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Missing California mother’s brother-in-law: I’ve ‘lost all faith’ in Chula Vista PD, but ‘we will not give up’
Despite multiple bombshell developments this week in the case of a California mother who has been missing for more than three months, her brother-in-law said Thursday that he's "lost all faith" in the local police department to solve this case. .
California man accused of propping up dead wife for kids on Christmas is convicted of murder: DA
A California man accused of killing his wife and propping her dead body up on a sofa for her children to open presents on Christmas in 2011, was convicted of murder Wednesday.
Michigan postal worker attacked, video shows; police launch investigation
Police in Michigan are reportedly investigating after an alleged attack Thursday afternoon on a U.S. Postal Service worker by at least two women was caught on cellphone video.
This Day in History: April 9
Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrenders his army to Union Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant; the first game is played at Ebbets Field; funeral services are held for Martin Luther King Jr.; Attorney General William Barr reveals that he is reviewing the “conduct” of the... Read More.
LIVE UPDATES: Derek Chauvin trial continues Friday; medical examiner expected to testify
The murder trial of former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin is set to resume on Friday morning.
Pa. woman stabbed by man selling fridge on Facebook Marketplace, cops say
A Pennsylvania woman was stabbed to death by a man she met on Facebook while trying to buy a refrigerator for her boyfriend, authorities said.
Connecticut union protesters demanding $20 per hour detained after occupying health department: report
A group of nursing home workers protesting low wages were detained Thursday after occupying a state office building, according to local reports.
Racism is ‘a serious public health threat,’ CDC says
President Biden’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director has declared racism “a serious threat to the public’s health.”
Who is Biden’s ATF nominee, David Chipman?
President Biden is nominating David Chipman, a former federal agent and adviser at the gun control group Giffords, to be director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the commander-in-chief announced Thursday.