Two Miami police officers were shot and injured during a morning call in Allapattah; one gunman remains barricaded while a second suspect is in custody.
Starting in 2026, California landlords must provide a working refrigerator and stove in every rental unit, thanks to a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.
Claire the dinosaur, a cherished statue stolen from a California gas station in a wildfire-affected town, has been returned with a handwritten apology note—reuniting a community in healing.
Los Angeles officials have arrested a suspect in the catastrophic Palisades Fire, which investigators now believe stemmed from a New Year’s Day fireworks-sparked blaze.
In the final weeks of the NYC mayor race, candidates Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo attended Oct. 7 memorial events, highlighting stark differences on Israel and Gaza.
An 84-year-old man died after falling 25 feet while rock climbing at Devil’s Lake State Park in Wisconsin, marking a rare fatality in a location known for its strong climbing safety record.
A deadly shooting at an Iberville Parish courthouse in Louisiana claimed the life of Deputy Charles Riley and critically wounded another officer.
From school pickups to restaurant closures, Chicago residents are taking extraordinary measures to protect themselves and their neighbors amid a dramatic ICE enforcement surge.
A heartbreaking tragedy in Valdosta, Georgia: a 2-year-old boy was fatally attacked by dogs at an unlicensed day care while the owner napped. The operator now faces murder charges.
A suspect is in custody after breaking into the Washington State Capitol early Monday, toppling historic statues and setting a fire—officials say the act was not politically motivated.