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Man drowns after jumping into pond while running from police in Oklahoma
Officers jumped in after the man, who was accused of burglary at a Tulsa apartment complex, but he failed to resurface.
Lucianne Goldberg, key figure in Clinton impeachment, dies at 87
Goldberg gained national prominence for advising her friend Linda Tripp to secretly tape Tripp’s conversations with Monica Lewinsky.
She told a 911 operator her marriage was over. Her ex fatally shot her while she was on the phone, police said.
The line went "silent" after multiple gunshots were heard, authorities in Lewisville, Texas, said. The man appeared to have taken his own life.
8 dead in Oklahoma after house fire, and a homicide investigation is underway
Circumstances of the deaths in Broken Arrow, a city near Tulsa, were not immediately clear. Authorities responded to a structure fire Thursday afternoon.
Arizona agrees not to enforce near-total abortion ban until next year
The 1864 abortion ban law had been blocked since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, but Attorney General Mark Brnovich asked a court to allow it to be enforced this summer.
Hawaii’s Big Island warned to be ready as huge volcano rumbles
Scientists say an eruption isn’t imminent, but they are on alert because of a recent spike in earthquakes at the volcano’s summit.
St. Louis school shooter bought gun from private seller after dealer sale was blocked, police say
An FBI background check stopped the shooter, who killed two people, from buying a gun at a licensed dealer, police said.
For the sixth time this year, human remains were found at Lake Mead
Foul play is not suspected, a park spokesperson said Thursday.
Findings about fatal 'Rust' movie set shooting now with New Mexico prosecutors
Investigators turned over two binders of information to the district attorney’s office, without setting forth any recommendations about possible criminal charges, a sheriff's official said.
'I know how you feel:' Stroke survivors speak out about scrutiny of Fetterman debate
“I know what it’s like to have the words in my head and to try to get them out of my mouth and just not be able to quick enough," said Brianne Williams, who had a stroke in 2010.
Huffing driver who reached 100 mph in Florida crash convicted of killing family
The 2018 crash in Delray Beach killed a family visiting Florida from Mexico and Argentina.
