NYC doormen fired after failing to help Asian woman during Midtown attack
The doormen who failed to act when an Asian woman was viciously beaten outside a luxury Midtown building have been fired.
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Maryland shooting: Suspect was US Navy corpsman and is dead, 2 others critically injured, officials say
An active shooter emergency at a Maryland Business park nearby Fort Detrick Tuesday morning left two men critically injured and the suspect, a member of the U.S. Navy, dead, officials said.
Texas brothers who murdered family left behind suicide note with ‘The Office’ rant
The two Texas brothers accused of slaughtering four family members before killing themselves said they easily got weapons because gun control is "a joke" — and were sent off the rails partly from watching TV’s "The Office."
Veteran who was harassed by Antifa over flag: Portland cops in ‘mass exodus’ over lack of support
Retired Marine Corps officer Gabriel Johnson argued on Tuesday that many police officers in Portland, Ore., are leaving the department because “they are not supported.”
Florida Piney Point wastewater reservoir does not have a second breach, officials say
Engineers and dam safety specialists evaluating the danger of a catastrophic flood from a leaking Florida wastewater reservoir determined that the threat of a possible second breach was “unsubstantiated,” the Florida Department of Environmental Protection said.
Texas mother accused of killing her 6-year-old son for insurance money
A Houston woman took out two life insurance policies on her 6-year-old son before giving him lethal doses of medications and over the counter drugs that caused him frightening hallucinations before he died, prosecutors said Thursday.
Maryland active shooter investigation: At least 2 injured, ‘suspect down,’ police say
Maryland police responded Tuesday morning to an active shooter situation near Fort Detrick in Frederick, authorities confirmed.
Derek Chauvin trial: Was officer’s knee on George Floyd’s neck authorized?
A critical factor for jurors to consider at a former Minneapolis police officer's trial in George Floyd's death is whether he violated the department's policy on neck restraints when he knelt on Floyd's neck.
National weather forecast: Widespread rain, thunderstorms moving across US
A low-pressure system and cold front that is slowly moving across the Central U.S. will produce widespread rain and thunderstorms from the Southern and Central Plains to the Mississippi Valley and into the upper Midwest.
Capitol officer remembered for humor, paying ultimate price
The 18-year U.S. Capitol Police veteran killed in the line of duty is being remembered as a man with a sense of humor who loved baseball and golf and was most proud of one particular title: Dad.