Crime

Hapgood is charged in the death of a hotel worker he says attacked his family during their April vacation.

Pretending he wanted a picture with the balloon, Hutchinson said he used a material cutter with a sharp razor to slice the symbol open.

“We have to read each situation and allow people to get where they are going on time and safely,” said Bob Powers, BART’s general manager. “I’m disappointed how the situation unfolded.”

Simpson denied in the lawsuit that he was "belligerent," broke glass or damaged property.

New allegations involve assaults on 14-year-old and 13-year-old in July and September.

Afzal "Bobby" Khan is asking prosecutors to allow his family to return to America when he surrenders, but a former state attorney said that is a tall order from a wanted man.

The 43-year-old senior medical physicist died of injuries from the boat's propeller.

A retired vice president is the latest to be charged in a corruption scandal at the United Auto Workers union.

Authorities say a 51-year-old Florida man groped a Walt Disney World worker dressed as a princess during a photo opportunity at the Magic Kingdom.

Authorities said samples of the seized plants tested "well above" the federal limit of 0.3 percent of THC for "industrial" hemp.

Releasing the inmates will save Oklahoma an estimated $11.9 million over the cost of continuing to keep them behind bars, according to the governor's office.

The fraudster called himself "King Perry," and for a while he lived like royalty.

A former top aide to WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is accusing him and other executives of discriminating against her for becoming pregnant.

The DOJ scores a financial windfall in the Malaysian IMBD scandal.

The U.S. attorney's office in Atlanta said in a news release Tuesday that 41-year-old Anne Gronek-Gibbs is charged with wire fraud.

The man eventually left with the bill, but without a new account.