Hannah Rappleye

Centinela Hospital Medical Center in California cites a declining demand for delivery services. But the move to close comes after a woman died while in labor.

During an early Friday dinner rush in 2020, shots rang out as teen workers at a Texas Roadhouse outside Detroit took to-go orders to customers in the parking lot.

The district attorney in Atlanta who criminally charged Donald Trump is trying to hold federal law enforcement officials accountable after lethal shootings.

Families who lose loved ones in shootings involving federal officers have little recourse in the nation’s courts. Caleb Slay’s family is trying anyway.

National data about the use of force by law enforcement officers, particularly shootings, is limited and nearly impossible to compare.

Letters written in support of prisoner Temujin Kensu’s bid for clemency raise questions about expert testimony in his 1987 trial.

Three aviation experts have written letters to Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in support of a bid for clemency by a state prisoner nicknamed

Experts say discrimination against people who use medication to treat their opioid use disorder is rampant. The Justice Department is trying to change that.

A patient with opioid use disorder was denied admission to a skilled nursing facility after surgery because they used methadone. Another struggled to find recovery housing that accepted residents who used Suboxone. And yet another experienced excruciating withdrawal symptoms because corrections officials did not allow them to access these medications during their incarceration.

An NBC News report chronicled Derek Scott's yearslong struggle to receive his law license while he continued to take his medication.