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'Terrorizing people': NYC mayoral candidates criticize NYPD enforcement of park curfew
Police, many in riot gear, descended on popular Washington Square Park on Saturday night to clear it out in line with a recently enacted 10 p.m. weekend curfew.
Mother of teen suspect in killing of Florida 13-year-old charged with evidence tampering
Crystal Smith, 35, was arrested Saturday morning. Her son is charged in the murder of Tristyn Bailey, a cheerleader who was stabbed over 100 times.
Suspect allegedly throws baby after SUV chase
A deputy caught the baby, who was unharmed. John Henry James III was being held on charges of battery on police, child abuse and more.
New York man strangled dog during video call with relative, police say
Police on Long Island have charged a 23-year-old man with killing a dog and threatening a relative during a video phone call.
Cold case murder of Minnesota woman still being investigated more than four decades later
The 18-year-old was last seen on June 3, 1979 and her body was found in a wooded area 10 days later.
'Gone Girl' actor Lisa Banes in critical condition after apparent hit-and-run in NYC
Banes was crossing the street near Lincoln Center when a motorized bicycle or scooter ran a red light and hit her.
Tracking coronavirus case surges in the United States
New coronavirus cases are rising across the country. Not all upticks are the same.
Covid-19 cases are falling around the country. See where case counts are falling the most.
NBC News is following Covid-19 case numbers in states and territories in the United States. The data will be updated daily.
3 killed, 5 others shot at Florida graduation party
"This violence has to stop. And this is extremely frustrating — every weekend is the same thing," said Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez.
Woman hit in face as 8 injured in New Orleans mass shooting
A woman was in critical condition with a gunshot wound to her face, police said.
Some inmates saw the Calif. firefighter program as 'redemption.' Newsom is set to close it.
“I honestly feel that if the programs go away, you’re going to have a whole lot of people going back to their bad ways," a former inmate firefighter said.
