DOJ: Towing company illegally sold or scrapped 93 vehicles owned by US service members in violation SCRA

The Department of Justice says a San Antonio-based tow company will pay $280,000 to resolve allegations they illegally sold or scrapped approximately 93 vehicles owned by U.S. service members in violation of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA).

Dallas gas explosion at apartment complex leaves 3 dead, sends multiple to hospital

A suspected gas explosion and fire were reported on Thursday at an apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. Officials confirmed that at least three people were killed in the explosion, including a child.

Remains found in 1992 disappearance case as husband, mother-in-law charged

Human remains believed to be connected to the decades-old disappearance of Anna Manning have been discovered in Boyle County, Kentucky, authorities said.

Sag Harbor sixth grader dies after rafting accident on school trip to the Poconos

Cesar Albarracin Guncay, a student in the Sag Harbor Union Free School District, died after the accident that occurred during the annual sixth-grade class trip, according to a letter sent to families by district officials.

FIFA faces investigation over NY/NJ World Cup tickets

The investigation will examine whether FIFA’s ticketing process created confusion for consumers and contributed to escalating prices through phased ticket releases and variable pricing.

$40M in gold bars, $2M cash seized in arrest of former U.S. official David Rush

Tens of millions of dollars in gold bars, millions of dollars in cash, and dozens of luxury watches were seized after federal law enforcement searched the home of a former senior U.S. official earlier this month.

Anna Kepner update: Timeline, witness statements the night of teen girl's death

An unsealed federal court transcript details a minute-by-minute timeline from closed-circuit television footage linking Anna Kepner's stepbrother, Timothy Hudson, 16, to the being in the cabin the last time she was seen alive.

NYPD officers working 12-hour shifts in July due to 'unprecedented threat environment'

NYPD Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch alerted her department in a memo that the majority of uniformed officers will be required to work 12-hour shifts between July 1 and 7, with additional dates possible.

Israeli researchers say Iran behind Los Angeles transit system attack

Israeli security researchers have tied the Iranian group to a cyberattack on the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The attackers allegedly stole hundreds of files and disrupted internal networks.

Visitation suspended at Delaney Hall ICE facility after clashes in Newark

Visitation at Newark’s Delaney Hall ICE facility was suspended out of caution after protesters blocked entrances, clashed with agents and interfered with a detainee transfer, DHS said.

Lindsie Chrisley facing DUI and reckless driving charges in Georgia

Lindsie Chrisley, the daughter of Chrisley Knows Best stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, was arrested Sunday for allegedly driving under the influence in Cherokee County, according to the sheriff's office.

7 injured in Louisiana mass shooting, more hurt trying to escape

A late-night mass shooting outside a nightclub in a small Louisiana town on Sunday injured seven people, while even more individuals were hurt as they tried to escape the scene.