The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's order will be enforced starting Monday.
The man identified himself as a member of the Black Lives Matter movement. Reports say authorities have talked him down.
Michigan State Police executed a search warrant and raided Charles Frontera’s house in February.
Holly Courtier was last seen Oct. 6 after she was dropped off by a private shuttle bus at the park’s grotto parking area.
More than a dozen White House aides and Trump campaign members tested positive for COVID-19 after they attended Judge Amy Barrett's ceremony at the Rose Garden on Sept. 26.
He called for unity on Sunday after growing Republican criticism and warnings of a "bloodbath" in the Nov. 3 election.
Cleveland residents are encouraged to boil their water following a large transmission main break.
A rapper was arrested after revealing he defrauded the government in a music video.
Trump campaign believes the former vice president has a financial advantage over the president.
Senator Lindsey Graham, a presidential ally, is neck-and-neck with an African-American challenger two decades his junior.
One expert is contradicting advice and has revealed that with certain precautions, Thanksgiving travel could be safe.
President Trump messed up the name of Congressman Matt Gaetz.
Ronna McDaniel was swiftly criticized after tweeting that Joe Biden planned to raise taxes for a significant number of Americans.
A man in Lyons, Kansas has been arrested after shooting two people.
The CDC recommends keeping gatherings small -- and preferably outside.
Originally named "Sweetest Day of the Year," the day was created by confectioner Herbert Birch Kingston in 1921 with an intention to look after those who need extra attention by giving them small tokens of love such as cards and gifts.
Republican Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska has warned that the GOP could be in for major losses in November.
Trump former Chief of Staff John Kelly has criticized the president's dishonesty, calling him “the most flawed person I have ever met.”
A New York Times/Siena College survey released Friday shows Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan leading independent challenger Al Gross by a wide margin.
Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump are expected to take part in a final debate in Nashville, Tennessee on Oct. 22, as the November election inches closer.
The Trump administration on Friday announced a deal with CVS and Walgreens to administer COVID-19 vaccines to long-term care facilities. As Trump pushes for a vaccine, Johnson & Johnson’s late-stage coronavirus vaccine was paused after a participant reported an adverse effect.
The US attorney’s office in Colorado announced 28-year-old Richard Holzer pleaded guilty to a plot to blow up a synagogue in Colorado.
Chris Christie, an avid Donald Trump supporter, urged U.S. citizens to wear masks after recovering from the virus while the president continued to discredit face coverings in an NBC town hall.
A 30-year-old man acting as an unlicensed security guard faces second-degree murder charges stemming from an altercation during Oct. 10 protests.
The murder conviction for Scott Peterson, sentenced in 2004 for the slaying of his pregnant wife, Laci, and her unborn son, will be reviewed.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden both earned comparisons to fictional characters after their dueling Town Hall events.
Smith will avoid prosecution by cooperating with a larger investigation against Robert Brockman, the largest individual case in U.S. history
University of South Carolina School of Law Dean William Hubbard mistakenly sends confidential bar exam results to students. He mentions that he regrets the decision.
Officer Cynthia Donald filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming Johnson sexually harassed her repeatedly for three years.
Residents say they don't want the town to become the "hate capital of Minnesota".
