An American who served in the Israel Defense Forces was the target of an antisemitic attack in which an assailant set fire to three cars and graffitied "Death to the IDF" outside the victim's home in the St. Louis suburbs.
The number of U.S. murders, shootings, robberies and rapes declined consistently for a second straight year, according to the FBI's annual report on nationwide crime trends, although the most recent federal data on victimization shows that violence and disorder in cities remain well above 2019 levels.
Tennessee authorities said Tuesday morning they captured an ex-convict who is suspected of killing a family of four and abandoning their baby miles away, ending a weeklong manhunt.
Tennessee authorities on Monday charged a third person with helping a suspected murderer after he allegedly killed a family of four and then abandoned their baby in a rural corner of the state.
Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder filed a federal lawsuit Friday against Virginia Commonwealth University administrators, accusing the school of launching a "malicious, unsubstantiated and retaliatory" investigation into him.
Montgomery County prosecutors said they have re-indicted Catherine Hoggle for murder in the 2014 disappearance of her two children, years after she was deemed incompetent to stand trial on criminal charges.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has ordered an investigation into Fairfax County's top prosecutor, a beneficiary of liberal billionaire George Soros' campaign funding machine, after a man with a lengthy rap sheet was charged with snatching a toddler at a shopping mall just days after being released from jail.
Authorities named a suspect Thursday in the quadruple killing of a rural Tennessee family, whose baby was abandoned outside of a random home far away from where they were found dead.
Federal prosecutors in California brought arson charges against Richard Tillman, the younger brother of NFL player and fallen war hero Pat Tillman, for burning down a San Jose post office to "make a statement to the U.S. government."
Montgomery County police on Thursday said no charges are forthcoming after a man brought a plastic training rifle to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, prompting a brief lockdown over active-shooter fears.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday said the gunman who killed four people inside a Manhattan office building was trying to target employees at the NFL's headquarters, but wound up taking the wrong elevator.
A rifle-toting man killed a police officer and three other people during a Monday evening shooting inside a Manhattan office building, police said, before the assailant turned the gun on himself.
Michigan authorities said Sunday that an armed civilian and other bystanders helped end a knife-wielding man's attack that began inside a Walmart and wounded 11 people.
A D.C. federal judge sentenced a former Walgreens manager to more than 12 years behind bars this week for helping orchestrate a series of inside job heists at the Chinatown drug store that were staged to look like real robberies.
An illegal immigrant who landed on the FBI's Most Wanted list after allegedly hurling rocks at immigration agents in California was captured at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Office of the D.C. Auditor on Wednesday found Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith was "grossly inadequate" for refusing to fire two officers convicted in the 2020 pursuit death of Karon Hylton-Brown, both of whom were pardoned by President Trump earlier this year.
A California judge ordered Richard Tillman, the brother of former NFL player and fallen Army soldier Pat Tillman, to undergo a competency evaluation Wednesday after he was accused of ramming his car into a San Jose post office and lighting it on fire.
Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell, a Democrat, plans to resign from her position next month after she was convicted of breaking into her estranged stepmother's home.