Alexandra Chaidez

A surrogacy agency shut down abruptly last year, leaving some clients without their money or paths to parenthood. Its owner is charged with fraud and money laundering.

Nearly three weeks after Nolan Wells was last seen on Mississippi’s Horn Island, many of the circumstances surrounding the 18-year-old football player’s disappearance and death remain unclear.

When locals think of Horn Island, they think of pristine beaches, summer boating trips and peaceful fishing.

His friends called for help and reported their boat was taking on water before they returned to the mainland from Horn Island, audio shows.

The meeting doesn’t necessarily mean Wells’ death is being investigated as a crime.

A stylish thief dubbed L.A.'s "most tasteful" burglar stole thousands of dollars' worth of midcentury modern furniture.

The man who attacked a Mormon church in Michigan last year sought to "divert law enforcement resources" by phoning in threats to three other nearby houses of worship before unleashing his deadly assault on LDS members, police said Tuesday

The FBI is investigating a surrogacy agency in Washington state that shut down suddenly, leaving intended parents out of thousands of dollars and surrogates without compensation.

Former staff of Harvard Divinity School's Religion and Public Life program say it encouraged a healthy dialogue, but critics accused it of antisemitism.

Harvard has become a symbol of defiance for refusing to cave to the administration’s demands, but on campus, many say the mood is one of frustration and fear.

Tennessee’s workplace safety agency has absolved a plastics plant of responsibility in the deaths of six workers who were swept away by floodwaters from Hurricane Helene.