Legal

Juan Rodriguez, a 39-year-old Army veteran, pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree reckless endangerment in the hot car deaths of his one-year-old twins last week. He was sentenced to…

After her 15-year-old daughter committed suicide, Julie Seal is working for a law to ban social media for youth under 16. She believes it could save lives.

Facial recognition software is being used in law enforcement, but it’s catching innocent people. See the statistics and why some want the practice stopped.

See why a judge intervened and what price granny will pay if she doesn’t comply.

Amid coronavirus, beaches across the country are beginning to reopen. Current hot spots: various Florida beaches and California’s OC beaches.

Rules regarding what’s considered “coronavirus essential business” are in flux with Major League Baseball, pro wrestling and churches angling to make list.

Amyiah Cohoon posted on Instagram about having coronavirus. The next day, an officer came to her home threatening to arrest her.

A group of students has filed a federal lawsuit against Liberty University and Jerry Falwell, Jr for endangering them during the coronavirus pandemic.

Teens continue to violate Stay at Home orders, potentially harming not only themselves but thousands of others. What are the penalties they face?

Coronavirus crime is the latest to emerge in the middle of COVID-related breaking news. The latest? A woman coughing on $35,000 worth of products.