Remains found about 15 miles from the home of 84-year-old mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie don’t appear connected to Nancy Guthrie case.

Jared Bridegan, a father of four, was gunned down after dropping his twins off with his ex-wife in Florida. His ex-wife’s husband is now going on trial for murder.

Saturday evening’s favorable summer weather drew a steady stream of commercial ferries and private boats into a crowded New York Harbor, where passengers leaned over rails, straining for a clear glimpse of the city’s torch-bearing icon, the Statue of Liberty. Below them, the harbor caught the day’s final rays of sunlight alongside the emerging lights of the Manhattan skyline.

An armed military veteran was arrested outside Trump National Golf Club in Southern California on Sunday after federal agents reported someone suspicious walking the property just days before a visit by the president, authorities said.

In-N-Out Burger’s highly anticipated Twin Falls location had been open only a week before it turned into another painful chapter in America’s epidemic of gun violence.

In the days since the puzzling death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, investigators have undertaken a painstaking effort to reconstruct the events that unfolded on Horn Island, a remote barrier island about 10 miles off the Mississippi coast.

Colt Gray, the Georgia teen who fatally shot two teachers and two students and wounded nine others at Apalachee High School in September 2024, was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

After federal immigration officers fatally shot Renee Good and Alex Pretti in January, the Department of Homeland Security was quick to issue statements defending their agents’ use of lethal force, claiming the victims had been trying to kill law enforcement. The agency’s swift judgement on the incidents prompted calls for impartial investigations from local officials and a flurry of protests. Some of DHS’s narratives were later undermined by video, court rulings and other evidence.

Days after a federal immigration agent fatally shot a Houston man, frustration is growing among local officials who say federal agencies are resisting collaboration on the investigation into the contentious shooting.

Barefoot on the wooded shore of Alabama’s Lake Martin, 9-year-old Edward tipped back his head, mouth agape with awe, as fireworks exploded overhead, their echoes reverberating through the towering pines around him.

A Montreal police officer was among two people killed Monday in what law enforcement sources believe was a targeted attack on police, marking the first time an officer has been shot in the city in more than two decades.

More than 16 years after Kyron Horman’s disappearance sparked a sweeping manhunt and shaped a generation of Oregon schoolchildren, investigators say they are leveraging new technology in their search.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between two commercial flights at Boston Logan International Airport on Saturday morning.

The search for suspects who opened fire near a festival in the historic district of Toledo, Ohio, entered a third day on Monday. The shooting, which wounded a dozen people, marked the latest instance of a community celebration unraveled by gun violence.

Tens of thousands of staffers at the Department of Homeland Security received back pay this month after President Donald Trump ordered the agency to compensate employees using a special fund amid the partial government shutdown.

Leaders of Camp Mystic — the Christian girls camp where 27 campers and counselors died in torrential flooding last summer — must continue to keep many damaged buildings untouched while a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a child presumed dead moves forward, a Texas judge said Wednesday.