Florida man with state tattooed on forehead calls 911 for ride home
A man with a Florida tattoo on his forehead has been arrested for calling 911 twice to get a ride home, authorities said.
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Los Angeles vehicle chase continues after 4 hours
A vehicle chase was still underway in Los Angeles on Tuesday night after about four hours.
Website promoting BLM ‘week of action’ in schools includes quote from fugitive terrorist Assata Shakur
Boston University professor Ibram X. Kendi, author of the best-selling 2019 book "How to Be an Antiracist" is "shoving [a] radical vision of race down the throats of our children and getting paid handsomely for it," Laura Ingraham said Tuesday.
California explosion, fire reported outside L.A.; at least 3 critically injured: reports
At least three people were in critical condition, fighting for their lives after suffering burns following an explosion near Los Angeles on Tuesday that also sparked a brush fire, according to reports.
Chicago-area woman charged after pouring boiling water on boyfriend, fleeing to Mississippi: prosecutors
A Chicago-area woman was ordered held on $500,000 bail this week after being accused of pouring boiling water on her boyfriend last month while he was asleep on a couch, according to a report.
Minneapolis police to face stricter bodycam rules under new city policy
Minneapolis police officers will be barred from turning off their bodycams during service calls and will have to turn them on earlier than current protocol in a new policy set to take effect Thursday, authorities said this week.
Portland riots caused at least $2.3M in damage to federal buildings in city, state’s US attorney says
Left-wing protests in Portland have caused roughly $2.3 million in damage to federal buildings since they broke out over the summer, according to local media.
Florida FBI agent killed fought child exploitation in the field and educated students in the classroom
While Laura Schwartzenberger went after child predators in the field, she also took the time to educate children about online safety and cyber crimes in the classroom.
San Francisco school official deems acronyms ‘racist’ in axing arts department moniker
The director of the district’s arts department told local ABC7 news that a decision has been made to change the name of their department, "VAPA," which is short for visual and performing arts.
2 former Virginia police officers plead not guilty in connection with Capitol riots
Two former Virginia police officers, who have been charged in connection with the Capitol insurrectionist riot, both plead not guilty before a federal judge in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday.