Brenda Breslauer

Kristil Krug’s family believes that if communications companies had responded faster, officials could have identified her husband as the culprit and saved her.

A New Jersey judge ruled that prosecutors can use evidence from a powerful and increasingly common DNA tool in the upcoming trial of a man charged in the 2018 murder of four relatives.

Lawyers for Paul Caneiro who is charged with the brutal murders of four of his relatives are challenging the use of an increasingly common tool in DNA analysis.

LEWISTON, Maine — For the family of the Army reservist who carried out a mass shooting across Maine's second-largest city one year ago, dissecting what provoked the deadly rampage has been daunting.

Florida dentist Charlie Adelson was found guilty of having his ex-brother-in-law killed. Days later, his mom, Donna Adelson, was charged in the plot.

One neighbor recalled his casual threat over a less-than-precise parking job.

A CIA veteran who survived a hand-to-hand battle with Al Qaeda in Afghanistan is coming to the aid of his former Afghan comrades.

Boxes of paper records fill nearly every corridor of the ATF’s National Tracing Center, where agents are struggling to keep up with surging requests from local police.

When people choose a new doctor, many start with an online search. But some online doctor reviews are fake. Experts share tips for spotting fake online reviews.

Amid a baby formula shortage, investigators have been unable to definitively determine the source or sources of a rare bacteria that sickened four babies.

More than 200,000 U.S. children have lost a parent or caregiver to COVID; efforts to help them have been haphazard.