The son of the Brooklyn livery driver killed and dumped on the side of the road in Connecticut in 2005, said he had stopped holding onto hope that the cold case would be solved as decades passed.

Hattiesburg police officers B.J. Deen and Liquori Tate were shot to death during a traffic stop on May 9, 2015. Their lives are celebrated 10 years later.

During an initial hearing Friday, Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne called the case "unprecedented." ...

Matthew Zoll, 23, is wanted in connection with the Nov. 9 fatal stabbing of his father, Joseph Zoll, who was found with ...

The brief exchange between Blake Lagerstrom and a Connecticut state trooper is being cheered on as a powerful lesson in empathy.

A North Carolina state trooper shot and killed a man at the conclusion of a chase that started on I-85 this week, Highway ...

The teenage son of Erin and Simon Patterson described the leftovers of a meal that killed his three elderly relatives as ...

DALLAS — Daniel Comeaux’s journey to leading the Dallas Police Department started far from North Texas. Raised in the 7th and ...

Barber Milahn Davis recounted to WCPO's Jay Shakur what it means in moments like the death of 18-year-old Ryan Hinton to have ...

An alleged high-ranking Hells Angels member who was gunned down in a Toronto-area parking lot is remembered for his ...

Medical staff who examined Ms Patterson in the aftermath of a deadly mushroom meal at her home have given evidence to a murder trial jury. Look back at how Thursday's hearing unfolded in our live blog ...