Killer charged in 1988 slaying of 9-year-old California girl
Michaela Joy Garecht, last seen on Nov. 19, 1988, in Hayward, would have been 42 years old next month.
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Colorado grandmother gets $2.4M after being wrongly arrested while naked
A woman in Colorado who was arrested five years ago while she was naked inside her private room at a sober living facility, was bound to a chair at a jail for several hours and was shocked twice with a Taser, was paid $2.4 million in a... Read More.
Colorado ski resorts on alert after avalanches kill 3
Experts are warning Colorado's backcountry skiers and snowboarders to use caution following the deaths of three people in two avalanches over the weekend.
Florida police investigate death of college baseball player found fatally shot at off-campus apartment
Florida authorities have launched an investigation after a college baseball player was found shot dead inside his off-campus apartment in West Palm Beach Sunday.
Massachusetts inmates among first to get COVID-19 vaccine
Massachusetts inmates will be some of the first to get the coronavirus vaccines after health care workers, emergency medical workers and residents of long-term care facilities get vaccinated.
Oregon homeowner’s quick thinking leads police to suspected porch pirate
On Monday, 36-year-old Wayne Leach was arrested after police say he drove up to a home in Beaverton, Ore., grabbed a package off the front porch and sped off.
Charity builds beds for children in need: ‘No kid is going to sleep on the floor in my town’
It started with building one bunk bed for a family in need. After taking the leftover wood from the first bunk, Mickelson and his family wanted to do more.
Rochester, New York, police officer shot in the neck, reports say
A police officer in Rochester, N.Y., has been shot in the neck Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
Massive inferno in New York City after truck carrying propane tanks bursts into flames
Startling footage has emerged of a truck carrying hundreds of propane tanks bursting into flames following a crash early Tuesday morning in New York City.
Air Force inspector general report shows Blacks more likely investigated, disciplined
Black service members in the Air Force are far more likely to be investigated, arrested, face disciplinary actions and be discharged for misconduct, according to a new report that looked at racial disparities across the service.