth killed two people and led to the discovery of nearly 500 pounds of liquid methamphetamine valued at up to $3 million.
Two separate product recalls have been issued for Costco patio swings that caused injuries and squeeze toys containing asbestos sold at major retailers.
Recent opinion pieces examine the personal and societal impacts of gun violence, including domestic violence connections.
Two men held at Rikers Island jail complex died in the past week, adding to ongoing concerns about conditions at the troubled facility.
Christopher Baldner was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 11-year-old Monica Goods during a December 2020 highway chase.
An autistic teenager was rescued in New Jersey while a nonverbal child was released from immigration detention in Texas.
Texas officials shut down a Muslim university for allegedly offering degree programs without state approval.
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