Where is Julie Ann Gonzalez, a pharmacy tech and young mother? Police in Austin, Texas, would like to know. She was last seen March 26.

A police officer in Tucson, Arizona, sued the state’s governor Thursday, contending its impossible to enforce the new immigration law.

The SeaWorld trainer killed by a whale in February fought to free herself from the animal after he caught her hair, a sheriff’s report said.

Registered sex offender John Albert Gardner III tried to follow an 11-year-old girl home from school the day before he killed Chelsea King, a freshly unsealed affidavit says. Gardner also admits killing Amber Dubois, 14.

Thomas Hagan, the only man who admitted his role in the 1965 assassination of iconic black leader Malcolm X, was paroled Tuesday. “I don’t think it ever should have happened,” he told the parole board.

Remains found in Pennsylvania have been identified as those of a woman who disappeared in New York in 2008 after leaving a Manhattan nightclub in the company of a convicted sex offender, authorities said Monday.

A jury found the Boy Scouts of America liable for the sexual abuse of a 12-year-old boy more than 25 years ago, returning a verdict of .5 million in damages.

The Ohio Supreme Court removed a Cleveland judge from the case after attorneys for suspected serial killer Anthony Sowell accused her of bias.

A New York taxi driver pleaded guilty Friday to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains.

Eleven suspected pirates have arrived in the United States to face criminal prosecution for alleged attacks on U.S. Navy ships near Somalia, a federal government source said Friday.