A 15-year-old Michigan high school student is facing felonious assault charges after being caught on video allegedly throwing a metal chair and hitting a teacher.
An Ohio woman is accused of defecating on an altar in a hospital chapel, WCPO 9 News reported on Tuesday, citing court documents.
Felony suspects released without bail thanks to New York’s bail reform law are more likely to be rearrested for more felonies, including violent crimes, than suspects who were given bail before the law went into effect.
Andrew McCarthy predicted Bragg will have a hard time convicting former President Donald Trump of a felony.
U.S. District Judge David Counts, a Donald Trump appointee, ruled Monday laws barring people with felony indictments from purchasing guns do not square with the Constitution.
Conservative judges on the U.S. Appeals Court want the United States Supreme Court to overrule a case that sided with liberal justices who say encouraging illegal aliens to stay in the United States is a matter of free speech.
GOP lawmakers in Texas are warning pro-abortion groups that efforts to help women get abortions could violate state laws and result in felony charges.
An Irish man could get up to 20 years in a U.S. prison for alleged behavior on a transatlantic flight, including mooning a flight attendant.
A woman who took more than $40,000 in merchandize from a SF Target is no longer behind bars as the city faces a surge in retail theft.
Otis McKane physically assaulted a bailiff inside a courtroom moments after a jury found him guilty of capital murder.
A Texas woman who did not realize she rented a VHS tape of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” 22 years ago and did not return it from a place that shut its doors more than a decade ago recently discovered she was charged with a felony.
A woman who allegedly coughed on an Uber driver in San Francisco recently was charged Wednesday with multiple felonies.
A Las Vegas, Nevada, man allegedly punched a Las Vegas police officer at University Medical Center and is facing a felony battery charge.
Nearly all rioters have been freed from jail in Washington, D.C. and most have had felony riot charges dropped against them and they are now only facing burglary, destruction of property, and curfew violation charges.
A convicted felon who became one of the faces of the “First Step Act” law after his release from prison last year has since been re-arrested for allegedly trafficking meth in North Carolina.
A man in Peachtree City, Georgia, stepped in to assist an officer who was chasing an alleged shoplifter through a parking lot recently.
A bill put forward by Delegate Mark Levine (D) would make it a felony to own legally purchased firearm suppressors in Virginia.
A Minnesota woman has been arrested and charged for allegedly operating a business scam that promised visas to foreign nationals who fraudulently claimed to be crime victims.
Georgia State Representative Ginny Ehrhart’s bill would make it a felony to provide gender transition treatment for children.
A suspect has been charged with felony assault after he allegedly hit a man outside President Trump’s rally in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on October 10.
The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill Tuesday that would make certain types of animal cruelty a federal felony.
Does the phrase “convicted felon” seem too harsh? A Calif. city board thinks so, and now they want people to say “justice-involved person.”
Surveillance video shows a mother in Moultrie, Georgia, dropping and fatally injuring her 3-month-old baby during an altercation in a parking lot on Friday.
Cori E. Ward claimed she was “just being silly” when she filmed her daughter licking a tongue depressor, then returning it to its place.
Police say the man who opened fire in the gun-free Henry Pratt Company facility in Aurora, Illinois, had his Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card revoked and possessed his gun illegally.
There is nothing illegal about committing adultery, about paying hush money, about caving to blackmail, about hiding all of this from the public and voters.
Large numbers of U.S. citizens convicted and serving time in county jails will be legally eligible to vote under California law in the November 2018 mid-term elections.
Michigan college student Mary Zolkowski has pled guilty to lying about being raped on the campus of Delta College.
The FBI and local law enforcement agencies across the country are warning social media users not to share a disturbing video depicting child pornography making the rounds on Facebook.
An Indiana restaurant owner has been arrested for allegedly giving a customer some cocaine with her order of cheese sticks, police say.
The former chairman of the Missouri Democratic Party pleaded guilty to wire fraud Friday after admitting that he spent campaign cash on lavish personal trips.
A criminal caught looting during the February Oroville Dam crisis evacuation of 185,000 residents was sentenced to potential life in prison Wednesday.
A man posing as an Uber driver in Washington, DC, is in custody after he allegedly raped a woman on American University’s campus.
Law enforcement reports that Radee Labeeb Prince, the suspect who allegedly shot and killed three people at Advanced Granite Solutions in Edgewood, Maryland, at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, has an extensive criminal record that includes 42 arrests and “15 felony convictions.”
A California man who pleaded guilty to sex trafficking and pimping charges in Orange County received a 31-year prison sentence, officials said.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed several bills into law Tuesday, increasing the penalties for female genital mutilation.
Immigration officials granted an illegal immigrant “voluntary departure” instead of deportation after he allegedly embezzled money through the job he was working in the U.S.
A New York Times columnist is soliciting IRS employees to commit a felony by leaking President Donald Trump’s tax returns to the paper.
Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Mexican citizens of “more severe application of migration controls” in the United States after anti-deportation protests over a woman convicted of felony identity theft was sent back to Mexico.
Surveillance video of a blue-haired woman allegedly defacing four Los Angeles County government buildings with vulgar and otherwise anti-Donald Trump graffiti on Sunday led to her arrest on Tuesday.
