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A .357 revolver was found at the scene, authorities said.

Jackson, Mississippi is under a state of emergency three days after record flooding forced an aging water treatment plant to fail. The restoration of the plant could cost more than a billion dollars to fix and experts say we should expect to see similar problems across the nation as aging pipelines give out.

Police say they were trying to serve a warrant to 20-year-old Donovan Lewis for improperly handling a firearm, assault and domestic violence. Two other men came out and were detained and then officers approached a bedroom and shot Lewis who was inside. Police released the body camera video hours after the shooting, and say no guns were found at the scene. The officer who shot Lewis is now on administrative leave.

The FDA granted emergency use authorization to both Pfizer and Moderna’s new Covid-19 booster shots aimed at the omicron variant. The CDC is expected to sign off this week. Anyone who received the original vaccine would be eligible for the updated booster as long as their last shot was more than two months ago.

Major airlines including American, JetBlue and Delta, are rolling out updated policies following a summer of flight delays and cancellations. The guidelines spell out what passengers will receive if they are stranded, including meal and hotel vouchers. However, the policies apply only for problems within the airline's control such as mechanical or staffing issues, not weather delays.

The latest numbers are certain to anger lawmakers on Capitol Hill who have been critical of the Pentagon’s efforts to get a handle on sexual crimes and misconduct.

“Whatever that AirDrop thing is — quit sending naked pictures. Let’s get yourself to Cabo,” the pilot said in a TikTok video.

While students nationwide kick off the new school year, many in eastern Kentucky are still figuring out where they will attend classes or when they’ll be able to start.

Dontae Ramon Smith, 19, was charged with three counts of first-degree murder, assault with intent to murder and animal cruelty.

The bronze plaque at the U.S. Military Academy includes an image of a person in a hood and the words "Ku Klux Klan" below it.

An emergency pump was installed, and officials are working to restore normal pressure in the capital city before health inspectors can test what’s coming out of the faucets.