A second suspect faces charges in Alphonse Hogan Jr.’s homicide investigation, but the New Orleans man’s remains still haven’t been found.

Dale Smith Jr.’s arrest follows a renewed review of digital evidence in Michelle Parker’s disappearance, but her remains still haven’t been found.

A Washington man faces a federal conspiracy charge tied to the Tumbler Ridge attack that killed eight people, including five students and an educator.

The alleged robbery and killing of a 39-year-old woman in an Okinawa hotel has prompted Japan to demand investigative cooperation and tougher discipline for U.S. troops.

A new book revisits the assassination of a sheriff-elect and the unchecked power behind his killing.

Relatives of three murdered friends described missed milestones and lost futures as jurors began weighing life without parole or death for Tony Wiggins.

Christa Pike survived two doses of an execution drug, prompting Tennessee’s governor to halt scheduled executions and order an independent review.

Mississippi’s attorney general has ruled out another manslaughter trial for Michael Rhinewalt after a jury deadlocked in the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Jaylen Lewis.

Investigators are seeking camp leaders’ digital records as they examine possible crimes surrounding the flood that killed 25 campers and two counselors.

Elizabeth Feaster’s grandmother is urging Oklahoma lawmakers to strengthen visitation safeguards after the 6-year-old was killed during a court-ordered overnight visit.

Connecticut’s former deputy budget director fled to Greece before his corruption sentencing, prompting a planned arrest warrant and a halt to direct deposits of his pension.

A decade after Elor Azaria shot a wounded, unarmed Palestinian attacker, Israel’s president has granted clemency without revisiting the court’s findings.

A fatal encounter in a breath-test room has brought a $27 million claim challenging a deputy’s use of a personal dagger and gaps in body-camera evidence.

Joseph Magnano faces a first-degree manslaughter charge after firing nine rounds within two minutes of arriving at a scene where other officers were trying to calm Steven “Stevie” Jones.

Rodrigo Duterte appeared in court as victims’ relatives demanded justice and judges rejected his release ahead of an expected November trial.

Lamar Parker received five to 22½ years for killing Nicholas Jernigan at a prom send-off, drawing objections from relatives who asked the court for accountability.

Daniel Conahan’s September 10 execution date followed a single murder conviction, while other killings linked by investigators remained uncharged.