Some Georgia residents receive threatening letters in their mailboxes
Residents in an Acworth community said they received a hateful letter in the mail. They called it appalling and said they were in shock when they opened it.
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Kenosha protester accused of firing into air before Kyle Rittenhouse shooting slapped with new arson charge
A Wisconsin man previously accused of firing a shot into the air moments before then-17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly gunned down three protesters in Kenosha, killing two of them over the summer, was slapped with a new felony arson charge Tuesday after prosecutors say he also lit... Read More.
Capitol riot probe expands as authorities search for over 400 suspects, seek sedition charges
Investigators are sparing no resources or manpower as the hunt for rioters at the Capitol earlier this month expands to over 400 suspects on charges varying from misdemeanors to sedition, law enforcement officials said Tuesday.
Atmospheric river brings flooding, forces evacuations in California
Evacuations were issued for thousands of California residents on Tuesday as an atmospheric river approached the coastline, bringing unusually heavy precipitation and widespread power outages.
Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping suspect agrees to plead guilty
One of six men charged in an alleged plot to snatch Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has agreed to plead guilty to a kidnapping conspiracy, according to a court document filed Wednesday.
Chicago’s plan to reopen schools hits another barrier as union threatens strike
Chicago ditched plans Tuesday for thousands of teachers to report to schools this week ahead of students after the teacher's union said its members wouldn't comply and were prepared to picket over coronavirus safety concerns.
Mississippi restaurant owner: ‘Time is nearly up’ for our industry and many others
A Mississippi restaurant owner is calling on President Joe Biden and Congress to reintroduce and pass the RESTAURANTS Act, saying it would reduce the unemployment rate in the restaurant industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Man pepper-sprayed by Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is a lawyer, heir to dairy company: reports
Police have identified the man who was pepper-sprayed by Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler over the weekend as being a partner at a local law firm and the heir to a Seattle-based dairy company, according to police and reports.
Arizona prison escapees tried to rob business, officials say, as manhunt continues
Two "medium custody" inmates who escaped from an Arizona prison Saturday night tried to rob a business shortly after breaking out, officials said, as the manhunt for the escapees continues.
Auschwitz survivors mark Holocaust Remembrance Day online amid pandemic
Tova Friedman hid among corpses at Auschwitz amid the chaos of the extermination camp's final days.