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The investigation into the case first started in January when the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office learned a child might have been involved in using the drugs. 

The Philadelphia Police Commissioner also commented on the arrests, saying his officers “did absolutely nothing wrong.” 

Before he set himself on fire, David Buckel clarified he was committing the act as a protest against the use of fossil fuels.

The United States, France and Britain launched 105 missiles overnight in retaliation for a suspected poison gas attack in Syria.

Forman rose to fame in the U.S. after he directed Hollywood classic “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” a film adaption of a Ken Kesey novel.

Bell was the author and the original host of the paranormal-themed show “Coast to Coast AM.”

Thomas Latanowich, 29, pleaded not guilty of killing officer Sean Gannon in Barnstable District Court, Massachusetts, on Friday.

Mountainburg police chief Vincent Clamser said the most pressing issue was the restoration of electricity to more than 3,000 Crawford County citizens.

United States, along with its allies, struck Syria more than 100 times after finding conclusive evidence President Bashar al-Assad used chlorine gas during a chemical weapons attack.

A Kentucky McDonald's employee may have spread hepatitis A to customers who ate at the restaurant on a single day in March.

The teen had asked for directions but was greeted with a firearm.

Two rat lungworm infections have occurred in Hawaii in recent months, bringing the state's tally of the rare, parasitic infection up to three for 2018.

TV producer Jill Blackstone was arrested Tuesday for the murder of her sister Wendy whose 2015 death which was initially ruled as a suicide.

Joe Deters, a Hamilton County prosecutor, told reporters Thursday his office was working in coordination with experts to help investigate Plush’s death.

Sheila Keen Warren, 54, reportedly dressed up as a clown to kill her husband's first wife in Washington County, Virginia.

Some of the pornographic images were discovered by the wife of an embassy worker, who later reported the incident.

The result of the surveys baffled researchers, bring out theories about why basking sharks would congregate.

Ryan Fish, 23, faces two counts of risk of injury to a child, four counts of second-degree reckless endangerment and breach of peace.

The bodies of the victims were found in different locations on Thursday.

The plane was flying over Bismarck, North Dakota, when the pilot smelled smoke in cockpit and, along with the crew, decided to make an emergency landing at Fargo.

Libby was accused of leaking the covert identity of Central Intelligence Agency officer Valerie Plame Wilson and was accused of lying to the FBI and obstructing justice.

The irate customer pulled out a firearm during an argument outside the restaurant.

Intimate insights into fraudster life behind bars revealed in a book by a former inmate.

A revenge porn victim in California won $6.4 million in damages at the conclusion of a lengthy lawsuit against her ex-partner.

As the CIA director plans to delve into U.S. foreign policy challenges on North Korea, Iran and China, lawmakers wonder if he will be able to stand up to President Trump.

Dino Sajudin, the doorman, was paid $30,000 by the Enquirer as part of an agreement, which forbade him from disclosing any details about the rumor of a love child.

The woman, who identified herself as MA, was the first person to sue Backpage.com, a classified ads website that was often used for sex trafficking and prostitution of minors.

RaeLynn was flying from North Carolina to Maryland to attend a conference when she was repeatedly harassed by a flight attendant.

The lawsuit was filed by James Long against United, his former employers at the Chicago Department of Aviation, and the department’s commissioner, Ginger Evans.