Kansas man, brother arrested on multiple federal charges related to Capitol riot
A Kansas man and his brother were both arrested Friday on multiple federal charges connected to their alleged involvement in the riot at the U.S. Capitol last month.
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Iowa town’s mayor, police chief, others linked to embezzlement scheme: report
Three current officials of an Iowa town – the mayor, police chief and city clerk – and one former official were reportedly arrested Friday for allegations of wrongdoing.
Anti-police protests in NYC result in arrests, assault against media member: reports
Several arrests were reported late Friday after anti-police protests broke out in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, according to reports.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signs law allowing concealed carry without a permit
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox made good on a campaign promise Friday and signed a bill into law granting anyone over the age of 21 and lawfully allowed to possess a firearm the right to concealed carry without a permit.
Florida woman accused of drunkenly stabbing sister with EpiPen, says she’s ‘allergic to drunks’
A Florida woman woke her sister up by drunkenly stabbing her with an EpiPen Thursday night, then explained to police that she's "allergic to drunks," WBBH reports.
Person of interest in Kristin Smart’s 1996 disappearance arrested on weapons charge
Paul Flores, a person of interest in the 1996 disappearance of Kristin Smart, was arrested on suspicion of being a felon in possession of a firearm Thursday morning, the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department confirmed Thursday.
Connecticut police seek help from auto dealers on Yale murder case
Police in Connecticut are asking for help from any car dealerships that may have come in contact with Qinxuan Pan, a person of interest in connection with the shooting death of a Yale graduate student and Army National Guard veteran last weekend.
Nurse crawls out of massive Texas pile-up, goes to work
A nurse managed to crawl out of the deadly pile-up involving 100 vehicles in Texas Thursday — and then went straight to work.
‘Transracial’ Rachel Dolezal whines that she can’t get a job
Infamous race-faker Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who was outed for pretending to be black in 2015, still insists she’s African American and complained in a recent interview she’s been unable to secure a new job for six years.
Gov. Cuomo’s coronavirus nursing home scandal: 5 things to know
New Yorkers are still adapting to the new normal nearly one year after the Empire State was effectively shut down – if not significantly slowed down – amid concerns surrounding the spread of the novel coronavirus.