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Shootings of officers in line of duty on pace to surpass 2020’s ‘historic’ highs, police group says

A half-dozen law enforcement officers have been shot since Monday – during National Police Week – and at least 106 have been wounded so far in 2021, the National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) said Thursday. 

Times Square shooting suspect speaks out from Florida jail: ‘I still don’t know nothing,’ report says

The New York City man accused of shooting three innocent bystanders – including a 4-year-old girl – during a dispute in Times Square over the weekend spoke publicly from the jail where he was being held as he awaits jurisdiction, telling a local news ...
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Memorial Day 2021: All about the holiday weekend

The holiday – observed each year on the last Monday in May – marks a three-day weekend for most Americans, and many consider it the unofficial start to summer.

California teacher cancels class time and assigns homework instead to attend son’s wedding in Mexico

As California parents are taking state leaders to court in their effort to reopen schools for in-person learning, a West Contra Costa County teacher told kindergartners last week that she'll be teaching from vacation in Mexico next week and cutting back on some class ...
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Arizona inmates battle raging wildfires

Arizona inmates are working to help battle raging wildfires rapidly spreading across the state this week.

California suspects arrested, released for pig’s blood smeared on Derek Chauvin defense witness’ former home

Three suspects were charged and released weeks after allegedly smearing pig's blood on a northern California home previously owned by a defense witness who testified in the trial for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, officials announced on Wednesday.
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Fully vaccinated Chicagoans will not count toward capacity limits starting tomorrow

Fully vaccinated people will not count toward capacity limits for various Chicago businesses, including bars and restaurants, and activities beginning Friday.

South Carolina DOE requires masks on buses after Gov. McMaster repeals school mandate

South Carolina will enforce a mask mandate on school buses after the governor dropped requirements for masks in schools statewide this week, the state’s Department of Education announced. 
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Tennessee man charged in missing 5-year-old son’s murder back in court as body still not found 3 years later

A Tennessee man accused of murdering his missing 5-year-old son returned to court Thursday – even as the body of the boy who's been presumed dead by authorities remains missing three years later.

Florida lawyer jailed after ramming SUV into ex-husband’s house, spitting on deputy: report

A Florida lawyer has been jailed after ramming her SUV into her ex-husband’s home, threatening to kill his girlfriend and spitting on a sheriff’s deputy, according to a report.
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