Crime

Avenatti was arrested by IRS agents on allegation of violating the terms of his pre-trial release.

Apple is under fire for keeping digital evidence in the Naval Air Station Pensacola shooting by a Saudi.

Scott Hapgood was charged with manslaughter in connection to a hotel worker's death..

Some investors say they lost their life savings because of Diaz.

Jury selection resumed Monday with approximately 120 potential jurors called.

Edelman was released on a citation and is scheduled to appear in court April 13.

Alexa alerted an elderly man's daughter to an intruder rummaging through his wallet.

“I never meant that I was going to put your client in jail for life," the judge told defense attorneys.

The footage does not exist on the jail's backup video system "as a result of technical errors."

Epstein later hanged himself in jail Aug. 10 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges, officials said.

Authorities on Thursday were on the hunt for coyotes in downtown Chicago after two reported attacks, including one where passersby said they had to pull a wild canine off of a 6-year-old boy who was bitten in the head.

A man was arrested and escorted out of the arena after throwing a can of hard seltzer onto the court near the San Antonio Spurs bench during Wednesday night's game with the Boston Celtics, Boston police said Thursday.

Drivers traveling along a Kentucky highway didn't have to check their direct messages to receive the infamous sexting request: send nudes.

The Oregon man was arrested after confessing to sexually abusing a minor.

Clinton was photographed smiling with Epstein’s reported gal pal, Ghislaine Maxwell, at the entrance of Epstein's plane

Buck is being sued by the sisters of a man who died of a drug overdose inside his home.

Google was reportedly warned not to disclose the warrants.

New York City's criminals are being released back onto the streets as a result of bail reform, but "Crime Stories with Nancy Grace" host Nancy Grace argues there is a better solution.

The U.S.-based Latham & Watkins conducted the Japanese automaker’s internal investigation into alleged wrongdoing by Ghosn.

Forty people – a third of the 120 summoned every day to be potential jurors in the case – were sent home during day one