A peaceful Massachusetts island became the scene of a disturbing alleged attack after police say a man was beaten, restrained with an extension cord, and held against his will by four suspects. Read More.
He thought he was stopping for a customer. Instead, a Fresno food vendor was met with a deadly ambush. More than four years later, his killer has finally faced justice. Read More.
From the streets of revolutionary America to modern-day Iran, history has repeatedly shown the dangers of a government holding all the power while citizens are left defenseless. Read More.
An ammunition manufacturer says it was shut out by two payment processors. One has already reversed course. The other may soon have some explaining to do. Read More.
An Indiana husband admitted to killing his wife with a hammer and even called 911 to confess. Months later, a judge handed down a surprising verdict. Read More.
A knife, a family in danger, and a tense confrontation. Massachusetts police say what happened next is proof that the right training can save lives. Read More.
In her own words, a Memphis mother did what she had to do when she shot and killed a grown man she found hiding under her 13-year-old daughter's bed in the middle of the night. Read More.
Retired Army veteran John Rourke didn’t wait for someone else to fix America’s problems: he grabbed his boots, rallied volunteers, and started serving again in disaster zones, crime-ridden neighborhoods, and alongside the Thin Blue Line. Read More.
One of Fulton County's Most Wanted, a 43-year-old man facing charges for sex trafficking minors and aggravated sodomy, is now in jail without bond thanks to the county's Strategic Enforcement Unit. Read More.
Kentucky twin sisters Shavonne and Kevonne Gore were arrested after allegedly stalking and harassing Louisville corrections officers for weeks, including sending threatening messages, leaving black roses, and using fake social media accounts. Read More.
A former doctor and experienced sailor who fled during his 2005 sexual assault trial was arrested aboard a 56-foot boat registered under an alias after more than two decades on the run. Read More.
Veteran crime analyst Leonard Sipes takes a deeper look at recent Gallup polling showing that, despite relentless criticism from biased mainstream media, Americans continue to trust and believe in law enforcement as an institution. Read More.
Texas authorities have finally brought justice after 45 years, indicting 79-year-old Larry Dean Brown for the 1981 strangulation murder of flight attendant Beverly Bruneau in Grapevine after DNA evidence matched him to bloodstains on the victim. Read More.
Nassau County’s Firearms Suppression Unit led a 14-month investigation that ended with the arrest of six individuals and the removal of 47 illegal guns plus significant amounts of cocaine and heroin. Read More.
A 27-year-old scammer who helped steal over $431,000 from an elderly Wisconsin couple using a fake Publisher’s Clearing House and Mega Millions sweepstakes scheme has been sentenced to three years in prison. Read More.