A woman in Knoxville, Tennessee, who gave conflicting stories about the September shooting death of her five-year-old daughter, was indicted last week on multiple charges including felony murder.
A man was arrested for allegedly driving through the front door of a church in Ocala, Florida, and setting it on fire with several people inside over the weekend.
Two statues of the Virgin Mary were reportedly vandalized over the weekend in Boston, Massachusetts, and Queens, New York.
Hundreds gathered Saturday to grieve over what remained of California’s 249-year-old San Gabriel Mission, founded by St. Junípero Serra, after a fire engulfed the historic church in the early hours of the morning.
The St. Petersburg Police Department in Florida said Thursday that it will hire social workers to respond to non-violent calls.
A man in Racine, Wisconsin, did not let the coronavirus shutdown stop him from making his career goals a reality.
UFC star Jorge Masvidal defended the Goya Foods company Friday after it received boycott threats because of its CEO’s support for President Trump.
A Pennsylvania county commissioner recently called for Confederate statues at Gettysburg National Park to be removed, then deleted the online post due to major criticism.
A young mom in Houston, Texas, survived the coronavirus and also gave birth to three healthy babies on June 4.
A man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly sucker-punching a 12-year-old boy in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on July 3.
The Democrat mayor of Moss Point, Mississippi, and his wife were indicted on over a dozen wire fraud charges Friday.
A woman in Jacksonville, Florida, is going to great lengths to visit her husband with early-onset Alzheimer’s.
Job seekers in West Palm Beach, Florida, will not have to leave their cars to look for employment thanks to a local staffing company.
A gym in Lincoln Park, Michigan, was shut down Wednesday and members given citations for violating Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) executive order regarding the coronavirus pandemic.
Authorities recently identified the bodies of two people discovered by teenagers filming TikTok videos on a beach in Seattle last month.
New York City began painting a Black Lives Matter mural on Fifth Avenue in front of Trump Tower on Thursday, according to NBC New York.
Citizens across the nation are showing their support for law enforcement officers amid calls to defund the police.
The Laugh Factory will unveil a 148-foot-long mural as a tribute to Black Lives Matter Tuesday in Hollywood, California.
A judge set a $1.2 million bail Monday for a man accused of driving onto a closed Seattle freeway Saturday and hitting two protesters, killing one and injuring the other.
A human head was discovered Tuesday on the side of a road in St. Petersburg, Florida, according to authorities.
A rescue dog in Franklin, Tennessee, is being praised for alerting her owner to what might have been a tragic situation on Saturday.
A flight attendant and a young man with autism in Keller, Texas, have become close friends thanks to their shared love of airplanes.
A 1969 Dodge Charger from The Dukes of Hazzard television show will remain in a Volo, Illinois, auto museum, according to the Northwest Herald.
America celebrated its birthday over the weekend along with a woman in Atlanta, Georgia, who turned 109 years old.
Hundreds of protesters returned Friday to the home of the couple who confronted demonstrators with firearms on June 28 in St. Louis, Missouri.
An American flag was removed from a construction site in Richmond, Virginia, on Friday after officials claimed it was a potential target for protesters.
America is the most exceptional and virtuous nation in the history of the world, President Trump said Saturday during his speech at the annual Salute to America celebration in Washington, D.C.
A couple in Plymouth, Massachusetts, experienced what some might call a golfing miracle not long ago.
Protesters gathered Saturday to object to a boat parade held in celebration of Independence Day and President Trump in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
A Gulf War combat veteran from Lee County, Arkansas, is using his passion for running to spread unity and love to everyone he meets.
