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Crime
Selma Blair faces federal and state charges after allegedly attacking flight attendants, a police officer and a hospital nurse during a Sunday flight from Los Angeles to New York.
A South Hadley man previously convicted of child pornography charges has pleaded guilty to smuggling plutonium from Russia and selling it, along with toxic thallium, to dozens of customers nationwide through the US mail.
Tennessee has postponed the Dec. 3 execution of convicted double murderer Gary Wayne Sutton after Gov. Bill Lee suspended executions statewide following a botched lethal injection attempt on death row inmate Christa Pike.
A Louisville man is charged with reckless homicide after allegedly running over a cardboard box containing a sleeping homeless man in a cemetery and fleeing the scene; a groundskeeper who tried to cover for him faces a separate charge.
Former Detroit Medical Center resident Lincoln Erickson, 32, was sentenced to more than nine years in federal prison for receiving child pornography and ties to a wider child sexual abuse network uncovered through Telegram messages and an undercover FBI operation.
Christine De Anda, 57, faces 35 criminal counts and nearly 25 years in prison after more than 300 sick and emaciated dogs and cats were seized from her Lake Hughes rescue property.
Latah County prosecutors say Bryan Kohberger’s new lawyers are on a “fishing expedition” for arguments to undo his guilty plea, as a Nov. 13 deadline looms in the Idaho student murders case.
A former Navy sailor and his wife pleaded guilty to selling fentanyl-laced pills disguised as oxycodone to crewmates on the USS Abraham Lincoln, including a sale that led to one sailor’s fatal overdose.
Bystanders tackled a man accused of driving a stolen Tesla through a crowded San Diego boardwalk, striking a woman who suffered a fractured spine, broken ribs and a deep cut; he now faces up to 24 years in prison.
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