The 2021 hurricane season names and dates: What could be next for East Coast?
After weeks of snow and damaging rainfall, already-battered Atlantic states could be hit once again by an early hurricane season, according to reports.
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Yale student Kevin Jiang’s murder: Connecticut police obtain warrant for arrest, suspect at large
Police identified the a "person of interest" early in the investigation but only recently obtained the warrant.
Colorado synagogue bomb-plot suspect gets 20 years
A man was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison on Friday for plotting to bomb a historic Colorado synagogue last year by a judge who described the case as "dripping with Nazism and supremacy."
US Army crowdsources ideas to combat sexual assault crisis
The Army's harassment program has come under sharp scrutiny over the past year.
Virginia police officer shot, killed during traffic stop; suspect in custody: reports
A veteran police officer in Virginia was shot and killed Friday afternoon during a traffic stop, according to reports.
Capitol security review to recommend additional officers, fencing: report
A series of substantial changes will be recommended to bolster security at the U.S. Capitol following a review, including adding additional fencing, according to a report.
Louisiana police officer shot, killed while escorting suspect from HS basketball game: reports
A law enforcement officer was shot and killed in New Orleans on Friday night, reportedly while trying to escort the suspect away from a high school basketball game.
New York City detectives’ widows call on Cuomo, Dems to fix bail reform law
Two widows of slain NYPD detectives appeared in a new video calling on New York Democrats to “fix” the state’s bail-reform laws, which critics argue are sending too many criminals back to the streets.
New York prison gives coronavirus vaccine to Democratic San Francisco DA’s convicted murderer father
San Francisco’s Democratic district attorney announced Friday that his convicted murderer father received his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in a New York prison.
Virginia school system cancels Dr. Seuss, citing racial ‘undertones’ in writings: report
Celebrated American children’s author Dr. Seuss is now considered too controversial for one of Virginia's largest school districts