Melissa G. Moore, the daughter of "Happy Face" serial killer Keith Jesperson, previously wrote a memoir, "Shattered Silence," about her tumultuous upbringing ...

Bristol City Council has completed the installation of the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood infrastructure, apart from the ...

Streamer DocuBay is set to premiere “Dupatta Killer,” a true-crime documentary exploring the case of Mahanand Naik, described as “Goa’s most infamous serial killer.” The documentary ...

Eddie George is officially getting a chance to coach at the top level of college football. George and Bowling Green have agreed to terms for the former NFL running back to become its next head coach.

According to multiple reports, Eddie George — the beloved running back who starred for the Titans (and Cowboys) before transitioning to coaching — was named the head coach at Bowling.

For more audio journalism and storytelling, download New York Times Audio, a new iOS app available for news subscribers. By Daniel Oppenheimer Read by Robert Fass Produced by Tally Abecassis ...

A drug-addicted killer George Ness changed from harmless ‘lackey’ to violent murderer after he started abusing crack cocaine. That’s the view of a former friend of the 41-year-old who has ...

A drug-addicted killer George Ness changed from harmless ‘lackey’ to violent murderer after he started abusing crack cocaine. That’s the view of a former friend of the 41-year-old who has now been ...

Canada’s federal cabinet has declined a recommendation from two ministers to issue an emergency order that would protect endangered southern resident killer whales off the coast of British Columbia.

U.S. President Donald Trump has denied any plans to pardon former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who was convicted in the 2020 killing of George Floyd. The speculation arose after ...

Chauvin was sentenced to both federal and state prison time for the murder of George Floyd in 2020. A presidential pardon would only apply to Chauvin's federal conviction, not his state conviction.

A court has again revoked the freedom of a man who killed his psychiatrist in 1992, because he has repeatedly breached release conditions and embarked on drug binges in the community.