Chris Eberhart

Tens of thousands of co-ed students and alum historically Black colleges and universities flocked to the three-mile island.

Jonathon Candy, 42, fatally shot his wife and three sons in an Oklahoma suburb, police said.

Last year's Fourth of July Wet Parade may very well have been the last in Pueblo West, as metro district staff report they've been unable to find a company willing to provide security for the event this year.

'It's not about little green man or flying saucers. It's about tens of millions of dollars our federal government is spending on something ... (it says) does not exist'

Karen Conti, a lawyer who represented John Wayne Gacy in his final death row appeals, talks about conversations with the serial killer in a new book

The Massachusetts jury was selected in Karen Read's murder trial, which is scheduled to begin with opening statements Monday

Bodycam footage picked up the sound of a suspect racking the slide of a pump action shotgun during a fatal confrontation with police

Wicked. Evil. Immoral. Those were among the words used Thursday to describe Robert Ely at his sentencing for the brutal killing of 92-year-old William Marshall on Jan. 6, 2021.

In the first of three sexual assault cases against a pastor and two associates charged with offenses that began in the 1970s at a Jacksonville

The man accused of assaulting a Department of Youth Services worker in 2014 is expected to change his plea.