
Review finds authorities missed opportunities to protect children from abuse
A report examining child abuse cases between 2012-2019 found multiple missed chances to safeguard victims, following convictions of seven people.

A report examining child abuse cases between 2012-2019 found multiple missed chances to safeguard victims, following convictions of seven people.

Wildfires are burning across multiple regions including Georgia, Florida and Scotland, destroying homes and prompting evacuations.

Federal prosecutors charged two teenagers with planning an explosive attack outside Gracie Mansion, allegedly inspired by ISIS.

A bear attacked four people in a Japanese residential area Tuesday as bear encounters continue to increase across the country.

Extended drought conditions are reducing water levels in the nation's largest reservoirs, potentially leading to legal disputes over Colorado River access.

Catholic church officials extended Anthony Odiong's pastoral role despite multiple sexual misconduct complaints before his conviction.

Benjamin Torres filed a wrongful death lawsuit against accused serial killer Rex Heuermann and family members over his mother's death.

A convicted rapist's case and new report reveal continued shortcomings in protecting child victims of grooming and abuse.

U.S. authorities are investigating large markings that appear to spell "8647" or "86 47" etched into the grass of the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

A Royal Navy Merlin helicopter crashed in Devon during a training exercise, killing three crew members including a female pilot.

Residents of Coalsnaughton, Clackmannanshire, continue to be displaced as authorities investigate ongoing ground instability that prompted evacuations in May.

Suspects breached Marine Corps base gate while fleeing police, prompting six-hour manhunt and shelter order.

Multiple legal proceedings are underway involving a federal appeals court judge, a harassment conviction, and an LGBTQ rights attorney.

New York Times investigation found the U.S. Mint bought gold originating from Colombian drug cartels and sold it as American-sourced metal.

A high-ranking member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua was extradited from Colombia to face terrorism and drug charges in Houston.
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