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Try as she might, South Carolina circuit court judge Debra McCaslin can only do so much to rein in the circus surrounding the upcoming retrial of accused killer Alex Murdaugh.
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Gov. Mike DeWine is reviewing death row cases that may have gone awry in the legal process. The anti-capital punishment Republican said he is using one of his last acts as governor to save lives.
The Fairfield Police Department announced Friday that investigators arrested a suspect in New York in connection with the deadly shooting at Everest Jewels on Oct. 20.
Flock cameras identified the suspects and traced them all the way to New York City, prosecutor says
Ohio troopers said Friday that police returned fire after a suspect shot at officers, leading to the suspect’s death.
St. Cloud police arrested Minnesota DFL state Rep. Dan Wolgamott on Wednesday night on suspicion of drunken driving.
A Minnesota man pleaded guilty Thursday, November 12, to conspiring to defraud the Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a news release.
BOISE — The Office of Highway Safety and the Idaho Walk Bike Alliance invite communities around Idaho to recognize World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, a day dedicated to honoring those killed or who have
Three more people are now charged in a multistate drug trafficking case in Chatham County, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced Friday.
Murdaugh’s defense team alleged that the lead South Carolina Law Enforcement Division agent lied in grand jury testimony and presented fabricated evidence. Prosecutors denied those allegations, saying investigators presented what they reasonably believed to be accurate at the time and that other evidence supported the indictment.
Police are asking for the public’s help identifying potential victims of an alleged financial exploitation scheme involving an employee at a local retirement facility and her boyfriend.
A man is accused of fleeing the scene of a traffic crash, and leading deputies on a prolonged pursuit, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.
Florida's attorney general released the full list of 20 people charged in a statewide voter fraud sweep. As Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone explains, some cases are raising questions.