Uvalde requests privacy as anniversary of school shooting approaches
Officials in Uvalde, Texas, are asking people who want to show support do so in their own hometowns to allow the city space to grieve.
Crime
Deputies recover cocaine from woman's fake pregnancy belly
The woman reportedly ran from officers, causing cocaine to fall from her rubber pregnancy belly.
YouTuber agrees to plead guilty to intentionally crashing plane
The Department of Justice says Trevor Jacob returned to the crash site to recover the wreckage and destroy it.
Driver tried to switch places with dog to avoid DUI arrest, police say
The man was reportedly driving 20 mph over the speed limit when he was stopped by police in Colorado.
Woman found dead in car at Yellowstone National Park; man arrested
The vehicle had reportedly been driven into a snowbank and a man was standing outside it when rangers arrived at the scene.
Nearly half of Chicago natives witness a shooting by age 40
Nearly 7% of Black Chicago natives report having been shot by age 40, a newly released survey found.
Why some states are reforming minimum sentencing requirements
Advocates for changes to the laws say mandatory minimum sentencing does not allow a judge to consider unique circumstances surrounding a case.
This woman wants to reframe your view of people leaving prison
A formerly incarcerated mother of three is advocating for pathways to reenter the world, outside of the system.
Covenant School tries to stop release of materials related to shooting
Attorneys for Nashville's The Covenant School are asking a judge to block the release of some materials related to a mass shooting on campus.
After the sentence: The work to restore rights of returning citizens
According to a Department of Justice study, 33% of participants released from federal prison did not find employment four years after their release.
3 dead, 2 officers wounded in New Mexico shooting
According to the Farmington Police Department, the suspect was was shot and killed when confronted by officers.
2 staffers injured in baseball bat attack, congressman says
Police officers quickly arrived at the office and took the suspect into custody, Rep. Gerry Connolly said.
USPS making changes amid rising postal crime
One change customers might notice involves the process for performing a change of address.
Catholic priest convicted on 5 counts of sex trafficking
A Catholic priest in Ohio is the latest to be convicted as the church continues to encounter allegations of sex abuse against its priests.
Traffic stop in Maryland leads to rescue of kidnapping victim
A victim was found stripped of clothing on the floor of a U-Haul truck.
Cows assist in arrest of reckless driver, police say
The Boone Police Department in North Carolina said the cows helped officers find a suspect who fled during an attempted traffic stop.
2 dead, 5 injured in shooting at gathering in Arizona
The victims range in age from 16 to 20 years old.
Buffalo, NY marks 1 year since racist gunman killed 10 at Tops market
A moment of silence and church bell chiming will honor the victims.
Michigan boy uses slingshot to save 8-year-old sister from kidnapping
The young girl was in her backyard when an attacker appeared from the woods, grabbed her and covered her mouth.
Country singer Jimmie Allen sued for sexual assault by former manager
Jimmie Allen denied the rape allegations in a statement to Scripps News.
Jury finds Lori Vallow Daybell guilty of all counts in murder trial
The so-called 'Doomsday Cult Mom' had pleaded not guilty to six charges, including two counts of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
| Court TV and Alex Arger
University of Idaho continues to recover months after murders
Two of the University of Idaho murder victims were seniors planning to walk with classmates at graduation. Now, there's a cloud over the celebration.
Marine veteran who fatally choked NYC subway rider surrenders
Two weeks after a man pinned a fellow subway rider to the floor and put him in a fatal chokehold, Manhattan prosecutors have announced charges.
| AP and Maura Sirianni
Man indicted on hate crimes for 2022 US shooting at Taiwanese church
A U.S. man has been charged with dozens of federal hate crimes after being accused of killing one person and wounding others at a Taiwanese church.
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Mother of 6-year-old who shot teacher speaks publicly
The mother of a 6-year-old Virginia student is speaking out publicly about the moment her son shot his teacher and what led up to it.
4 teens charged with murdering Chicago police officer
The four teens are being held without bail because the judge said prosecutors provided "a mountain of evidence" in the case.
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Royal Caribbean passenger charged with hiding camera in bathroom
The FBI says files from the camera showed footage of more than 150 people and at least 40 children, some partially naked.
Suspect in Natalee Holloway disappearance could be extradited to US
Dutch citizen Joran van der Sloot will face a U.S. trial on extortion and wire fraud charges related to the disappearance.
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Judge in Parkland school shooter case to step down from the bench
As Court TV first reported, Parkland shooter trial Judge Elizabeth Scherer said in an exclusively obtained letter that she plans to step down.
| Court TV
Ex-Raider pleads guilty to driving drunk, causing fatal crash
Henry Ruggs was convicted of felony DUI causing death due to a Nov. 2, 2021 crash that killed a 23-year-old woman.
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