Army Gen. Christopher Donahue, the decorated combat veteran known as the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan, formally relinquished command of U.S. Army Europe and Africa on Thursday in a ceremony at Wiesbaden, Germany. The 56-year-old four-star general departed after just 18 months in the ro...

A 44-year-old man dressed in camouflage sat in the parking lot of a High Point, North Carolina, church on Sunday while services were underway, his truck loaded with two flamethrowers, two crossbows, more than 500 rounds of ammunition, three knives, body armor, and a notebook containing addresses of ...

Chad Essert, the police chief of Bethel, Ohio, resigned Friday rather than face a village hearing that could have removed him from office, weeks after a Clermont County grand jury handed down a 70-count indictment charging him with sexual battery and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. Essert's re...

A Simi Valley police officer shot a man inside a Thousand Oaks hospital Thursday afternoon while the suspect was being held on allegations of domestic violence and attempted murder, capping a violent sequence that began nearly eleven hours earlier with a stabbing attack on the man's wife. The shooti...

Capitol Police arrested an active-duty Air Force major on the steps of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday after he refused orders to stop demonstrating against President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, raising immediate questions about military discipline, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and wha...

Javier Lorenzano Nunez spent close to a year locked up, first in a Mexican prison, then in Maricopa County Jail, for a 1998 Phoenix murder he says he did not commit. The arrest hinged on a facial recognition hit. The case fell apart after DNA and fingerprint evidence excluded him. Now he is suing th...

An explosive device discovered inside the garage of a St. Petersburg, Florida, home proved too dangerous to move, so the Tampa Bomb Squad buried it in the backyard and blew it up. No one was hurt, but residents of nearby mobile homes had to evacuate while the ordnance burned underground for roughly ...

A former police chief in a Louisiana hamlet of barely 600 people admitted in federal court Tuesday that he churned out dozens of fabricated police reports, naming immigrants as violent crime victims who never existed, so they could apply for visas meant to protect real victims. Former Forest Hills P...

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Tuesday barring Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from enforcing the Pentagon's escort policy for credentialed reporters, the latest in a string of courtroom setbacks for the Department of Defense's effort to tighten control over media access at the build...

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the arrest of 21 people in a sweeping Medicaid fraud enforcement operation, targeting caregivers, business owners, and service workers accused of stealing from a program meant to help the state's most vulnerable residents. The charges range from Medic...