Marvie Basilan

Tehran confirmed 9,000 COVID-19 cases and 354 deaths in the country as of Wednesday.

The German parliament was reportedly silent after Chancellor Angela Merkel predicted that up to 70 percent of the country’s total population will be infected with the COVID-19 strain.

The FDA is clamping down on companies and individuals promoting products that claim to cure COVID-19 patients.

Chester authorities have identified the two victims that were shot to death while playing basketball on Tuesday afternoon.

Two crew members onboard the Regal Princess have tested negative of the novel coronavirus as the Grand Princess prepares to disembark passengers.

Some airlines are still operating flights from Italy to the United Kingdom, triggering outrage amid coronavirus fears.

Some schools in Pennsylvania’s Bucks County shut down on Friday following news that some people may have been exposed to a person who tested positive of the coronavirus.

Activists and Americans rallied on social media after Nathaniel Woods was executed in Alabama on Thursday night for the killings of three cops in 2004.

A man who punched and kicked a supermarket bagger with Asperger’s syndrome last year was found guilty of attacking special needs worker.

A Spanish patient, the country’s first, reportedly recovered after being treated with HIV and multiple sclerosis medication.

Nathaniel Woods is set to die through lethal injection on Thursday night in Alabama unless the governor or courts decide to salvage him.

A probe has been launched on the attempted suicide and later death of Bexar County, Texas, inmate Joel Sambrano, who was charged for his involvement in the death of Roy Ponce.

Iran reported new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, a day after the government said it will release 54,000 prisoners in a bid to prevent further COVID-19 infections.

Robert Durst will be tried by a jury of eight women and four men for the murder of Susan Berman.

Someone tried to send drugs through mail at a county jail in Ohio, but the address was found to be fake and the sender’s name was fictitious as well.

New South Wales has finally ended its “traumatic” fire season that destroyed around 3,000 residences and killed at least 28 people since December.

The novel coronavirus has killed yet another Chinese health provider, a colleague of whistle-blower Dr. Li Wenliang, bringing the country’s total of medic deaths to 26.

The man who killed his roommate with a machete in Kansas passed away on the first day of his 25-year incarceration.

Sarah Boone has been charged with second-degree murder after her boyfriend was found suffocated to death inside a suitcase.

Alan and Aimee Friz will not go to jail after caging their daughter in 2017 and instead will be put on two years probation.

The Porterville City Library in California was burned down and two teens who are faced with multiple charges, including the deaths of two firefighters, are set to return to juvenile court next month.

A local official in Iran’s city of Qom said Monday that there were already 50 deaths in the popular holy city but the government in Tehran has denied those numbers.

A 77-year-old man driving a Lexus RX350 in the wrong direction on Georgia Interstate 95 died, along with a family including three children, during a head-on collision Sunday.

Nicholas “Nick” Sutton was electrocuted to death on Thursday and in his death chair said he is looking forward to being united with his maker.

A high school in Indiana has reported more cases of vaping-related hospitalizations this week.

Billy Smith died in 2017 but a secret report recently emerged, suggesting that his death involved beatings from prison guards.

Relatives of four people found dead in a tent in Delaware revealed some details about the victims who are believed to be homeless.

80-year-old Chester Weger is set to go free on Friday after almost 60 years behind bars for the Starved Rock murders.

Investigators found evidence pointing to the regular torture that James Alex Hurley suffered in the hands of his grandparents and uncle.