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The actor said Hutchins' parents and sister were distanced from her "physically, financially, and emotionally for years before her death."

Police identified the deceased victim as 29-year-old Terrell Coghill.

Thousands of faculty members went on strike for a week to demand salary increases, better job security for adjunct faculty members and guaranteed funding for graduate students, among other requests.

Jude Walton was found dead in her home by Ann Arbor police conducting a welfare check. The suspect will be arraigned on several charges including open murder.

Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured when two pressure-cooker bombs went off at the marathon finish line.

Robert Dotson was killed after police in Farmington, New Mexico, said he opened the door late April 5 with a handgun. Officer responding to a call were at the wrong address.

Judge David Hennessy told Jack Teixeira he was being charged with possessing classified documents pertaining to national security and possessing national defense materials.

The CEO of Anheuser-Busch said they never “intended to be part of a discussion that divides people” after the brewing company received backlash for sponsoring a post from trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney. NBC’s Hallie Jackson speaks with crisis management expert Molly McPherson to look further into the CEO’s recent public statement. 

The two shootings occurred dozens of miles apart on Interstate 45, north of Houston.

Prosecutors said Sylvester Zottola's killing was part of a scheme to control a real estate empire.

Jeremy David Hanson, 34, made the comments over the dictionary’s definition of “female,” and called them Marxists who should be killed.