Two Foo Fighters shows honouring a bandmate who died unexpectedly during their concert tour in March in Columbia are scheduled for London and Los Angeles this September.
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'I will never forgive them': Wounded Uvalde school teacher calls police 'cowards'
From the time the gunman entered Arnulfo Reyes’s classroom and shot him and 11 of his students, it took 77 minutes for police to reach and stop the attacker.
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Gold coins, treasure spotted in new footage from ‘Holy Grail' of shipwrecks
The wreckage of the San José galleon is thought to include billions of dollars worth of gold, silver, and precious gems.
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3 inmates on the run after digging through ceiling of Missouri jail
The three inmates had all been booked on various drug, theft and weapons charges.
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Jurors ‘dozed off’ during Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial, says stenographer
Judy Bellinger said that at points throughout the six-week trial, jurors in both the front and back rows were falling asleep.
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Florida mother charged after 2-year-old fatally shoots father
Marie Ayala has been charged with manslaughter for failing to properly secure the handgun that her two-year-old son used to kill his father, Reggie Mabry.
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Apple iPhone update to add edit and undo options to iMessage
Beyond iMessage improvements, the launch of iOS 16 will include the ‘biggest update ever’ to the iPhone’s lock screen and advanced privacy settings.
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30 dead dogs, cats found inside animal rescue CEO's South Carolina home
Authorities said it appeared that many of the animals had been dead for several months.
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Plans for Taser-equipped drone halted as 9 on ethics board resign
Nine out of 12 members of Axon’s ethics board resigned on Monday after the Taser producer announced plans to develop weaponized drones to combat school shootings.
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Suspected murderer of Wisconsin judge had hit list including Mitch McConnell
Douglas K. Uhde was apprehended by police at the home of former judge John Roemer, where he was found dead. Uhde had previously been sentenced by Roemer to six years in prison.
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Jacob Hoggard Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault Against One Complainant
Former Hedley lead singer Jacob Hoggard had pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm and one of sexual interference.
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