This Day in History: March 22
Special Counsel Robert Mueller submits his long-awaited report on the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race and possible collusion with Trump associates to the Justice Department.
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ICE inks $89.6M deal to lodge migrants in hotels
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has inked an $89.6 million contract with a Texas nonprofit to shelter Central American migrants in hotel rooms while the feds process a massive backlog of new arrivals at the border, according to the agency and reports.
$2.5M cash found in PVC pipes in alleged Miami Medicare scam
Federal agents found $2.5 million in cash hidden in PVC pipes in the bedroom closet of a Miami man charged with bilking the government in a massive $49 million Medicare fraud scam.
Tennessee man loses $1M lottery ticket, finds it in parking lot
A Tennessee man who won more than $1 million from the state lottery this month, nearly missed out on the massive prize when he briefly lost his ticket.
Florida police say man dies after jumping off resort balcony with parachute: report
A man has died after jumping from a Florida hotel balcony with a parachute, police said, according to reports on Sunday.
Miami Beach police arrest more than 50 people during spring breaker raucous
The Miami Beach Police Department says it has arrested more than 50 people and seized at least eight firearms after a rowdy weekend of spring breakers defying a curfew.
San Diego man arrested for taking 2-year-old inside elephant exhibit at zoo
Jose Manuel Navarrete, who is facing child cruelty charges and may face further consequences for entering the enclosure, is being held on $100,000 bail. He is set to be arraigned on March 30.
This Day in History: March 21
Alcatraz is closed, Twitter is established and more.
NYC homeless man knocks out DHS cop at shelter, disturbing video shows
Shocking video captures the moment a Homeless Services cop in New York City gets slugged and knocked out by a resident at a troubled Harlem shelter.
Miami Beach spring breakers hit with extended curfew after SWAT team forced to break up rowdy crowd
Miami Beach officials on Sunday said the city would extend curfews and closures through April 12 after a SWAT team was called in Saturday night to break up a rowdy crowd of spring breakers that had defied an 8 p.m. curfew.