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New survey reveals violent crime rose in major U.S. cities despite nationwide decline, with some areas reporting increases in homicides and assaults.

Two helicopters collided mid-air in Hammonton, New Jersey, killing one person and critically injuring another person in the crash, authorities said Sunday.

Heroes emerged from 2025's deadliest disasters as first responders and citizens risked everything to save lives during floods, shootings and rescues.

Oklahoma man allegedly fired bullet during Christmas Day target practice that fatally struck woman on porch, authorities say.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis' lawyers seek to dismiss evidence in the Tupac murder trial, arguing Las Vegas police misled a judge about the defendant's status.

From moments of celebration to scenes of devastation, 2025 delivered images that defined a turbulent year in America. These photos captured some of those defining stories.

Small towns across the United States faced shocking violence in 2025, exposing deep vulnerabilities in quiet communities from Mississippi to Montana.

International organized crime groups are recruiting juveniles to steal vehicles in Detroit before shipping them to the Middle East, alarming law enforcement officials.

A Florida man was arrested after he allegedly trespassed in an avocado grove and stole roughly 400 pounds of the fruit in order to sell them for money to buy Christmas gifts.

A nude man allegedly broke into two luxury Golden Beach homes Christmas night and was found hiding in the garage of a $12 million home after drinking.

Former law enforcement officer Tiffany Lee Griffith has been charged with aggravated child abuse after allegedly holding a 6-year-old underwater at a Florida hotel.

Dramatic video shows suspect allegedly pulling Washington trooper from car on Christmas Day, stealing cruiser on Seattle interstate before arrest.

Times Square's 2025 ball drop will sparkle in red, white and blue patriotic colors to kick off America's 250th birthday celebrations nationwide this year.

A grand jury refused to indict a father of two Kentucky State University students who shot two people who were beating his son's head against the pavement.

Texas repeat offender allegedly linked to three separate shootings in one month, including random drive-by attacks and SWAT standoff in Hays County area.